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The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > even wear
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Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > even wear
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English-Russian dictionary of leather and footwear industry > even wear
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The English-Russian dictionary on reliability and quality control > even wear
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износ, изнашивание, выработка, истирание; срабатывание; амортизация || изнашиваться; срабатываться; истираться— wear off
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износ, выработка, истирание
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- adhesive wearto wear off — срабатываться; изнашиваться ();
- barrel wear
- corrosive wear
- diamond wear
- drilling bit wear
- erosion-and-corrosion wear
- erosive wear
- fatigue wear
- flat-crested wear of drilling bit teeth
- fretting wear
- gage wear
- irregular wear
- lopsided wear
- mechanochemical wear
- one-sided wear
- pick-shaped wear of drilling bit
- rope wear
- seizure wear
- self-sharpening wear of drilling bit teeth
- service wear
- shoulder wear
- unbalanced drilling bit teeth wear
- undue wear
- uneven wear
- uniform wear* * *• износ -
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- brake lining wear
- contact wear
- cylinder wear
- electrode wear
- engine wear
- even wear
- excessive wear
- gradual wear
- initial wear
- irregular wear
- lining wear
- local wear
- moderate wear
- normal wear
- road wear
- rubbing-block wear
- run-in wear
- spotty tread wear
- spotty wear
- tire overinflation wear
- tire toe-in wear
- tire toe-out wear
- tire underinflation wear
- tire wear
- tire-camber wear
- uneven wear* * *• 1) /vt/ носить; 2) /vi/ изнашиваться• износ -
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1) износ; истирание2) изнашивать(ся); истирать(ся); срабатывать(ся)•wear and tear — износ, снашивание
- attrition wear - corrosive wear - cutting wear - dynamic wear - erosive wear - even wear - fine wear - gross wear - in-service wear - mechanical wear - metallic wear - rapid wear - roller wear - smooth wearto wear off — стираться, изнашиваться
* * *износ, истирание; изнашивание- abnormal wear
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изнашиваться; истираться; износ, изнашивание, истирание; срабатывание•
- belt wear
- corrosive wear
- diametral wear
- even wear
- excessive wear
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износ m* * *1. износ, изнашивание; истирание || изнашиваться; истираться
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ровный; гладкий; равный; однообразный; на одном уровне; равномерный; одинаковый; сходный; четный; II выравнивать; сглаживать- even depth - even force - even fracture - even integer - even layer - even load - even ratio gear train - even running surface - even surface - even twisting moment - even wear -
20 even tread wear
Военный термин: равномерный износ протектора
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