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1 мина-торпеда
Military: mine-torpedo, torpedo-mine -
2 минер
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3 минный отсек
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > минный отсек
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4 минёр
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5 торпедный отсек
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > торпедный отсек
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6 минно-торпедная авиация
1) Military: mine-and-torpedo aircraft, mine-and-torpedo aviation2) Engineering: torpedo aviationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > минно-торпедная авиация
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7 Y36.0
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8 взрывник
2) Geology: charge hand, hole man, mine lighter, shot firer3) Engineering: blaster, shooter, shot lighter, shotfirer4) Mining: powder man, powder monkey, shot-firer, shotsman5) Oil: chargeman, powderman, shooter (сейсмической партии), torpedo man -
9 минёр
1) General subject: miner2) Naval: torpedo man3) Military: emplacer, mine man, mineman, mineworker4) Forestry: leaf-miner5) Jargon: powder monkey6) Makarov: miner (минирующее насекомое)7) Ornithology: miner (Geositta) -
10 подрывать
1) General subject: (преднамеренно) assassinate, blast, blow up, break, cave, cut up (силы, здоровье), depolarize, disease, disrupt (the flood disrupted communication with the town - из-за наводнения связь с городом была нарушена), disturb (доверие), erode, explode, impoverish (здоровье), mine (репутацию и т. п.), overturn, sap (тж. перен.), spring, tear down (репутацию и т.п.), tear up, tunnel, undermine, unfix, wreck, do damage, bring low (здоровье, положение), sabotage4) Colloquial: upset5) Literal: cut the ground from under7) Engineering: blast (взрывать), destruct (взрывать), dig under (копать), dynamite, explode (взрывать)8) Agriculture: dig down9) Rare: infirm (особ. закон, авторитет), subverse11) Finances: hurt (взято из отчета RBS по Европ. Рынку ЦБ hurt financial condition - подрывать финансовое положение)13) Diplomatic term: penalize, shatter (влияние, движение и т.п.), subvert (что-л.)14) Physics: dipolarize15) Astronautics: detonate -
11 противоминный
1) Naval: anti-torpedo2) Military: anti-mine -
12 шестовая мина
1) Military: spar torpedo2) Engineering: pole mine -
13 минёр
м.воен. mine-layer, мор. torpedo-man* -
14 минёр
м.1) воен. mine layer2) мор. torpedo man -
15 минёр
воен.mine-layer; мор. torpedo-man -
16 взорвать
1. burst2. exploded3. blow up; enrage; explodeвзорвал; взорванный — blown up
4. tear; pluck; pull out; vomit; spew; break off; blow up5. blast6. detonate7. spring8. torpedoСинонимический ряд:подорвать (глаг.) поднять на воздух; подорвать -
17 дозорный катер
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > дозорный катер
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18 кормовой отсек
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > кормовой отсек
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19 ракетный отсек
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > ракетный отсек
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20 турбинный отсек
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > турбинный отсек
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Torpedo occidentalis — Torpedo Tor*pe do, n.; pl. {Torpedoes}. [L. torpedo, inis, from torpere to be stiff, numb, or torpid. See {Torpid}.] [1913 Webster] 1. (Zo[ o]l.) Any one of numerous species of elasmobranch fishes belonging to {Torpedo} and allied genera. They… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Torpedo vulgaris — Torpedo Tor*pe do, n.; pl. {Torpedoes}. [L. torpedo, inis, from torpere to be stiff, numb, or torpid. See {Torpid}.] [1913 Webster] 1. (Zo[ o]l.) Any one of numerous species of elasmobranch fishes belonging to {Torpedo} and allied genera. They… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English