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81 machine
1. n машина, механизмadding machine — счётная машина; арифмометр
machine for testing — испытательная машина, машина для испытаний
American machine — тигельная машина «американка»
2. n вчт. машина, ЭВМ3. n автомат, машина4. n станок5. n транспортное средство; автомобиль, самолёт, велосипед6. n амер. разг. пожарная машинаplant-top removing machine — ботвоудаляющая машина, ботворез
7. n механизм8. n аппаратstate machine — государственный аппарат, государственная машина
the conflict set the state machine in motion — из-за этого конфликта пришла в движение вся государственная машина
9. v подвергать механической обработке; обрабатывать на станке10. v разг. печататьСинонимический ряд:1. car (noun) auto; autocar; automobile; buggy; car; motor; motorcar2. drudge (noun) automaton; drudge; golem; grind; laborer; labourer; robot3. mechanism (noun) computer; contrivance; device; engine; gadget; implement; instrument; mechanism; tool4. organisation (noun) line-up; movement; organisation; organization; ring5. manufacture (verb) die; drill; lathe; manufacture; plane; shape; tool; turn; weld -
82 chamber
камера; камера сгорания; камера; патронникgimbaled thrust chamber — камера ракетного двигателя в кардановом подвесе, ориентируемая камера ракетного двигателя
pivoting thrust chamber — поворотная [шарнирно установленная] камера ракетного двигателя
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83 cutoff
Срез; дв. выключение; отсечка; окончание работы
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