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1 нож шипорезного струга
Русско-английский политехнический словарь > нож шипорезного струга
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2 нож шипорезного станка
Русско-английский словарь по деревообрабатывающей промышленности > нож шипорезного станка
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3 нож шипорезного станка
Forestry: dovetail knife, tenon knifeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > нож шипорезного станка
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( якоря) fluke мор., leg, palm* * *ла́па ж.вяза́ть в ла́пу — dovetail; ( прилив на корпусе) lug2. с.-х. foot, blade, shovel, sweep, tine, point3. кож. shankла́па для разде́лки гре́бней — sweep bladeла́па для яче́истой па́хоты — pit bladeзагреба́ющая ла́па ( погрузчика) — gathering armзагру́зочная ла́па ( погрузчика) — loading armла́па кле́ти горн. — cage shoeла́па крепле́ния маш. — mounting footкультива́торная ла́па — hoe (blade), tine, shovel, cultivator toothкультива́торная ла́па на пружи́нной сто́йке или предохрани́теле — spring hoeла́па маркё́ра с.-х. — marker pointодносторо́нняя ла́па — side shovelодносторо́нняя, плоскоре́жущая ла́па — L-hoe, scuffle knifeоку́чивающая ла́па — earthing bladeопо́рная ла́па1. маш. pick-up2. с.-х. stabilizer bladeоткидна́я ла́па маш. — tiltable clawполо́льная ла́па — weed shovel, weeder tineла́па почвоуглуби́теля — subsoiling blade, subsoil shank, subsoil tineпропо́лочная ла́па — weed-cutting bladeла́па проре́живателя — thinner [gapping] bladeпружи́нная ла́па — resilient tineрыхли́тельная ла́па — cultivator [chisel] point, cultivating tine, ripping toothрыхли́тельная, копьеви́дная ла́па — spear-bead [spear-point] shovelрыхли́тельная, оборо́тная ла́па — double-pointed shovelсамозата́чивающаяся ла́па — self-sharpening sweepла́па с твердоспла́вной напла́вкой — hard-faced sweepстре́льчатая ла́па — A(-hoe) blade, duckfoot shovel, duckfoot tine, V-shaped sweepла́па я́коря — anchor blade, anchor fluke, anchor palm* * *
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