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1 launch motor test
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2 motor launch
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3 survey motor launch
Ecology: SMLУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > survey motor launch
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4 моторная лодка
1) General subject: launch, motor, motor boat, motor ship, motorboat, runabout2) Naval: autoboat3) Engineering: powerboat5) Marine science: motor dory -
5 бронекатер
1) Naval: armored boat, armored launch, river gunboat2) Military: armoured launch, motor gunboat3) Engineering: armoured boat -
6 моторный баркас
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7 испытание стартового РД
Military: launch motor testУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > испытание стартового РД
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8 стартовый РД
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9 баркас
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10 моторный баркас
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > моторный баркас
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11 парусно-моторный баркас
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > парусно-моторный баркас
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12 пульт управления пуском
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > пульт управления пуском
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13 моторный
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14 парусно-моторный
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > парусно-моторный
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15 моторный баркас
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16 парусно-моторный баркас
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17 моторный катер
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18 баркас
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19 катер
м. boat, launchпрогулочная шлюпка, прогулочный катер; яхта — pleasure boat
моторная лодка; моторный катер; моторное судно — motor boat
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20 пуск
1. м. start2. м. ркт. launchпуск в эксплуатацию — putting in operation; placing in service
пуск предприятия назначен на … год — the plant is scheduled for start-up in …
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