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1 защёлка капота
Automobile industry: bonnet catch, bonnet latch, hood catch, hood fastener, hood latch -
2 застёжка капота
Automobile industry: hood catch, hood fastener -
3 замок капота
1) Aviation: cowl fastener, cowl fastener (двигателя), cowling fastener2) Engineering: hood lock3) Automobile industry: bonnet latch, bonnet lock, cowling clip, hood catch -
4 запор
м. bolt, bar, lock, latch, hasp, fastener, catch, stopпод замком, под надёжным запором — under lock and key
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