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4 mladica
* * *• sapling• seedling• sprout• spire• sprig• spear• graft• huchen• outgrowth• offshoot -
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offshoot, scion прям. и перен.; offspring (о человеке)* * ** * *offshoot, scion и offspring* * *childdescendantimpoffspringoutgrowthplantprogenyscion -
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offshoot имя существительное: -
9 боковой отросток
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11 боковой ствол
Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > боковой ствол
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13 Gebirgsausläufer
offshoot; spurDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Geographie > Gebirgsausläufer
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14 estribación
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15 chaînon
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16 отрог
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17 сливная плита
offshoot строит., set-in, setoff, water table -
18 sarj
offshoot, sprig, sucker, sprout, offset -
19 sarjadás
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20 diramazione
diramazione s.f.1 branch, branching out, ramification; ( di strada) branch, fork: una importante diramazione ferroviaria, an important branch (line) in the railway system; una diramazione del fiume, a branch (o fork) in the river2 ( diffusione) sending out, diffusion, transmission: diramazione di un ordine, the issuing of an order; diramazione per radio, broadcasting3 (comm.) branch (office).* * *[diramat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) (ramificazione) (di strade, fiumi) ramification; (di rami) offshoot2) (ramo, braccio) (di strade, tubazioni, fiume) branch, ramification; (di albero) offshoot; ferr. branch line3) (succursale, filiale) branch, offshoot4) (per radio, TV) broadcasting* * *diramazione/diramat'tsjone/sostantivo f.1 (ramificazione) (di strade, fiumi) ramification; (di rami) offshoot2 (ramo, braccio) (di strade, tubazioni, fiume) branch, ramification; (di albero) offshoot; ferr. branch line3 (succursale, filiale) branch, offshoot4 (per radio, TV) broadcasting.
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