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61 rope-washing machine
текст.• тесноперална машинаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > rope-washing machine
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62 rope winch
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63 rope winches
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64 rope without twist
• неусукано въжеEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > rope without twist
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65 rope
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66 tight-rope
{'taitroup}
n опнато въже/жица
TIGHT-ROPE dancer акробат, въжеиграч* * *{'taitroup} n опнато въже/жица; tight-rope dancer акробат; въжеигра* * *1. n опнато въже/жица 2. tight-rope dancer акробат, въжеиграч -
67 bolt rope
bolt rope[´boult¸roup] n мор. въже, зашито на края на платно, за да го предпази от скъсване. -
68 guide-rope
{'gaidroup}
1. въже за уравновесяваие на товар на крик, въже за закрепване на палатка
2. ав. гайдроп (на балон)* * *{'gaidroup} n 1. въже за уравновесяваие на товар на крик;* * *1. ав. гайдроп (на балон) 2. въже за уравновесяваие на товар на крик, въже за закрепване на палатка* * *guide-rope[´gaid¸roup] n 1. въже за уравновесяване товар на крик, за закрепване на палатка; 2. ав. гайдроп. -
69 guy-rope
{'gairoup}
вж. guy* * *{'gairoup} guy.* * *обтяжка; ванта;* * *вж. guy* * *guy-rope[´gai¸roup] n приспособление за обтягане. -
70 jumping-rope
jumping-rope[´dʒʌmpiʃ¸roup] n ам. въже за скачане. -
71 skipping-rope
skipping-rope[´skipiʃ¸roup] n въже за скачане. -
72 tow-rope
{'touroup}
1. towing-line
2. ав. гайдроп* * *{'touroup} n 1. towing-line; 2. ав. гайдроп.* * *1. towing-line 2. ав. гайдроп* * *tow-rope[´tou¸roup] n 1. = towing-line; 2. ав. гайдроп. -
73 buoy rope
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74 tow-rope
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75 bolt-rope
{'boultroup}
n мор. въже за обточване на платно* * *n мор. въже за обточване на платно -
76 guess-rope
n мор. въже за буксир* * *n мор. въже за букси* * *n мор. въже за буксир -
77 towing-rope
{'touiŋroup}
вж. towing-line* * *{'touinroup} towing-line.* * *вж. towing-line -
78 after rope
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79 asbestos rope
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80 band rope
• плоско въже
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