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1 improved subgrade
Англо-русский словарь строительных терминов > improved subgrade
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2 improved subgrade
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > improved subgrade
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3 improved subgrade
1) Техника: улучшенная поверхность грунта2) Строительство: улучшенное дорожное основание -
4 improved subgrade
улучшенная поверхность грунта, улучшенное дорожное основание -
5 subgrade
1. подстилающий слой, постель2. грунтовое основание3. ж. -д. основная площадка4. проектная отметка грунтового основания или дна траншеи -
6 improved
1. усовершенствованный; благоустроенный; мелиорированный2. улучшенный; усовершенствованный3. улучшать; улучшенныйСинонимический ряд:1. getting well (adj.) changed for the better; convalescent; feeling better; getting well; making a rapid recovery; mending; recovering; recuperated; well2. gotten better (adj.) amended; augmented; corrected; enhanced; gotten better; modernized; rectified; refined; updated3. ameliorated (verb) ameliorated; amended; bettered; come around; convalesced; gained; helped; looked up; meliorated; mended; perked up; rallied; recovered; recuperated; upgraded4. illuminated (verb) edified; enlightened; illuminated; illumined; irradiated; uplifted -
7 improved
улучшил; улучшенный
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