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1 heat-activated battery
English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > heat-activated battery
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2 battery
аккумулятор, батарея- ac battery
- accumulator battery
- acid battery
- aircraft battery
- alkaline dry battery
- alkaline-manganese battery
- alkaline-storage battery
- arsenide-galium solar battery
- baby battery
- buffer battery
- C battery
- cadmium-nickel battery
- capacitors battery
- central battery
- common battery
- dead battery
- external supply battery
- Faure storage battery
- flat-type battery
- floating battery
- galvanic battery
- gas-activated battery
- grid battery
- heat-activated battery
- iron-nickel battery
- lead-acid battery
- lead-calcium battery
- line battery
- lithium-ion battery
- local battery
- mercury battery
- nickel-cadmium battery
- nickel-metal hybride battery
- pasted-plate storage battery
- phosphide-indium battery
- plate battery
- plug-in battery
- portable battery
- power battery
- primary battery
- radio B battery
- radio device battery
- rechargeable battery
- rechargeable monoblock battery
- ringing battery
- run-down battery
- sealed battery
- secondary battery
- signaling battery
- silver battery
- silver-cadmium battery
- silver-zinc battery
- solar battery
- solid electrolyte battery
- spark-safe battery
- standby battery
- starter battery
- station battery
- stationary battery
- storage battery
- talking battery
- thermal batteryEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > battery
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3 battery
1) аккумулятор; (аккумуляторная) батарея2) группа или совокупность( одинаковых) устройств; комплект; батарея•-
A battery
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accumulator battery
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acid storage battery
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acid battery
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aircraft storage battery
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air-depolarized battery
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alkaline storage battery
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alkaline battery
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anode battery
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atomic battery
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B battery
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baby battery
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balancing battery
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banked battery
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biasing battery
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booster battery
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bottle battery
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buffer battery
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buttonbattery
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bypass battery
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C battery
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cadmium-nickel battery
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cell battery
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coke battery
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dead battery
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dirfusion battery
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disk battery
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drum storage battery
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dry battery
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dry-charged battery
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Edison storage battery
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electric battery
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electrochemical battery
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emergency battery
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filament battery
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flash light battery
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flat battery
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floated storage battery
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fuel-cell battery
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fuel battery
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fully charged battery
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gaging battery
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galvanic battery
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grid battery
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ground storage battery
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heat battery
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iron-nickel storage battery
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lead-acid battery
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mercury battery
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mold battery
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nickel-cadmium battery
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nickel-iron battery
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pancake battery
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peaking battery
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penlight battery
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photocharging battery
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pie battery
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plate battery
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plunge battery
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primary battery
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rail current battery
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rechargeable battery
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rechargeable solar battery
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ringing battery
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satisfactorily charged battery
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sea-water-activated battery
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secondary battery
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separator battery
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shakedown battery
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shell still battery
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side-fired battery
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signaling battery
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silver-cadmium storage battery
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silver-cadmium battery
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silver-zinc storage battery
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silver-zinc battery
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slab-oven battery
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solar battery
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solid-electrolyte battery
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standby battery
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starter battery
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stationary battery
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storage battery
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talking battery
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tank battery
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test battery
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thermoelectric battery
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thermonuclear battery
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torch battery
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track battery
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traction battery
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underjet battery
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батарея; аккумулятор; группаair defense missile battery — зенитная ракетная батарея, батарея ЗУР
battery of launch complexes — ркт. группа стартовых комплексов
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5 water
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