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1) Техника: фронтальные облака2) Макаров: фронтальная облачность -
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English-Russian aviation meteorology dictionary > frontal clouds
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > фронтальные облака
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1) облако; мн. ч. облачность2) скопление; сгусток3) дымка; матовость; помутнение ( дефект кристалла)4) тлв пятно ( на изображении)5) муть || мутнеть•-
air-mass cloud
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altocumulus cloud
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altostratus cloud
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chaff cloud
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cirrocumulus cloud
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cirrostratus cloud
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cirrus cloud
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convective clouds
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cumulonimbus cloud
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cumulus cloud
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deep cloud
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dust cloud
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electron cloud
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exhaust cloud
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frontal clouds
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high-level clouds
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high clouds
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ion cloud
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ionized cloud
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low-level clouds
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low clouds
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maritime clouds
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massive cloud
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middle-level clouds
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middle clouds
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mixed cloud
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nacreous clouds
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nimbostratus cloud
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noctilucent clouds
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nonprecipitating cloud
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opaque clouds
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ozone cloud
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precipitating cloud
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rocket exhaust clouds
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roll clouds
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shallow cloud
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sheet clouds
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smoke cloud
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squall cloud
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stratocumulus cloud
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stratus cloud
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thunderstorm cloud
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upglide cloud
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vacancy cloud
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volcanic eruption clouds
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warm cloud
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