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1 рыхлая почва
1) General subject: friable soil2) Construction: hover ground3) Railway term: loose ground, weak soil4) Automobile industry: mellow soil5) Architecture: light soil6) Forestry: loose soil7) Makarov: free soil, nonplastic soil -
2 сыпучий
сыпучий грунт — loose / friable soil
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3 сыпучий
сыпу́чий грунт — loose [-s] / friable soil
сыпу́чие тела́ — dry substances
ме́ры сыпу́чих тел — dry measures
сыпу́чая ткань разг. — fabric that frays easily
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4 рыхлый грунт
1) Geology: friable ground2) Naval: loose bottom3) Engineering: loose earth, loose material4) Construction: mellow soil5) Automobile industry: hover ground, loose ground, loose soil6) Architecture: light soil7) Mining: bad ground, hover-ground, light ground8) Forestry: fragile soil9) Oil: loose gravel10) Geophysics: soft ground11) Makarov: loosely packed material -
5 рыхлый
1. flocculent2. incoherent3. noncoherent4. spongy5. friable; crumbly; loose6. lax7. loose -
6 плывун
1) General subject: friable sand, quicksand2) Geology: drift sand, drifting sand, flow rock, quartz sand, running measure, shifting sand, soft ground, wet ground3) Engineering: floating earth, running ground, running soil, running sand (песок)4) Construction: bull's liver, flow earth, flowing sand, running sand, shilting sand, soil flow, water-bearing sand5) Mining: difficult ground, running measures6) Oil: heaving sands, quick ground, quick sand7) Ecology: floating layer8) Drilling: drift-sand9) Sakhalin energy glossary: heaving sand10) Oilfield: travelling sand11) Cement: blow sand, silt slurry -
7 рыхлое состояние
1) Engineering: loose condition2) Soil science: friable state
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friable — adjective Etymology: Middle French or Latin; Middle French, from Latin friabilis, from friare to crumble more at friction Date: 1563 easily crumbled or pulverized < friable soil > Synonyms: see fragile • friability noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
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friable — adjective technical friable rocks or soil are easily broken into very small pieces or into powder … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
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