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1) Экология: естественный водоток2) Макаров: естественный водоток (реки, ручьи в естеств. руслах) -
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English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > natural watercourse
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1. n поток; река; ручей; канал2. n русло3. n спец. водотокsurface watercourse — поверхностный водоток; наземный водоём
Синонимический ряд:1. artificial waterway (noun) aqueduct; artificial river bed; artificial waterway; canal; channel; conduit; course; ditch; duct; trench; waterway2. waterfall (noun) canyon; cataract; chute; rapids; trough; waterfall -
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водоток; русло; каналsurface watercourse — поверхностный водоток; наземный водоём
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9 natural or artificial structure of snow and ice built across a watercourse, a ravine or a gully
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > natural or artificial structure of snow and ice built across a watercourse, a ravine or a gully
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tapping ['tæpɪŋ]∎ (telephone) tapping écoutes fpl (de communications téléphoniques)(c) (exploitation) exploitation f;∎ tapping of natural resources exploitation f des ressources naturelles(d) (of barrel, cask) mise f en perce, perçage m; (of gas, water main) branchement m; (of watercourse) captage m; (of tree) incision f; (of pine tree) gemmage m; (of wine) tirage m►► Technology tapping attachment dispositif m ou appareillage m de taraudage;Technology tapping depth profondeur f de taraudage;tapping key (in telegraphy) manipulateur m, transmetteur m;Technology tapping machine machine f à tarauder, taraudeuse f
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watercourse — noun Date: 1510 1. a natural or artificial channel through which water flows 2. a stream of water (as a river, brook, or underground stream) … New Collegiate Dictionary
watercourse — a natural or man made channel through which water flows … Dictionary of ichthyology
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