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1 автомобильная шина
1) Engineering: automobile tire, automobile tyre2) Automobile industry: auto-tyre, car tyre, motor tyre, tire3) Polymers: auto tire4) Makarov: motor tireУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > автомобильная шина
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2 транспортная шина
1) Medicine: transportation splint2) Makarov: motor tire -
3 автомобильный
motor-car (attr.); car (attr.) разг.автомобильный завод — motor-car works; automobile plant; motor-car factory
автомобильная шина — automobile tire (тж. tyre)
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4 шина для автопарка
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5 автошина
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > автошина
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6 автомобильный
car (attr); motor-car (attr) брит.; automobile (attr) амер.автомоби́льный заво́д — motor works брит.; automobile plant амер.
автомоби́льный спорт — motor racing брит.; auto racing амер.
автомоби́льный тра́нспорт — = автотранспорт
автомоби́льная промы́шленность — motor industry брит.; automobile industry амер.
автомоби́льная ши́на — car tyre брит. / tire амер.
автомоби́льный гудо́к — car horn
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7 шина для автопарка
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > шина для автопарка
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8 автошина
<industr.> motor vehicle tire -
9 автопокрышка
1) General subject: tyre2) Military: casing3) Engineering: outer cover, tyre casing, tyre cover4) Automobile industry: auto-tyre casing, automobile tyre, tire5) Advertising: motor tyre -
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м. ploughплуг производит вспашку на глубину … см — tire plough cuts to … cm
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