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61 peritoneal fluid
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62 tissue fluid
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63 hydraulic fluid
гидравлическая жидкость; рабочая жидкость гидросистемыEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > hydraulic fluid
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64 circulating fluid
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > circulating fluid
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65 compressible fluid
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > compressible fluid
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66 driving fluid
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > driving fluid
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67 ethyl fluid
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > ethyl fluid
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68 gas cut fluid
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > gas cut fluid
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69 perfect fluid
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > perfect fluid
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70 plastic fluid
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > plastic fluid
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71 power fluid
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > power fluid
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72 sealing fluid
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > sealing fluid
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73 torque converter fluid
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > torque converter fluid
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74 working fluid
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > working fluid
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75 intermittent jet
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > intermittent jet
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76 plasma jet
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77 non-fluid oil
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > non-fluid oil
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78 free turbulent jet in a space filled with fluid
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > free turbulent jet in a space filled with fluid
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79 струя газа
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > струя газа
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80 струя газа
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