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nNUCL, PART PHYS, RAD PHYS física nuclear de baja energía fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > low-energy nuclear physics
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English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > nuclear physics
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ядерная физика; физика атомного ядраEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > nuclear physics
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1) Atomic energy: low leakage containment building, vacuum building2) Nuclear physics: low-leakage containment building3) Makarov: low leakage containment building (АЭС), vacuum building (АЭС)4) Caspian: tight roomУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > герметичное помещение
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8 radiation
radiation [‚reɪdɪ'eɪʃən]∎ low-level radiation radiations fpl de faible intensité;∎ ultraviolet radiation rayons mpl ultraviolets∎ atomic radiation radiations fpl (atomiques);∎ low-level radiation radiations fpl de faible intensité;∎ to be exposed to radiation être exposé à des radiations►► radiation sickness mal m des rayons;radiation therapy radiothérapie f
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