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1 неработоспособное состояние
inoperable condition; nonoperable stateРусско-английский автомобильный словарь > неработоспособное состояние
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2 нерабочее состояние
1) Military: nonoperating status (техники), nonoperational status (техники), stand-down2) Engineering: down state, idle, inactive status, inoperable condition, off-line state, open state, redundant state3) Construction: idle state, non-operating state4) Information technology: disabled condition, disabled state, off-state5) Mechanics: run-down state6) Automation: workless condition7) Quality control: disuse, nonoperational state8) General subject: free condition9) Scuba diving: out of orderУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > нерабочее состояние
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3 неработоспособное состояние
1) Engineering: nonoperable state, state of nonoperability, unavailable state2) Construction: non operable condition3) Information technology: faulty4) Oil: disability, inoperability5) Automation: nonserviceability, nonserviceable condition6) Quality control: inoperable condition7) Robots: unoperable mode8) Security: failure stateУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неработоспособное состояние
См. также в других словарях:
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