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2) Naval: breeching (в дымовой трубе)3) American: hog (самец, кастрированный до отъема), hog (самец, кастрированный до отъёма)4) Engineering: baffle, baffler, breeching (часть дымохода), chimney flue, flue, main flue gas breeching, smoke flue, smoke uptake, stack flue5) Agriculture: castrated male pig, gelding6) Chemistry: collecting flue7) Construction: breech (отверстие в дымовой трубе для соединения с топкой), breeching (отверстие в дымовой трубе для соединения с топкой), bypass flue, horizontal flue, main flue, waste-gaz flue8) British English: seg (самец, кастрированный после проявления у него вторичных половых признаков)9) Painting: barrow10) Metallurgy: channel, chimney intake, main flue (мартеновской печи), neck11) Silicates: gas flue12) Ecology: breaching13) Makarov: baffle (печи), baffler (печи), castrated boar, chimney intake (часть дымохода), flue (часть дымохода), gelded boar, gelded pig
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