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1 грузопассажирский подъемник
Русско-английский словарь по строительству и новым строительным технологиям > грузопассажирский подъемник
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2 лифт
vertical conveyor, elevator, lift* * *лифт м.
брит. lift; амер. elevatorлифт обслу́живает пассажи́ров — a lift carries passengersлифт поднима́ет гру́зы — a lift carries goods, an elevator carries freightгрузово́й лифт — goods lift, freight elevatorгрузово́й лифт без проводника́ — unattended goods lift, unattended freight elevatorгрузово́й лифт с проводнико́м — attended goods lift; attended freight elevatorгру́зо-пассажи́рский лифт — goods-passenger lift, freight/ passenger elevatorпассажи́рский лифт — passenger lift, passenger elevatorлифт с ве́рхним при́водом — top-drive lift, top-drive elevatorлифт с канатоведу́щим шки́вом — Vee(-sheave) drive lift, traction(-sheave) elevatorскоростно́й лифт — express liftлифт с ни́жним при́водом — bottom-drive lift, bottom-drive elevator* * * -
3 грузопассажирский лифт
1) Engineering: freight-passenger elevator, goods-passenger elevator2) Metallurgy: goods-passenger liftУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > грузопассажирский лифт
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4 грузо-пассажирский лифт
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > грузо-пассажирский лифт
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5 лифт
м. брит. амер. lift; elevatorгрузовой лифт с проводником — attended goods lift; attended freight elevator
кабина лифта — lift cabin; elevator car
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