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1. n1) асамблея2) збирання, монтаж (процес); компонування3) пристрій, установка; зібраний агрегат чи вузол4) блок; конструкція5) пакет2. a◊•- accessory drive assembly - active docking assembly - antenna assembly - automated assembly - brake assembly - brake rotor and stator assembly - cascade-vane assembly - centrifugal flyweights assembly - combustion assembly - cowl flap actuating assembly - cylinder assembly - docking assembly - dumbbell assembly - emergency extension assembly - engine-mounted assembly - European Air Carriers Assembly - fin assembly - follow-up assembly - fuel control assembly - functional assembly - fuselage assembly - fusible plug assembly - gear assembly - guide vane assembly - housing assembly - improper assembly - laterally docking assembly - leading edge assembly - limit switch assembly - longitudinal docking assembly - maneuver propulsion assembly - mixture control assembly - module assembly - multiple aerial-camera assembly - oil cooler actuating assembly - on-orbit assembly - orbital assembly - partial assembly - passive docking assembly - radially docking assembly - ram air assembly - reaction control assembly - reduction gear assembly - retraction/extension assembly - rotor clutch assembly - scanner assembly - shutters assembly - sleeve assembly - step-by-step assembly - tail assembly - tailwheel assembly - throttle valve assembly - trailing edge assembly - transformation structure assembly - unitary assembly - visor assembly - wheel and yoke assembly
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