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1 natural textile fiber
English-Russian scientific dictionary > natural textile fiber
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2 fiber
1) волокно
2) волокон
3) дефибрер
4) фибра
5) фибровый
6) нитка
7) расслоенный
8) расслояемый
9) <geom.> слой
– acrylic fiber
– acrylonitrile fiber
– agave fiber
– aloe fiber
– animal fiber
– asbestos fiber
– basalt fiber
– bast fiber
– brittle fiber
– capron fiber
– carbochain fiber
– collagen fiber
– compression fiber
– cordage fiber
– fiber board
– fiber bundle
– fiber cable
– fiber classifier
– fiber connector
– fiber diagram
– fiber laser
– fiber map
– fiber optics
– fiber plastics
– fiber projection
– fiber space
– flax fiber
– freezing of the fiber
– fruit-hair fiber
– glass fiber
– gummy fiber
– hair-like fiber
– heat-insulation fiber
– hemp fiber
– heterochain fiber
– homogeneous fiber
– kapron fiber
– leaf fiber
– lightguiding fiber
– multiple fiber
– optical fiber
– peat fiber
– perchlorovinyl fiber
– polytetrafluorethylene fiber
– seed-hair fiber
– single-mode fiber
– staple fiber
– step-index fiber
– synthesized fiber
– tension fiber
– textile fiber
– top fiber
– transverse fiber
– unripe fiber
– vegetable fiber
– viscose fiber
– wood fiber
gradient-index optical fiber — <opt.> волокно оптическое с градиентным показателем преломления
mettalized optical fiber — металлизированный волоконный световод
multiple light fiber — волоконнооптический жгут, жгут оптических волокон
optical fiber furcation — разветвление волоконных световодов
optical fiber transmission — пропускание света волоконным световодом
regenerated cellulose fiber — целлюлозное искусственное волокно
step-index optical fiber — <opt.> волокно оптическое со ступенчатым показателем преломления
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3 fiber
1) волокно || волоконистый2) нитка, нить3) геом. слой4) расслоение5) фибра || фибровый•- mettalized optical fiber - multiple glass fiber - multiple light fiber - Nitron polyacrylic fiber - regenerated protein fiber -
4 textile
1) бумагопрядильный
2) текстиль
3) тканевый
4) текстильный
– textile braiding
– textile fiber
– textile industry
– textile manufacture
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5 natural
1) естественный
2) закономерный
3) кишечный колбасный
4) натуральный
5) незарегулированный
6) природный
7) <acoust.> бекар
8) собственный
9) ествественный
10) понятный
11) промысловый
– natural abrasive
– natural ageing
– natural bitumen
– natural boundary
– natural circulation
– natural cooling
– natural damping
– natural decay
– natural diamond
– natural draft
– natural dye
– natural dye-stuff
– natural flow
– natural frequency
– natural fuel
– natural gas
– natural gasoline
– natural ground
– natural injection
– natural iron
– natural isotope
– natural latex
– natural light
– natural lighting
– natural logarithm
– natural magnet
– natural magnetism
– natural material
– natural mode
– natural number
– natural oscillations
– natural paint
– natural philosophy
– natural polymer
– natural radioactivity
– natural resources
– natural rubber
– natural science
– natural selection
– natural tolerance
– natural ventilation
– natural water
– natural wave-length
– natural wear-and-tear
– natural wood
– raw natural gas
– raw natural gasoline
natural unit of information — натуральная единица информации
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6 natural fibre
волокно природного происхождения
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natural fibre
A textile fiber of mineral, plant or animal origin. (Source: MGH)
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