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1 low-viscous residual oil
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > low-viscous residual oil
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2 маловязкий мазут
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3 маловязкий мазут
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > маловязкий мазут
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4 система вдувания мазута
Русско-английский новый политехнический словарь > система вдувания мазута
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5 мазут
black oil, reduced crude, black oil fuel, oil fuel, masut, mazout, mazut, black product, fuel-oil residue, naphtha residue, oil residue, petroleum residue, heavy liquid residuum* * *мазу́т м.
(residual [residuum]) fuel oil, boiler oilрабо́тать на мазу́те ( о топках) — burn [be fired with] fuel oilсжига́ть мазу́т — burn fuel oilсме́шивать мазу́т с бо́лее лё́гкими фра́кциями — blend [cut back] residual oil with a lighter (cutter) stockвысокосерни́стый мазу́т — high-sulphur residual oilмаловя́зкий мазу́т — low-viscous residual oilмалосерни́стый мазу́т — low-sulphur residual oilто́почный мазу́т — furnace [industrial] fuel oilто́почный, судово́й мазу́т — marine residual [bunker] oil* * * -
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7 маловязкий
прил. low-viscous, of low viscosityмаловязкий; маловязок — of low viscosity
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8 тяжелый мазут
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9 вдувание мазута
Русско-английский новый политехнический словарь > вдувание мазута
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10 тяжелый мазут
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > тяжелый мазут
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11 флотский мазут
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > флотский мазут
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12 маловязкий мазут
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