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101 adiabatic heat drop
adiabatyczny spadek entalpiiEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > adiabatic heat drop
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102 aileron drop
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103 air drop
zrzut -
104 allow to drop
pozwolić ściekać kroplami -
105 anode voltage drop
spadek napięcia anodowegoEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > anode voltage drop
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106 arc drop
spadek napięcia w łuku -
107 arc-drop loss
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108 belt drop hammer
młot spadowy pasowy -
109 board drop hammer
młot spadowy deskowy -
110 catch-drop
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111 cathode drop
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112 cold-air drop
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113 delayed drop
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114 drag and drop
przeciągnij i upuść -
115 drag-and-drop
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116 draught drop
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117 forward drop
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118 free drop
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119 friction drop hammer
mtot cierny do kucia matrycowegoEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > friction drop hammer
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120 gravity drop hammer
miot spadowyEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > gravity drop hammer
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