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121 glass-height-gauge
[ʹglɑ:shaıtʹgeıdʒ] = glass-gauge -
122 glass gauge
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123 glass gauge
1) Автомобильный термин: указатель уровня (топлива, масла) со стеклянной трубкой2) Глоссарий компании Сахалин Энерджи: водомерное стекло -
124 glass height gauge
Общая лексика: водомерное стекло, указатель уровня со стеклянной трубкой -
125 glass water gauge
Морской термин: водомерное стекло -
126 glass-gauge
[ˌglɑːs'geɪdʒ]Общая лексика: водомерное стекло, указатель уровня со стеклянной трубкой (топлива, масла) -
127 glass-height-gauge
Общая лексика: водомерное стекло, указатель уровня ( топлива, масла) со стеклянной трубкой -
128 glass-tube level gauge
1) Морской термин: водомерное стекло2) Общая лексика: водомерная трубкаУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > glass-tube level gauge
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