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gypsum mortar Gipsmörtel mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > gypsum mortar
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mortar joint — шов, заполненный раствором
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1) Строительство: штукатурный раствор из гипса2) Силикатное производство: гипсовый раствор -
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lime-gypsum mortar Kalkgipsmörtel mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > lime-gypsum mortar
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1) строительный раствор; известковый раствор2) мертель3) ступка•- aluminosilicate mortar - asbestos cement mortar - bedding mortar - building mortar - cement mortar - clay mortar - clay-cement mortar - dried mortar - epoxy mortar - fireclay mortar - grouting mortar - gypsum mortar - hair mortar - heat-setting mortar - heavy mortar - hydraulic mortar - hydraulic setting mortar - lean mortar - masonry mortar - mason's mortar - neat-cement mortar - pneumatic mortar - pneumatically placed mortar - pumped mortar - retempered mortar - rich mortar - soil mortar - stiff mortar - straight cement mortar - thin mortarmortar from trass — пуццолановый ( трассовый) раствор
* * *строительный раствор; строительная растворная смесь- activated mortar
- air-blown mortar
- air entrained mortar
- antifreeze mortar
- asbestos cement mortar
- cement mortar
- cement-lime mortar
- clay mortar
- compo mortar
- dry pack mortar
- epoxy mortar
- fat mortar
- fiber reinforced mortar
- gauged mortar
- grouting mortar
- haired mortar
- hydraulic mortar
- lean mortar
- lime mortar
- masonry mortar
- nonstaining mortar
- plastic mortar
- polymer mortar
- polymer-impregnated mortar
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1. n ступка, ступа2. n воен. миномёт; мортира3. v воен. обстреливать миномётным огнём4. n известковый раствор; строительный раствор5. v скреплять известковым растворомСинонимический ряд:adhesive (noun) adhesive; cement; epoxy; epoxy resin; glue; grout; portland cement; rubber cement; white cement -
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gypsum-lime mortar Gipskalkmörtel mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > gypsum-lime mortar
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1. n гипс; селенит2. v гипсоватьСинонимический ряд:stucco (adj.) clay; drywall; grout; lath and plaster; mortar; plaster; plaster of Paris; spackling compound; stucco -
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air-setting mortar — раствор, схватывающийся на воздухе
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > gypsum-lime mortar
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Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > gypsum-lime mortar
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