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1 gauge depth
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2 pressure gauge depth
Oil: PGDPУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > pressure gauge depth
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3 depth gauge
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4 глубиномер
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5 глубинный манометр
Русско-английский словарь по нефти и газу > глубинный манометр
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6 водомерная рейка
1) General subject: depth-gauge, water-gauge2) Naval: staff gauge, tide batten, tide staff3) Engineering: depth gage, depth gauge, depth stick, sea gage, staff gage, stage gage, water stake, water-level staff5) Construction: fixed staff, foot gauge, gauging rod, stage gauge, tide gauge, water gauge6) Automobile industry: water-level scale7) Special term: gauging-rod8) Ecology: river gauge9) Makarov: depthometer, staff or depth gage10) General subject: water level scale -
7 лимниграф
1) General subject: depth gauge, depth-gauge (для рек), limnigraph (прибор)2) Naval: recording tide gauge (на озере)3) Engineering: limnograph4) Construction: water level recorder5) Makarov: depthometer (для рек), water level recording device, water stage recorder6) General subject: automatic recording gauge, automatic water-stage recorder, water-level recorder, water-stage recorder -
8 глубина установки манометра
Oil: gauge depth (измерительного прибора), pressure gauge depthУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > глубина установки манометра
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9 измеритель глубины
1) Naval: depth sounder, depthometer2) Military: dip-stick3) Engineering: depth finder4) Marine science: sounder5) Dental implantology: depth gage, depth gauge, depth probeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > измеритель глубины
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10 измерять глубину
2) Geology: take the soundings4) Military: sound the depth5) Construction: gauge depth6) Mining: get depth7) Oil: determine depth, measure depth8) Fishery: take soundings -
11 глубомер
1) Engineering: depth gage, depth gauge, depth indicator, hydrobarometer2) Meteorology: bathymeter, depthometer3) Metallurgy: sounding device4) Fishery: fathometer, sounder5) Makarov: bathymeter (метео)6) General subject: water depth device -
12 глубина погружения прибора
General subject: gauge depthУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > глубина погружения прибора
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13 глубина, измеряемая прибором
General subject: gauge depthУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > глубина, измеряемая прибором
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14 замерная глубина
Drilling: gauge depth -
15 самый низкий уровень
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > самый низкий уровень
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16 глубинный
Русско-английский словарь по информационным технологиям > глубинный
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17 глубиномер
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18 глубинометр
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19 линейка - глубинометр
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > линейка - глубинометр
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20 телеметрический глубинометр
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > телеметрический глубинометр
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