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1 friable lignite
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2 friable lignite
1) Геология: мягкий бурый уголь, хрупкий бурый уголь, хрупкий или мягкий бурый уголь2) Макаров: рассыпчатый лигнит, рыхлый лигнит -
3 friable lignite
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4 lignite
1. лигнит 2. бурый уголь
bituminous lignite битуминозный лигнит
black lignite чёрный лигнит, лигнит А
brown lignite бурый лигнит, лигнит Б
earthy lignite землистый лигнит
friable lignite рассыпчатый [рыхлый] лигнит
immature lignite незрелый лигнит
mature lignite зрелый лигнит
woody [xyloid] lignite древесный лигнит (сохранивший волокнистую структуру древесины)
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5 lignite
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6 deposit
1) отложение || отлагаться2) осадок, отстой || осаждаться3) нагар; накипь4) месторождение; (промышленная) залежь ( полезных ископаемых)5) покрытие ( получаемое методами осаждения) || наносить покрытие•-
alluvial deposit
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bauxite deposit
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bedded deposit
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brine deposit
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carbon deposit
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coal deposit
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commercial deposit
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coolant deposit
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deep seated deposit
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drift deposits
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dust deposit
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earth deposit
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epigenetic deposit
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epithermal deposit
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evaporite deposits
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flame deposit
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friable deposits
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frost deposit
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gas deposit
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gold deposit
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hard deposits
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hard rock deposit
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high-coal deposit
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high-grade deposit
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hydrocarbon deposit
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hydrothermal deposit
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igneous deposit
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iron-ore deposit
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karstic deposit
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leachable deposit
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lignite deposit
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lime deposit
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loose deposit
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low-coal deposit
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low-grade deposit
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major deposit
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marine beach deposit
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metalliferous deposit
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mineral deposit
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offshore deposit
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offshore placer deposit
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oil deposit
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porphyry deposit
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radioactive deposit
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satellite deposit
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scale deposit
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sea-floor ore deposit
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segregation deposit
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shelf deposit
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sludgy deposits
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small-tonnage deposit
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spray-fusion deposit
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steep deposit
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stubborn deposits
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sulfide deposit
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volcanogenic deposit
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water-bearing deposit
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weld deposit
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worked-out deposit
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