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1 генераторна установка
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2 твірний
generating, forming -
3 генеруюча програма
program generator, generator, generating program, generator program, generating routine, generative routine -
4 прибутковий злочин
Українсько-англійський юридичний словник > прибутковий злочин
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5 газогенераторна станція
gas plant, gas-generator plant, gas-producer plant, generating station -
6 генераторна
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7 генераторний
тех.generator, producerгенераторний газ — generator gas, producer gas
генераторний діод — oscillating [oscillator] diode
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8 генерування
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9 електростанція
жelectric power station, electricity generating station, power station; амер. power plantатомна електростанція — atomic power station; амер. atomic power plant, APR
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10 енергоблок
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11 кип'ятильна труба
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12 котлоагрегат
чboiler, steam generating unit -
13 програма-генератор
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14 струмогенераторний
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15 твірна
ж(як ім.) мат. generatrix, generant, generating lineтвірна конуса — cone generator, element of cone, ruling of cone
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16 установка
ж(прилад, механізм) unit, plant, rig, setпускова установка — launching pad, launcher
силова установка — power plant, generating unit
холодильна установка — refrigerating/cooling plant
установка для коксування — carbonizer, coker
установка зондового контролю — probe [probing] system, wafer prober, probe station
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17 утворювальний
creative, productive; forming, generating -
18 бюджетне міністерство
spending ministry; line ministry; budget-funded ministry; non-revenue-generating government department
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