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1 втулка подшипника скольжения
1) Oil: friction bearing bushing2) Oilfield: friction bearing bushУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > втулка подшипника скольжения
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2 подшипник скольжения
1) Aviation: friction type bearing2) Medicine: slideway3) Engineering: bearing bush, bearing sleeve, friction bearing, journal bearing, neck journal bearing, plain bearing, sleeve bearing, sleeve type bearing, slider bearing4) Construction: slide bearing5) Railway term: plain friction bearing6) Automobile industry: parallel bearing, plain bearer, shell bearing, sleeve bearer, slider bearer7) Oil: journal bearing (в долотах), plain journal bearing, plane bearing, sliding bearing8) Mechanics: bushed bearing, journal9) Automation: bush bearing, sleeve-type bearing10) Bicycle: bushing11) Combustion gas turbines: sleeve-type journal bearing12) Cement: idler bearingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > подшипник скольжения
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