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1 massive progressive Fibrose
massive progressive Fibrose (f)rus массивный прогрессирующий фиброз (м)Deutsch-russische Arbeits Glossar > massive progressive Fibrose
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2 Massive Vergeltung
сущ.НАТО. стратегия "массированного ядерного возмездия" -
3 massive Abschreckungsthese
прил.Универсальный немецко-русский словарь > massive Abschreckungsthese
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4 massive Auszimmerung
прил.Универсальный немецко-русский словарь > massive Auszimmerung
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5 massive Bluttransfusion
прил.Универсальный немецко-русский словарь > massive Bluttransfusion
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6 massive Decke
прил.стр. массивное перекрытие, монолитное перекрытие, сплошное перекрытие -
7 massive Deckplatte
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8 massive Dragees
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9 massive Drages
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10 massive Drohungen
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11 massive Falle
прил.нефт. массивная ловушка -
12 massive Fondant-Zuckerwaren
прил.Универсальный немецко-русский словарь > massive Fondant-Zuckerwaren
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13 massive Fondants
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14 massive Hartkaramellen
прил.пищ. леденцовая карамель, твёрдая карамель без начинкиУниверсальный немецко-русский словарь > massive Hartkaramellen
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15 massive Karamellfiguren
прил.Универсальный немецко-русский словарь > massive Karamellfiguren
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16 massive Kausch
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17 massive Kausche
прил.судостр. массивный коуш -
18 massive Konstruktion
прил.стр. сплошная конструкцияУниверсальный немецко-русский словарь > massive Konstruktion
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19 massive Pralinen
прил.пищ. сплошные конфеты, сплошные пралины -
20 massive Schicht
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