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1 нефтематеринская горная порода
1) Oil: mother bed of oil, oil-source bed2) Oilfield: native oil rock, oil source rock, oil source bedУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > нефтематеринская горная порода
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2 естественная проницаемость горной породы
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > естественная проницаемость горной породы
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3 естественная проницаемость породы
Oil&Gas technology native rock permeabilityУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > естественная проницаемость породы
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4 материнская порода
1) General subject: matrix2) Geology: parent rock, source bed, source-bed, zafra3) Construction: natural rock4) Mining: basement rock, matrice, parent material5) Oil: mother robbing, native robbing, parent robbing, mother rock, native rock6) Ecology: C-horizon, bedrock, soil material, soil-forming rock, underlying rock7) Oil&Gas technology source rock8) Sakhalin A: matrix rock9) Makarov: maternal rock, soil-forming material10) oil&gas: country rock, host rock, surrounding rock11) Cement: primary rock12) General subject: C horizonУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > материнская порода
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5 природный битум
1) Geology: mineral tar2) Engineering: asphaltic bitumen, natural bitumen3) Construction: asphaltum, natural asphalt4) Automobile industry: rock oil5) Mining: native bitum6) Oil: crude bitumen, native bitumen, original bitumen7) Oilfield: native asphalt8) oil&gas: solid bitumen9) Cement: natural rock asphalt, original asphalt -
6 природный асфальт
1) General subject: asphaltic material2) Engineering: mineral pitch, native asphalt, native bitumen, natural asphalt, rock asphalt3) Construction: asphaltum, natural mixture of asphalt, petroleum pitch4) Mining: natural rock asphalt, asphalt rock5) Oil: native asphalt (в отличие от остаточного продукта перегонки нефти), natural robbing, natural rock, pitch6) Oilfield: asphalt stone7) Polymers: mineral tar -
7 местный
1) General subject: Doric (о диалекте), aboriginal (о флоре, фауне), backyard, edaphic, home born, home-born, home-bred, indigenous, local, municipal, native, of local concern, on the scene, on the spot, on-site, on-the-spot, parishional, parochial, presidial, provincial, region, regional, sectional, spot, stationary (о войсках), topical (тж. мёд.), vernacular (о диалекте), vicinal, back-yard2) Colloquial: on-the-scene, from around here (Sorry, I'm not from around here. - Извините, я не местный.)3) American: way train4) Botanical term: local (лат. indigenus), local (лат. localis), local (лат. nativus), native (лат. indigenus), native (лат. localis), native (лат. nativus)6) Engineering: autochthonous7) Bookish: epichorial9) Rare: enchorial10) Grammar: locative11) Linguistics: idiomatic12) Insurance: location13) Australian slang: aboriginal (о флоре и фауне)14) Automobile industry: locally available16) Oil: domestic17) Ecology: autochtonous, endemic18) Drilling: home, independent (о смазке), loc (local), partial19) Automation: areal (напр. о теплообмене)20) Makarov: country (rock), endemial, endemical, homebred, homebred (о скоте), homegrown, nat (native), territorial21) oil&gas: national -
8 местная порода
1) Forestry: native species2) Oil: country robbing (типичная для данного района), country rock (типичная для данного района)3) Oil&Gas technology homeland rock4) Makarov: local breed, native breed -
9 материнская горная порода
1) Oil: mother bed, native bed, parent bed2) Cement: natural rockУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > материнская горная порода
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10 подпочва
1) General subject: soil, subsoil, substratum, undersoil2) Geology: bedding rock, bedrock, horizon D (материнская порода), native soil, subsurface3) Engineering: substate4) Agriculture: substrate, underground layer5) Mining: "D" horizon (материнская порода), sub-soil6) Oil: bottom soil, underground7) Gold mining: D horizon (почвенный горизонт, который может залегать ниже горизонтов В и С и состоит из невыветрелых пород)8) General subject: C horizon
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