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1 metallic aggregate
- metallic aggregate
- nметаллический заполнитель (чугунная дробь, стальные стружки, стальные опилки и т. п.)
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
Англо-русский словарь строительных терминов > metallic aggregate
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2 metallic aggregate
metallic aggregate Stahlbetonhärtemittel nEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > metallic aggregate
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3 metallic aggregate
Строительство: металлический заполнитель (чугунная дробь, стальные стружки, стальные опилки и т. п.) -
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металлический заполнитель (чугунная дробь, стальные стружки, стальные опилки и т. п.) -
5 METALLIC AGGREGATE
English-Arabic construction engineering dictionary > METALLIC AGGREGATE
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metallic-aggregate covering BB, VERK Stahl(zuschlag)betonbelag m, Betonestrich m mit StahlschrottzuschlagEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > metallic-aggregate covering
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7 aggregate
- aggregate
- n1. заполнитель ( бетона)
2. конгломерат, смесь
- aggregate of broken concrete
- abrasive aggregate
- alkali-reactive aggregates
- all-in aggregate
- angular aggregate
- artificial aggregate
- artificial coarse aggregate
- blast-furnace coarse aggregate
- blast-furnace slag aggregate
- bloating clay aggregate
- carbonaceous aggregate
- catalyzed aggregate
- cinder aggregate
- clean aggregate
- clinker aggregate
- coarse aggregate
- coarse-graded aggregate
- colliery spoil aggregate
- continuously graded aggregate
- crushed aggregate
- crushed stone aggregate
- cubical aggregate
- cyclopean aggregate
- decorative aggregate
- densely-graded aggregate
- dense-graded aggregate
- elongated aggregate
- fair-faced concrete aggregate
- fair-faced aggregate
- fine aggregate
- fine-graded aggregate
- flaky aggregate
- foam slag aggregate
- furnace cinder aggregate
- gap-graded aggregate
- glassy volcanic aggregates
- graded aggregate
- heated aggregates
- heavyweight aggregate
- high density aggregate
- highly absorptive aggregates
- interlock aggregate
- irregular aggregate
- lightweight aggregate
- lightweight expanded clay aggregate
- load-bearing aggregate
- low-grade aggregate
- metallic aggregate
- metal aggregate
- natural aggregate
- open-graded aggregate
- organic aggregates
- plastic aggregate
- porous aggregate
- pozzolanic aggregate
- pumice aggregate
- reactive aggregate
- recycled from left-over concrete aggregate
- rounded aggregate
- saturated surface-dry aggregate
- single-sized aggregate
- sintered PFA aggregate
- special-purpose aggregates
- surface-dry aggregate
- vermiculite aggregate
- well-graded aggregate
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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1) заполнитель, инертный материал ( бетона)3) агрегат; комплект (машин и т. п.)4) общий, сборный5) полный, суммарный6) собирать, сочленять, соединять•- all-in aggregate - angular aggregate - angular coarse aggregate - artificially-graded aggregate - ballast aggregate - bituminized aggregate - blast-furnace slag aggregate - bloating clay aggregate - breeze aggregate - calcareous aggregate - clinker aggregate - coarse aggregate - concrete aggregate - crushed aggregate - crushed rock aggregate - cyclopean aggregate - dense-graded aggregate - discrete aggregate - elongated aggregate - filling aggregate - fine aggregate - flat aggregate - foam slag aggregate - fully-graded aggregate - gravel aggregate - hard aggregate - heavyweight aggregate - inert aggregate - light aggregate - lightweight aggregate - loose aggregate - marble aggregate - mineral aggregate - mortar aggregate - natural aggregate - ordinary cinder aggregate - organic aggregates - plastic aggregate - polystyrene foam balls aggregate - porous aggregate - pozzolanic aggregate - prepacked aggregate - pumice aggregate - reactive aggregate - rock aggregate - rounded coarse aggregate - separated aggregate - soft aggregate - surface-dry aggregate - ungraded aggregate - vermiculite aggregate - well-graded fine aggregate* * *1. заполнитель ( бетона)2. конгломерат, смесь- aggregate of broken concrete
- abrasive aggregate
- alkali-reactive aggregates
- all-in aggregate
- angular aggregate
- artificial aggregate
- artificial coarse aggregate
- blast-furnace coarse aggregate
- blast-furnace slag aggregate
- bloating clay aggregate
- carbonaceous aggregate
- catalyzed aggregate
- cinder aggregate
- clean aggregate
- clinker aggregate
- coarse aggregate
- coarse-graded aggregate
- colliery spoil aggregate
- continuously graded aggregate
- crushed aggregate
- crushed stone aggregate
- cubical aggregate
- cyclopean aggregate
- decorative aggregate
- densely-graded aggregate
- dense-graded aggregate
- elongated aggregate
- fair-faced concrete aggregate
- fair-faced aggregate
- fine aggregate
- fine-graded aggregate
- flaky aggregate
- foam slag aggregate
- furnace cinder aggregate
- gap-graded aggregate
- glassy volcanic aggregates
- graded aggregate
- heated aggregates
- heavyweight aggregate
- high density aggregate
- highly absorptive aggregates
- interlock aggregate
- irregular aggregate
- lightweight aggregate
- lightweight expanded clay aggregate
- load-bearing aggregate
- low-grade aggregate
- metallic aggregate
- metal aggregate
- natural aggregate
- open-graded aggregate
- organic aggregates
- plastic aggregate
- porous aggregate
- pozzolanic aggregate
- pumice aggregate
- reactive aggregate
- recycled from left-over concrete aggregate
- rounded aggregate
- saturated surface-dry aggregate
- single-sized aggregate
- sintered PFA aggregate
- special-purpose aggregates
- surface-dry aggregate
- vermiculite aggregate
- well-graded aggregate
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