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давление; сжатие; напор; прессование; эл. напряжение- pressure at right angle - pressure below the atmospheric - pressure bulb - pressure cabin - pressure casting - pressure contact welding - pressure control valve - pressure curve - pressure difference - pressure distribution - pressure equalizer for twin tyres - pressure fan - pressure gas - pressure gas producer - pressure intensity - pressure jet apparatus - pressure jet burner - pressure lubrication - pressure maintaining valve - pressure meter - pressure nozzle - pressure of burst - pressure of explosion - pressure pump - pressure range - pressure ratio - pressure reducing valve - pressure-reductor valve - pressure regulating valve - pressure regulator - pressure regulator valve - pressure relief - pressure-relief valve - pressure resistance - pressure ring - pressure sensitivity - pressure side - pressure space - pressure spring - pressure stage - pressure stroke - pressure tubing - pressure turbine - pressure unit - pressure valve - pressure-volume diagram - pressure welding - pressure zone - absolute pressure - actual working pressure - assembling pressure - bottom hole pressure - circumferential pressure - dynamic pressure - end pressure - tyre pressure - natural draught pressure - osmotic pressure - permissible pressure - ram pressure - reaction pressure - return pressure - rising pressure - side pressure - soil pressure - spring pressure - standard pressure - subatmospheric pressure - superatmospheric pressure - supercharge pressure - wind pressure - working pressure -
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