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61 буйреп
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62 верига на буй
buoy-ropebuoy rope -
63 въже за управление
central ropecontrol ropeБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > въже за управление
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64 въжена лебедка
cable winchcable winchesrope winchrope winches -
65 въжена шайба
cable pulleycable pulleysfleet wheelfleet wheelswire-rope pulleywire-rope pulleys -
66 задвижване със стоманено въже
steel-rope drivesteel-rope drivesБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > задвижване със стоманено въже
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67 задвижващо въже
driving ropetransmission ropeБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > задвижващо въже
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68 клиновиден ремък
v ropevee ropeБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > клиновиден ремък
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69 кръстосано въже
ordinary-lay roperegular ropeБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > кръстосано въже
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70 наземна релсова въжена линия
mountain rope hoistmountain rope hoistsБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > наземна релсова въжена линия
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71 обтяжка
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72 плоско въже
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73 смазка за въжета
cable oilcable oilsrope greaserope greasesБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > смазка за въжета
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74 стоманено въже
steel-wire ropesteel ropewire cablewire cables -
75 теглещо въже
hauling ropetraction rope -
76 уравновесяване с вадновъже
мин.tail-rope balanceмин.tail-rope balancesБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > уравновесяване с вадновъже
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77 усуквам въже
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78 безконечен
never-ending, endless, infinite(за разправии) perpetualбезконечен винт тех. endless screw, wormбезконечно въже тех. wire горе, endless chain* * *безконѐчен,прил., -на, -но, -ни never-ending, endless, infinite; eternal; (за разправии) perpetual; \безконеченен винт техн. endless screw, worm; \безконеченно въже техн. wire rope, endless chain.* * *endless; eternal; interminable; never-ending; perpetual (за спор)* * *1. (за разправии) perpetual 2. never-ending, endless, infinite 3. БЕЗКОНЕЧЕН винт тех. endless screw, worm 4. безконечно въже тех. wire горе, endless chain -
79 впрегна
вж. впрягам* * *впрѐгна,впря̀гам гл.1. harness (в to), put in/to harness; gear up; \впрегна в работа прен. put/set to work, rope in on a job; \впрегна заедно team; \впрегна кон put a horse to (the cart); \впрегна се за работа прен. get/settle down to work; \впрегна чифт волове put a team of oxen to the yoke, yoke a team of oxen together;\впрегна се прен. get steamed up, get/work o.s. up into a lather, get into a tizzy.* * *вж. впрягам -
80 въжеиграч
tightrope-dancer, tightrope-walkerпрен. double-dealer, twister* * *въжеигра̀ч,м., -и tightrope-dancer, tightrope-walker, rope-dancer; книж. funambulist; прен. double-dealer, twister.* * *funambulist* * *1. tightrope-dancer, tightrope-walker 2. прен. double-dealer, twister
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