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Англо-русский словарь по пищевой промышленности > low grade rolls
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1) рулон || свёртывать [скатывать\] в рулон4) каток || укатывать ( дорожное покрытие); уплотнять ( грунт) укаткой5) метал. валок6) метал. прокатывать7) мн. ч. пищ. вальцовый станок || вальцевать8) сварка наплыв ( дефект шва)9) архит. валик; завиток11) каландр || каландрировать12) гидр. фашина; цилиндрический габион13) мор. бортовая качка; крен || испытывать бортовую качку14) возд. крен || крениться15) возд. разбег || разбегаться ( по земле)16) пищ. рулет18) раскатывать ( тесто)•roll into turn — вход в разворот;to roll by guide — прокатывать в проводках;to roll by hand — прокатывать с задачей металла в валки вручную;to roll double — прокатывать с дублированием;to roll down — прокатывать; обжимать;to roll off — спадать (напр. о характеристике);to roll on return pass — прокатывать с пропуском в обратную сторону;to roll out — метал. вытягивать;-
AB roll
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abrasive roll
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aileron roll
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aircraft roll
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anilox roll
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anvil roll
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axially adjustable intermediate rolls
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backup roll
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barrel-shaped roll
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barrel roll
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batch-off roll
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beam roll
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beater roll
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bending roll
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board roll
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bottom driver roll
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break roll
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breakdown roll
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breaker roll
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breast roll
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bridle rolls
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brush roll
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bush roll
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cage roll
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calender roll
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cambered roll
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canted sleeved rolls
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cantilevered rolls
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carbide sleeved roll
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caster rolls
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catcher rolls
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centrifugally cast roll
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chill roll
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chilling roll
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chill-pass roll
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clay roll
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close-coupled rolls
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cloth roll
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coarse tailings rolls
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coating roll
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coiler roll
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collar roll
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concave roll
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cone-shaped roll
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contact roll
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cooling roll
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corrugated roll
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corrugating roll
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counter roll
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cracking rolls
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cradle rolls
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crown roll
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crushing rolls
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cutter roll
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dancer roll
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dandy roll
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debending roll
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debonding rolls
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decoiler roll
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deflecting roll
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demanuring roll
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depressing roll
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disk-shaped roll
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doctor roll
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double-pour roll
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drag roll
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draw roll
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drier roll
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dunking rolls
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dusting rolls
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eccentric sleeve roll
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edge roll
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edging roll
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entry pinch roll
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exit pinch roll
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fascine-and-stone roll
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feed roll
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film nip roll
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film roll
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fine break rolls
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finishing roll
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first quality rolls
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flaking roll
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flattened roll
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flattening roll
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fleshing roll
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flexing roll
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floating takeup roll
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fluted roll
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forming roll
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glazing rolls
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glue roll
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guide roll
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hip roll
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hollow roll
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knife roll
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landing roll
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leveling roll
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lift-out roll
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low grade rolls
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master roll
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mesh-and-stone roll
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metering roll
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mill roll
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narrow roll
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nip roll
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ore roll
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package drive roll
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pan rolls
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paper roll
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pickup roll
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pinch roll
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pressure roll
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propeller roll
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pulp roll
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reducing roll
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ridge roll
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roll of cloud
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roughing roll
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sand roll
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scale-breaking roll
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scratch roll
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seaming roll
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separator roll
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shaped roll
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sheet roll
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size rolls
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sizing roll
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skewed roll
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slipped roll
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slitting roll
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squeeze roll
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stone rolls
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stone-separating rolls
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straightening roll
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stretch roll
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stripping assist roll
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tailings rolls
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takeoff roll
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take-out rolls
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takeup roll
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tampico roll
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tapered work roll
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thin work roll
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tongue roll
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top driven roll
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touch roll
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tread roll
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true-chilled roll
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tungsten carbide roll
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variable crown roll
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wear roll
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web roll
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white roll
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wind-up roll
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wiper rolls
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withdrawal rolls
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working roll
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work roll
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wrapper rolls
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wringer roll
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