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1 армированный стеклянными шариками
Русско-английский научный словарь > армированный стеклянными шариками
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2 наполненный стеклянными шариками
Русско-английский научный словарь > наполненный стеклянными шариками
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3 усиленный стеклянными шариками
Русско-английский научный словарь > усиленный стеклянными шариками
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4 стеклянный
[lang name="Russian"]стеклопоглотитель, стеклянный поглотитель — absorbing glass
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5 армированный стеклянными шариками
Chemistry: glass sphere reinforced, glass-sphere-reinforcedУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > армированный стеклянными шариками
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6 стеклянный
1. vitreous«стеклянное» электричество — vitreous electricity
2. glass; glassy3. glassyстеклопоглотитель, стеклянный поглотитель — absorbing glass
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