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1 make fast
make fast а) закреплять б) запирать (дверь) -
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > make-fast
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1) Общая лексика: закрепить, закреплять, запереть (дверь), запирать (дверь), привязать, причальная тумба, причальный рым, запирать, привязывать (лодку и т. п.)2) Морской термин: ошвартовать, ошвартоваться3) Техника: жёстко закреплять, зачаливать, крепить4) Экономика: привязывать лодку, пришвартовывать судно5) Автомобильный термин: укреплять6) Автоматика: скреплять, фиксировать -
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1) Рыбоводство: ошвартоваться -
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['meɪkfɑːst]Морской термин: причальная тумба, причальный рым -
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/vt/ закреплять -
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(vb.) закреплять -
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мор. сущ. причальная тумба, причальный рымАнгло-русский универсальный дополнительный практический переводческий словарь И. Мостицкого > make-fast
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n мор.причальна тумба* * *n; мор.причальна тумба, причальний рим -
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n; мор.причальна тумба, причальний рим -
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sıkmak, sağlamlaştırmak, kilitlemek, sıkı bağlamak* * *hızlandır -
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v subjectar, fermar | NÀUT amarrar
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