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1 флювиогляциальные отложения
1) Geology: drift deposits, glaciofluvial drift2) Engineering: fluvioglacial sediments, glaciofluvial deposit, outwash, overburden3) Ecology: fluvioglacial deposits4) Oil&Gas technology fluvio-glacial deposit5) Oilfield: fluvio-glacial deposits6) Makarov: aqueoglacial deposits, fluvioglacial sediment (слоистые, преимущественно грубые по составу отложения, аккумулированные потоками талых ледниковых вод перед фронтом ледников), outwash apron7) General subject: glaciofluviatile depositsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > флювиогляциальные отложения
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2 avlagring
alluvion, bed, deposit, deposition, exfoliation, sediment, sedimentation, segregationaggradationsavlagring; aggradational depositallokton avlagring; allochtonous depositdjuphavsavlagring; abyssal depositfluvioglacial avlagring; fluvioglacial depositglaciäravlagring; drift deposithavsavlagring; marine depositisavlagring; glacial depositisotopisk avlagring; isotopic depositkalkavlagring; calcareous depositlinsformig avlagring; channel depositmoränavlagring; glacial depositneritisk avlagring; neritic depositpelagisk avlagring; pelagic depositpyroklastisk avlagring; pyroslastssandavlagring; alluvial depositsjöavlagring; lake-bed deposittuffavlagring; tuff depositvaskavlagring; detrial depositvindavlagring; aeolian depositytavlagring; surface depositälvavlagring; river deposit
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