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1 военная обувь
Footwear industry: military shoes -
2 специальная (для работы на складах боеприпасов и ВВ) обувь на войлочной подошве
Military: powder shoes, safety shoes, sparkproof shoesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > специальная (для работы на складах боеприпасов и ВВ) обувь на войлочной подошве
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3 летные ботинки
Military: inflight shoes -
4 ботинки
1) General subject: high shoes, zippers, ankle boots2) American: wingtips (мужские ботинки, часто украшенные накладками из кожи с дырочками и насечками)3) Military: dress shoes for military uniform5) Labor protection: safety shoes6) Security: boots7) Clothing: bootees (женские, на тёплой подкладке) -
5 специальная обувь на войлочной подошве
1) Military: (для работы на складах боеприпасов и ВВ) powder shoes, (для работы на складах боеприпасов и ВВ) safety shoes, (для работы на складах боеприпасов и ВВ) sparkproof shoes2) Arms production: safety shoes (для работы в хранилищах боеприпасов, порохов и взрывчатых веществ), sparkproof shoes (для работы на складах боеприпасов и взрывчатых веществ)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > специальная обувь на войлочной подошве
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6 башмак
1) General subject: boot, chock, clog, drag, poulaine, scotch (как тормоз под колесо и т. п.), slipper (тормозной), (часть средневекового доспеха) solaret, (часть рыцарского доспеха) sabaton2) Geology: curb4) Military: (двуноги-лафета) foot5) Engineering: ankle boot, block, boot drum (нории), boot end (нории), bottom (колонны труб в скважине), chair, cleat (гусеницы), extension (полюсный), hub, pad (каротажного зонда), saddle, shoe, skid (каротажного зонда), socket6) History: (часть средневекового доспеха) soleret7) Construction: driving point (обсадной трубы, сваи)8) Railway term: brake shoe, drag shoe, horn, pan, ramp (для постановки на рельсы сошедшего подвижного состава), skate10) Mining: boot (элеватора), hub (тормозной), shoe (опускной крепи)11) Forestry: chock (для подкладывания под брёвна, колёса), foot stall, frog (стойки рабочего органа почвообрабатывающего орудия), runner12) Metallurgy: base ring (газового баллона), tappet13) Textile: copping plate (деталь прядильной машины периодического действия), incline (прядильной машины периодического действия), incline slide, plate (деталь прядильной машины периодического действия)14) Information technology: shoe (в ЗУ на магнитных дисках)15) Oil: dog, pad device16) Astronautics: pushrod pad17) Resins: saddle (шелушильного станка)18) Mechanic engineering: bearing plate, cheek19) Drilling: casing seat, drive shoe20) Oil&Gas technology spudcan (на опорах самоподъемной платформы)21) Polymers: facing pad22) Automation: support foot (напр. фундаментный)24) Makarov: boot (ковшового элеватора), drive point (обсадной трубы, сваи), pad (опоры), patten, piece, seat (стрелы крана), tower25) Facilities: can( offshore platform)26) Caspian: mudmat, spud can (на опорах самоподъемной платформы)27) Clothing: brogue (Originally a rude Irish or Scotch Highland shoe of untanned leather. In modern English the word is used to denote coarse stout shoes) -
7 защитная обувь
1) Medicine: protective footwear2) Military: protective footgear3) Construction: safety boots, safety shoes, safety toe footwear -
8 обувь
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9 сапоги
1) General subject: squeaker2) American: high shoes3) Military: knee-high boots4) Engineering: boots5) Jargon: justins6) Labor protection: safety boots7) Footwear industry: rigger boots (для нефтяников)
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