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1 inscribed cylinder
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3 cylinder
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4 вписанный цилиндр
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5 polyhedron
многогранник, полиэдр, полиэдроид, политоп- locally contractible polyhedron - simply connected polyhedron -
6 engraved
гравировать; выгравированныйСинонимический ряд:fixed (verb) etched; fixed; graved; graved/graven or graved; impressed; imprinted; incised; inscribed; stamped
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