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/'faiə,wɔtʃə/ * danh từ - người canh nhà cháy (do bom cháy) ((cũng) fire-guard) -
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ˈfaɪəˌwɔtʃə = firespotter = firespotterБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > fire-watcher
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[`faɪəˏwɔʧə]пожарник на вышкеАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > fire-watcher
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◙ n. (שימוש בריטי) צופה אש, אדם המודיע על שריפה שנגרמת בעיקר על ידי הפצצה מהאוויר* * *◙ ריוואהמ הצצפה ידי לע רקיעב תמרגנש הפירש לע עידומה םדא,שא הפוצ (יטירב שומיש)◄ -
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n член на гражданската отбрана, който сигнализира за избухнали пожари (при бомбардировки)* * *{'faiъ,wъtshъ} n член на гражданската отбрана, който сигн* * *n член на гражданската отбрана, който сигнализира за избухнали пожари (при бомбардировки) -
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n. (Brits-Engels gebruik) brandwacht, iemand die nagaat of er branden zijn (in bijzonder in de Tweede Wereldoorlog tijdens de luchtbombardementen) -
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дежурный пожарный, пожарный наблюдатель; пожарный сигнализатор, обнаружитель пожара; система пожарообнаружения -
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