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1) винт; болт; шуруп || завинчивать; ввинчивать; скреплять винтами или болтами2) червяк; шнек3) винтовая линия || винтовой•to screw down — завинчивать; поджимать, поджимать винтом
to screw off — отвинчивать, свинчивать
- abutment screwto screw up — завинчивать; затягивать
- actuating screw
- actuator screw
- adjuster screw
- adjusting screw
- adjusting wedge screw
- Allen screw
- Allen set screw
- anchor screw
- anchoring screw
- attachment screw
- b.b. screw
- backup screw
- ball feed screw
- ball screw
- ball-bearing screw
- ball-jointed screw
- belt screw
- bevel-pointed screw
- binder screw
- black screw
- bleed screw
- bottle screw
- brake screw
- butterfly screw
- button-head screw
- cap screw
- capstan screw
- capstan-head screw
- capstan-headed screw
- carriage lock screw
- chamfer-pointed screw
- check screw
- cheese head screw
- clamp screw
- clamping screw
- clamp-up screw
- closing screw
- coarsely-pitched screw
- coarse-pitch screw
- collar head cap screw
- commercial screw
- compound screw
- compression screw
- cone point set screw
- cone-locking screw
- conical-nosed screw
- connecting screw
- countersunk screw
- coupler screw
- coupling screw
- cover screw
- cross-feed screw
- cross-lead screw
- cross-recessed head screw
- cross-slot head screw
- cross-slotted head screw
- cross-traverse screw
- cup head screw
- cup nibbed head screw
- cup point set screw
- cupped point set screw
- cutter blade screw
- dial screw
- differential screw
- dog point set screw
- double-ended threaded screw
- double-shoulder screw
- double-threaded screw
- downfeed screw
- drive screw
- driving screw
- eared screw
- eccentric screw
- ejection plate screw
- ejector screw
- elevating screw for adjusting the cross-rail
- endless screw
- engaging screw
- expansion screw
- eye screw
- fastening screw
- feed screw
- feeding screw
- female screw
- filister head screw
- filling screw
- fine pitch screw
- fine setting screw
- fitting screw
- fixing screw
- flange screw
- flat filister head screw
- flat head screw
- flat pivot point screw
- flat point set screw
- fluted socket screw
- fly screw
- fly-headed screw
- focusing screw
- foot screw
- forcing screw
- French head screw
- full dog point set screw
- gib screw
- governing screw
- grub screw
- guide screw
- half-bright screw
- half-dog point set screw
- hand screw
- headless screw
- head-operating screw
- helical screw
- hexagon set screw
- hexagon socket head screw
- hexagon socket set screw
- hexagon-head screw
- high-pitch screw
- Hindley screw
- hold-down screw
- holding screw
- hook screw
- horizontal feed screw
- hunter's screw
- inside screw
- instrument-headed screw
- jack screw
- knee-elevating screw
- knurled head screw
- knurled knob screw
- knurled thumb screw
- lag screw
- latch screw
- lead screw
- leading screw
- leveling screw
- limit screw
- lock screw
- locking screw
- longitudinal feed screw
- long-pitch screw
- low-head screw
- lubricating screw
- machine screws
- male screw
- master screw
- microadjustment screw with a graduated head
- micrometer adjustment screw
- micrometer screw
- micrometer-calibrated screw
- micrometer-dial screw
- milled screw
- mirror screw
- motion screw
- motion transmission screw
- mounting screw
- multiple-thread screw
- multiple-threaded screw
- multistart screw
- mushroom-headed screw
- odd-pitch screw
- oval binding head screw
- oval countersunk head screw
- oval filister head screw
- oval head screw
- oval point set screw
- oven head screw
- pan head screw
- perpetual screw
- piano head screw
- pinched-head wood screw
- pivot screw
- plain-ended screw
- plug screw
- pointed screw
- pointless screw
- positioning ball screw
- positioning screw
- power screw
- pressing screw
- pressure screw
- pressure-adjusting screw
- prestressed recirculating ball screw
- pretensioned ball screw
- pulling-off screw
- quadruple threaded screw
- quarter turn screw
- quill clamping screw
- rail-elevating screw
- raised cheese head screw
- raised countersunk head screw
- ram-positioning screw
- rapid screw
- reamed screw
- recirculating ball lead screw
- recirculating ball screw
- register screw
- retainer screw
- retaining screw
- retension screw
- rolled race ball screw
- rough screw
- round head screw
- saddle binder screw
- seat screw
- securing screw
- self-tapping screw
- semifinished screw
- set screw with cup point
- set screw with flat point
- set screw with full dog point
- set screw with half dog point and flat cone point
- set screw with waisted shank
- setting screw
- sharp screw
- shoulder screw
- shouldered screw
- single-shoulder screw
- single-threaded screw
- slipper screw
- slotted screw
- slotted set screw
- slotted-head screw
- small raised cheese head screw
- socket head screw
- splined screw
- square head screw
- square set screw
- stop screw
- straight knurled head screw
- stretching screw
- sunk screw
- support screw
- swivel screw
- table feed screw
- table screw
- table-traversing screw
- tapping screw
- telescope screw
- thread cutting screw
- thread forming screw
- thrust screw
- thumb screw
- tight fitting screw
- tightening-up screw
- tommy screw
- transfer screw
- translation screw
- transport ball screw
- traverse screw
- traversing screw
- truss head screw
- turnbuckle screw
- turned screw
- unfinished screw
- union screw
- universal screw
- vee threaded screw
- vertical feed screw
- volume-adjusting screw
- washer head screw
- wheel screw
- whitworth screw
- wing screw
- winged screw
- wood screw
- work-holding screw
- worm screwEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > screw
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