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цепь; II соединять цепью; соединять при помощи цепи; II цепной- chain-and-sprocket drive - chain drive - chain-driven - chain gear - chain gearing - chain guard - chain hoist - chain jack - chain joint - chain link - chain lock - chain of coordinated crossings - chain oiler - chain rivet - chain roller - chain skid - chain skid bolt - chain skid screw - chain slack - chain sprocket - chain tensioner - chain tensioner cover - chain tensioner spindle - chain tensioner sprocket - chain tool - chain track - chain-track combine - chain-track tractor - chain transmission - chain tread - chain wheel - anchor chain - articulated link chain - barrel chain - block chain - bucket chain - complete kinematic chain - compound kinematic chain - connecting chain - control chain - coupling chain - crane chain - dismountable chain - drag chain - drive chain - driving chain - duplex roller chain - endless chain - flat link chain - four-link chain - Gall's chain - grate chain - grip lock chain - guide chain - guiding chain - haulage chain - hauling chain - hook link chain - hoop linked chain - incomplete kinematic chain - kinematic chain - knock-down chain - ladder chain - laminated chain - lashing chain - link chain - load chain - locking chain - multi-link chain - non-skid chain - ordinary chain - pintle chain - pitch chain - power transmission chain - propelling chain - pull chain - punched chain - roller chain - rudder chain - screw chain - silent chain - single-bar chain - sling chain - sprocket chain - stamped chain - static chain - straight-link chain - stud chain - surveyor's chain - tension chain - tested chain - toothed chain - track chain - tyre chain - valve chain - Vaucanson chain - welded chain -
22 tractor
трактор; тягач; устройство для позиционирования (напр. инструмента); подающий ремень; II тракторный- tractor assembly - tractor-borne - tractor breakaway valve - tractor build instruction - tractor-building - tractor-carried - tractor case - tractor coupler - tractor crane - tractor-cultivator - tractor disk tiller - tractor-drawn scraper - tractor-drawn combined harvester - tractor-drawn mower - tractor driver - tractor frame rail - tractor gate - tractor grain drill - tractor-gun - tractor head - tractor industry - tractor lift - tractor leveller - tractor loader - tractor-lorry - tractor mounted - tractor-mounted loader - tractor oil - tractor-operated implements - tractor operator - tractor plant - tractor shovel - tractor snow plow - tractor steerage hoe - tractor-towed loader - tractor-towed roller - tractor-trailer combination - tractor-trailer coupler - tractor trailer implement - tractor trailer mower - tractor-trailer train - tractor-trailer trucking - tractor train - tractor tyre - tractor underfoot condition - tractor unit - tractor winch - air-tired tractor - amphibian tractor - do-all tractor - hauling tractor - high-clearance tractor - high-drive tractor - logging tractor - long-haul tractor - low-clearance tractor - low ground pressure tractor - orchard tractor - sleeper cab tractor -
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