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1 траурная ткань
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2 траурная ткань
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3 вуаль
1) General subject: cobweb, fog, nun's veiling (тонкая шерстяная ткань), scum, unveil, veil, voile, zenana3) French: toile4) Indian language: zenana cloth, beatilha5) Metallurgy: (фотографическая) fog6) Textile: barege, scarf, scarve, veiling, voile fabric7) Photo: foggage8) Information technology: blooming9) Astronautics: film10) Polymers: fog (дефект в прозрачных пластиках)11) Makarov: fall, fog (в фотографии), fog (фото), fog (of photographic plate) (фотопластинки), fogging (фото), veil (фото), veil aurora (форма полярных сияний)
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