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Техника: люстровый пигмент -
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пигмент, красящее вещество, краситель || окрашиватьto break pigment — разводить пигмент-
azo pigment
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body pigment
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cake pigment
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ceramic pigment
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colored pigment
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color pigment
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coloring pigment
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dioxazine pigment
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lake pigment
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luster pigment
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mineral pigment
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natural pigment
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nitro pigment
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offset ink pigment
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passivating pigment
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pearl pigment
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porcelain enamel pigment
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vat pigment
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white pigment -
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Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > люстровый пигмент
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металлический; содержащий металл; похожий на металл- metallic adhesion - metallic arc - metallic arc welding - metallic armor - metallic bond - metallic braid - metallic car body - metallic catalyst - metallic cementation - metallic conductivity - metallic conductor - metallic conductor material - metallic contact - metallic filament - metallic finish - metallic foil - metallic friction - metallic glass - metallic hardener - metallic header - metallic hose - metallic inclusion - metallic iron - metallic layer - metallic level - metallic liquid - metallic luster - metallic material - metallic mirror - metallic multilayer - metallic packing - metallic paint - metallic pigment - metallic powder - metallic reflection surface - metallic retainer - metallic sheath - metallic substrate - metallic-surfaced mirror - metallic thermal tile - metallic tyre - metallic wear - metallic wear debris
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