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1 многокаскадный
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2 многоступенчатый
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3 многокаскадный
Русско-английский исловарь по машиностроению и автоматизации производства > многокаскадный
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4 многокаскадный
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > многокаскадный
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5 многостадийный
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6 многошаговый
many-stage* * *many-stage, multi-stage, multi-step -
7 многокаскадный
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8 многокаскадный
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9 многостадийный
many-stage, multiphase, several-stageРусско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > многостадийный
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10 многоступенчатый
many-stage, (напр. о вале) multidiameter, (напр. о приводе) multiple-reduction, multistage, multistepРусско-английский исловарь по машиностроению и автоматизации производства > многоступенчатый
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11 многоступенчатый
many-stage, multistepРусско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > многоступенчатый
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12 многоступенчатый
1) General subject: many stage, many-stage, multi echelon, multiple stage, multi-layered2) Computers: multi-echelon3) Naval: multiple-step4) Medicine: step-by-step5) Mathematics: multiphase6) Metallurgy: multiple-stage, multistep7) Oil: many-staged, multi-stage, multiple-bowl8) Astronautics: multistage, multistaged9) Business: multi-tiered10) Polymers: multiple11) Automation: multidiameter (напр. о вале), multiple-reduction (напр. о приводе), multistage (напр. о вале), multistaged (напр. о вале), multistep (напр. о вале)12) SAP.tech. multi-level, multilevel13) oil&gas: multi stage, multi zone, multi-zone, multizone -
13 многокаскадный
1) General subject: many stage, many-stage2) Naval: multiple-stage3) Railway term: multi-stage4) Special term: multistage5) Drilling: many-staged -
14 многоступенчатый
1. multi-stage2. many-stage3. multistageРусско-английский большой базовый словарь > многоступенчатый
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15 многоступенчатый
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16 многостадийный
1) General subject: multiple stage2) Mathematics: multiphase, multistage3) Economy: multiple-stage4) Metallurgy: many-stage5) Automation: high-volume6) Chemical weapons: multi-step -
17 многоэтапный
1) General subject: multiple stage, multiround2) Computers: multistep3) Medicine: staged, step-by-step4) Economy: multiple-stage, multistage5) Telecommunications: multi-pronged6) Automation: high-volume (о цикле), multistep (о процессе)7) Makarov: many-stage, multiphase -
18 многостадийный
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19 многоступенчатый
1) many-stage
2) multi-stage
3) multi-step
4) multiphase
5) multistage
– многоступенчатый компрессор
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20 каскадный
2) Engineering: cascaded3) Mathematics: step-by-step4) Electronics: multigap5) Information technology: factorable6) Mechanic engineering: (много) many-stage7) Polymers: stage8) Automation: multistage (о термоэлементе), multistaged (о термоэлементе)9) Nuclear physics: successive10) Makarov: cascade impactor (анализатор аэрозолей)
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