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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > etching varnish
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Полиграфия: (защитный) кислотоупорный лак -
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(защитный) кислотоупорный лакАнгло-русский словарь по полиграфии и издательскому делу > etching varnish
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1. лак; лаковая плёнка; покрывать лаком, лакировать2. олифаfinishing varnish — отделочный лак; покровный лак
impregnating varnish — пропиточный лак, лак для пропитки
letterpress varnish — лак, используемый при травлении клише
overprint varnish — лакировальная олифа, покровный лак
press varnish — лак, используемый в печатной машине
3. синтетическая олифа4. лак на синтетических смолахfour-hour varnish — лак, высыхающий за четыре часа
applied varnish — покрыл лаком; покрытый лаком
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1) лак; лаковая плёнка (на оттиске) || покрывать лаком, лакировать2) олифаАнгло-русский словарь по полиграфии и издательскому делу > varnish
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8 colophonic varnish
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > colophonic varnish
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9 copal varnish
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10 dull varnish
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11 flatting varnish
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > flatting varnish
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12 glossy varnish
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13 impregnating varnish
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > impregnating varnish
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14 long-oil varnish
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > long-oil varnish
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15 polishing varnish
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > polishing varnish
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16 undercoating varnish
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > undercoating varnish
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17 zapon varnish
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18 baking varnish
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > baking varnish
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19 dipping varnish
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > dipping varnish
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20 flatting varnish
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > flatting varnish
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