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1 подтравливание
1) Engineering: etch undercutting, undercut etching, undercutting etching2) Polygraphy: etching, underetching3) Information technology: undercutting4) Microelectronics: etch undercut, overetching, subetching, undercut, underetch, over-etching5) Automation: undercut (печатной платы), undercutting (печатной платы)6) Makarov: moderate grazing (пастбищного травостоя), temperate grazing (пастбищного травостоя) -
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undercut полигр., etch undercutting, undercutting электрон.; полигр., underetching* * *подтра́вливание с.
etchingбоково́е подтра́вливание полигр. — side [lateral] etching* * * -
3 протравливание
3) Agriculture: disinfection (семян), pretreatment (семян), treatment4) Chemistry: mordanting7) Polygraphy: eating through, undercutting8) Microelectronics: etchback9) Makarov: chemical treatment
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