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1 liquid asphaltic material
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > liquid asphaltic material
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2 Flüssigbitumen
Flüssigbitumen n liquid asphaltic material, road oilDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Flüssigbitumen
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3 Straßenöl
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Straßenöl
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4 Verschnittbitumen
Verschnittbitumen n cutback bitumen, fluxed bitumen, liquid asphaltic material, cutbackDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Verschnittbitumen
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5 binder
связь; связывающее приспособление; связывающая деталь; вязочный материал; эл. зажим; арматурный хомут; проволочный хомут (на столбе); окольцовка (на канате); запирающая (или стопорная) рукоятка; зажимная (или фиксирующая) рукоятка; крышка подшипника; связывающий материал; склеивающее вещество; вяжущий материал; крепитель (в литейном производстве); цементирующая присадка; с.х. сноповязалка- binder course - binder distributor - binder material - binder metal - binder paste - binder screw - binder soil - binder twine - additive powder binder - air binder - air-curing binder - asphalt binder course - asphaltic binder - chain binder - close binder - cold binder - com binder - core binder - cutback asphalt binder - film binder - grain-binder - hemp binder - hydraulic binder - liquid asphaltic paving binder - load binder - open binder - pedestal binder - pitch binder - plaster and joint mortar binder - plastic binder - rapid curing paving binder - reaper-binder - reinforcing binder - road binder - self-binder - self-set binder - sheaf-binder - solid lubricant binder - straw binder - wire binders
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