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41 классифицировать по весу
1. classify by weight; classify by weight (refl.)2. classifying by weight; classifying by weight (refl.)3. classified by weightАвиация и космонавтика. Русско-английский словарь > классифицировать по весу
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42 выгруженный вес
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43 полная нагрузка
1. total load[lang name="Russian"]перекрытие, несущее тяжёлую нагрузку — heavily loaded floor
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44 Gesamtgewicht
n total weight* * *das Gesamtgewichttotal weight; gross load weight* * *Ge|sạmt|ge|wichtnttotal weight; (eines LKWs etc auch) laden weight* * *Ge·samt·ge·wicht* * *das total weight* * *Gesamtgewicht n total weight* * *das total weight* * *n.total weight n. -
45 груз
freight, shipment, consignment, cargo; load; weightгруз пакетизированный — palletized cargo, palletized loadпаковать груз — to pack up the shipment, wrap up the shipmentполучать грузы (см. смазка консервационная) — to receive shipmentsотправлять груз в... — to make shipment to..., send shipment to...груз состоит из... мест — the shipment consists of... packagesПоставки машин и оборудования. Русско-английский словарь > груз
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46 вага
ж1) ( маса) weightна вагу, вагою — by weight, weighing
2) фіз. ( сила тяжіння) gravity3) ( вантаж) load, weight4) (значення, вплив) weight, importance, impose, influence, authorityлюдина певної ваги (в суспільстві, товаристві) — a man of weight, a man of importance, a highly influential man
набути ваги — to put on weight, to gain in weight
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47 в убойном весе
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48 общий вес
[lang name="Russian"]собственный вес; вес конструкции — dead load
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49 тяжесть
ж.1. ( вес) weight; ( тяжёлый вес) heavinessподнятие тяжестей спорт. — weight-lifting
2. физ. gravity3. ( груз) load, weightвыносить на своих плечах всю тяжесть чего-л. — bear* the brunt of smth.
вся тяжесть лежит на — the whole weight / burden falls on
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50 тяжесть
жен.1) weight ( вес); heaviness ( тяжелый вес)поднятие тяжестей — weight-lifting спорт
2) физ. gravity3) load, weight ( груз)выносить на своих плечах всю тяжесть чего-л. — to bear the brunt of smth.
вся тяжесть лежит на — the whole weight/burden falls on
••ложиться тяжестью — to lie heavy, to weigh heavily, to weigh upon
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51 масса груза
1) Engineering: lading weight2) Economy: cargo tonnage (включая кузов трейлера и т.п.), cargo weight, weight loaded, weight of cargo3) Accounting: cargo tonnage (включая кузов трейлера и т. п.)4) Business: weight cargo5) Robots: load weight -
52 тяжесть
ж.1) физ. gravityцентр тя́жести — centre of gravity
2) ( тяжёлый вес) heavinessподня́тие тя́жестей — weight lifting
3) ( груз) load, weight4) ( трудность) difficulty; (серьёзность, значительность) heaviness, weight5) ( бремя) burdenтя́жесть забо́т — weight of cares
тя́жесть ули́к — weight of evidence
выноси́ть на свои́х плеча́х всю тя́жесть чего́-л — bear the brunt of smth
вся тя́жесть лежи́т (на пр.) — the whole weight / burden falls (on)
••ложи́ться тя́жестью — lie heavy, weigh heavily, weigh upon
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53 внецентренная нагрузка
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54 знакопеременная нагрузка
Русско-английский научный словарь > знакопеременная нагрузка
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55 мгновенная нагрузка
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56 рекреационная нагрузка
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57 жидкий груз
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58 категория гусеничной нагрузки
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > категория гусеничной нагрузки
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59 неравномерная нагрузка
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > неравномерная нагрузка
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60 палубный груз
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > палубный груз
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