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1 Jack Tar Village
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2 сокращенно от tar
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3 моряк
1) General subject: Jack (сокр. от jack tar), Jack Tar (старый), flatfoot, gob, marine, mariner, sailor, sailor man, sailor-man, seaman, swabbie, tar, tarpaulin, triton, naval man, hearty4) Poetical language: seafarer5) Military: Navy man7) Makarov: blue, knight of the tar, man in blue, seafaring man -
4 матрос
1) General subject: (рядовой) a sailor before the mast, able seaman (звание), able-bodied seaman, blue coat, bluecoat, flatfoot, foremast hand, foremast seaman, hearty, jack, jack tar, malingerer, mariner, sailor, sailor before the mast, sailor man, sailor-man, seaman, tarp, tarpaulin2) Naval: Jacky, able rating (в ВМС), (палубный) decker, hand, matelot, matlo, matlow4) Obsolete: tar5) Military: Seaman (ВМС и береговая охрана, тарифный разряд E3), jolly (военного корабля), man, nonrated man6) Economy: seafarer7) Jargon: Joe Gish8) Makarov: able-bodied seaman (звание), knight of the tar9) Taboo: Navy cake10) Caspian: able body -
5 старый моряк
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6 матрос
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7 морской волк
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8 смола
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9 (старый) моряк
Naval: Jack Tar, Jacky -
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12 смола
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13 зажим
1) General subject: clasp, clench, clinch, clip, clothes peg, cramp, fastening, grip, gripe, letter clip, letter-clip (для бумаг), suppression, terminal, (в борьбе) lock2) Geology: sleeve chuck3) Aviation: securing clamp4) Naval: connector5) Medicine: compressor (напр. сосудистый), constrictor, fastener, ferrule, forceps, grasper, grasping forceps, sliding catch, sliding disease6) American: holt7) Military: clutch8) Engineering: binding post, bite, chuck steak, chucker, clamp, clamping arrangement, clamping jaw, cleat, compressor bar, crimped lock, ear (для контактного провода), fixture, force clamp (детали), grasp (действие), gripper, hanger ear (контактного провода), hold-down, holdfast, jack, jam, jamming (ание), jaw, lock, lug, nip, pinchcock, post, restraint, squeezing cock (для резиновых трубок), compression plate9) Construction: coupler, coupling, electric terminal, gag, rope socket catch, staple, tension grip, choker, tap10) Railway term: binding piece, binding post (полюсный), clip piece, contact device, contact jaw, griffon, gripping device, leading-out terminal, nipping, pinch cock (для остановки течения жидкости в резиновых трубках или шлангах), platen, post screw11) Automobile industry: binding clasp, chuck, clamping, connection terminal, dog, hold, holding-down clip, jaw (гаечного ключа), lead terminal, purchase, retaining clip, terminal block, terminal post, yoke12) Mining: clamp (для бурильного молотка на колонке), come-a-long (для канатной откатки), gripper (для каната бесконечной откатки)13) Forestry: binding (пилы в пропиле), clam, claw, dogging, grab, pinching (напр. пилы в пропиле), pliers14) Metallurgy: chucking device, clamping device, dolly bar, fastener (ремн), notch15) Polygraphy: bale (для крепления декеля в тигельной машине), clasp (напр. для книжных блоков), hickey (для осветительной аппаратуры), seal, sealing16) Textile: jet clip, nip (тисков или цилиндров), nipper, trapping (полотна)17) Electronics: binder, connecting terminal, contact terminal, termination18) Information technology: chunk, clip (логический), clipboard, clipboard (логический)20) Cartography: vise22) Metrology: mount23) Mechanics: clamp joint, fix-up, support fixture26) Sakhalin energy glossary: grip jaw28) Automation: clamp holding, clamp lock, clamp-up, (логический) clip, (пружинный) clip, clipping, ferrule (для кабелей), fishing piece, grasp, gripping engagement, keylock, latching, locking, locking clamp, locking-up, nippers, snap action, take operation29) Robots: post (соединительный)30) Instruments: mole grip31) Cables: fixtures32) Makarov: clamps, clip (для трубок), clothes peg (для белья), clothes pin (для белья), compressor (напр., сосудистый), compressor bar (скоросшивателя), cramp (струбцина, скоба), grasping, pinch, pincher, vice34) Security: clip holder, gripple, ascending device35) Electrochemistry: tommy-screw36) oil&gas: jig set37) Yachting: jammer38) Electrical engineering: clamping unit -
14 соединительная муфта
1) General subject: box coupling2) Aviation: adapter sleeve, adaptor coupling, connecting sleeve, jack clutch3) Military: connecting collar4) Engineering: box-coupling, conductor joint, connecting coupling, connection box, joint, joint box, jointing sleeve, junction box, muff, sleeve coupling, splice box, splicing box, straight-line joint, (с обжимным кольцом) ferrule5) Construction: casing collar (обсадных труб), connection sleeve, coupling sleeve (трубопровода), lifting nut, pipe union, splicing sleeve, union connection, rosette6) Railway term: box of coupling8) Mining: pipe sleeve9) Metallurgy: (трефовая) coupling box, nipple10) Electronics: straight joint, straight-through joint11) Oil: adapter, branch sleeve (для ответвления), connection, connector, coupler, coupling joint, coupling sleeve, joint coupling, sleeve, tar, union (трубопровода), union joint, coupling box, pipe connection12) Astronautics: socket13) Mechanics: muff coupling14) Household appliances: splice, splice sleeve15) Drilling: hose coupler, pipe coupling, shaft coupling16) Sakhalin energy glossary: field junction box (FJB), joint closure (для кабеля)17) Automation: connecting box, socket joint, union (для труб)18) Robots: coupling device19) Arms production: clutch20) General subject: coupler (гидропровода и т.д.)22) Karachaganak: (пульта дистанционного управления гамма-дефектоскопа) connectorУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > соединительная муфта
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