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1 outboard-rotating screw
Морской термин: гребной винт наружного вращенияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > outboard-rotating screw
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2 outboard-rotating screw
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3 screw
1. n винт, шурупscrew clamp — струбцинка, винтовой зажим
2. n тех. шнек, червяк3. n ав. воздушный винт, пропеллерvalve-adjusting screw — винт, регулирующий клапанный зазор
4. n мор. гребной винт5. n виток резьбы6. n поворот винта7. n винт, прыжок винтом8. n разг. бумажный кулёк, пакетик; «фунтик»9. n разг. щепотка, небольшое количество10. n разг. разг. скряга, сквалыга11. n разг. сл. зарплата, получка12. n разг. кляча, лошадь с изъяном, одёртюремщик, тюремный сторож, вертухай
13. n разг. ист. тиски14. n разг. мед. кессонная болезнь15. v привинчивать; закреплять винтамиa table screwed down to the floor — стол, привинченный к полу
16. v развинчиваться; отвинчиваться17. v привинчиваться; ввинчиваться18. v завинчиватьscrew up — завинчивать; наглухо закрывать
19. v завинчиваться20. v выжимать21. v вырывать, вымогать; выманивать22. v вращать, крутить23. v искривлять, кривить; искажать24. v скаредничать, скопидомничать25. v сл. хмелеть, быть на взводе26. v амер. сл. смываться, испаряться27. v нарезать резьбу28. v сл. груб. трахать, переспатьСинонимический ряд:1. fastener (noun) fastener; flat head screw; metal screw; round-head screw; shaft; tapered bolt; threaded pin; wood screw2. crumple (verb) crimp; crimple; crinkle; crumple; rimple; ruck up; rumple; scrunch; wrinkle3. extort (verb) exact; extort; gouge; shake down; squeeze; wrench; wrest; wring4. mistreat (verb) abuse; cheat; defraud; hurt; mistreat; rip-off; swindle; take advantage of; victimise; victimize5. scrimp (verb) pinch; scrape; scrimp; skimp; spare; stint6. twist (verb) corkscrew; fasten; scroll; snug; spin; spiral; tighten; turn; twist -
4 motor
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boost motor
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brake motor
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capacitor motor
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changeable-pole motor
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commutator motor
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compound-wound motor
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compound motor
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concatenated motor
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constant displacement motor
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constant-current motor
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constant-speed motor
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constant-voltage motor
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control motor
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crane motor
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cranking motor
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crowd motor
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crystal-controlled motor
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current-displacement motor
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cylindrical-rotor motor
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dc electronic motor
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dc motor
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dc torque motor
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deep bar motor
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differential motor
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digital motor
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double-armature motor
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double-commutator motor
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double-deck induction motor
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double-side linear motor
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double-speed motor
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double-squirrel cage motor
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doubly-fed motor
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downhole motor
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drag-cup induction motor
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drag-cup motor
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dripproof motor
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drive motor
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driving motor
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drooping speed motor
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drum-wound motor
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dual-voltage motor
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dustproof motor
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efficient motor
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electric controlling motor
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electric downhole motor
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electric motor
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electric starting motor
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electrohydraulic pulse motor
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electronically commutated brush-less dc motor
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electrostatic motor
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enclosed fan-cooled motor
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enclosed self-cooled motor
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enclosed self-ventilated motor
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enclosed separately ventilated motor
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enclosed-type motor
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energy efficient motor
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energy saver motor
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erection torque motor
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explosion-proof motor
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fan-duty motor
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fan motor
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feathering motor
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feed motor
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flange motor
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floor motor
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forced-ventilation motor
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fractional horsepower motor
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gear hydraulic motor
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geared motor
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gear motor
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geared starter motor
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gearless motor
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general-purpose motor
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handgrip motor
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high-phase order induction motor
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high-slip induction motor
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high-slip motor
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high-speed motor
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high-voltage motor
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home-going motor
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hydraulic downhole motor
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hydraulic motor
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hydraulic step motor
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hydraulic turbine downhole motor
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hydraulic wheel motor
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hysteresis synchronous motor
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hysteresis-reluctance motor
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induction motor
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inductor motor
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integrated motor
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interpole motor
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leveling torque motor
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linear induction motor
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linear motor
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linear pulse motor
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linear reluctance motor
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linear synchronous motor
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line-fed motor
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line-start motor
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load-start motor
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low-inertia high-torque motor
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machine-tool motor
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main motor
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mine motor
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mud motor
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multiple-winding motor
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multipolar motor
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multipole motor
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multispeed motor
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navy motor
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needle positioning clutch motor
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nonreversible motor
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nonsalient pole motor
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one-cylinder motor
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open motor
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open-loop stepping motor
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outboard motor
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outdoor motor
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permanent-magnet motor
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phase-wound rotor motor
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photovoltaic motor
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pilot motor
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piston hydraulic motor
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pitch erection torque motor
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PM motor
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point motor
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pole-changing motor
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polyphase motor
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pony motor
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power plant motor
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printed-circuit motor
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programmable drive motor
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propel motor
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propulsion motor
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quiet low rpm induction motor
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railway motor
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reactor-start motor
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reactor-start split-phase motor
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reciprocating motor
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reduction motor
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reluctance motor
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reluctance-augmented shaded-pole motor
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repulsion motor
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repulsion-start induction-run motor
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repulsion-start induction motor
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resiliently mounted traction motor
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resistance-start motor
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reversible hydraulic motor
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reversible motor
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reversing motor
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roll erection torque motor
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rotary-field motor
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rotating case axial piston motor
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rotating induction motor
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round-rotor motor
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screw hydraulic downhole motor
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screw downhole motor
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sectional downhole motor
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self-controlled inverter-fed synchronous motor
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self-controlled synchronous motor
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self-excited motor
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self-starting motor
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self-ventilated motor
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selsyn motor
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semienclosed motor
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semiclosed motor
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separately excited motor
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series-wound motor
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series motor
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servo motor
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shaded-pole motor
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shaftless motor
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shell-type motor
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shielded pole motor
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short motor
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shunt-wound motor
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shunt motor
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single-frame motor
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single-phase motor
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single-side linear motor
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slave motor
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slaving torque motor
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slip-ring induction motor
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slip-ring motor
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special-purpose motor
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splash-proof motor
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split-field motor
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split-phase motor
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split-pole motor
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squirrel-cage induction motor
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squirrel-cage motor
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starter motor
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starting motor
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steering electric motor
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step-by-step motor
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step motor
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stepper motor
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stepping motor
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subfractional horsepower electrical motor
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submersible motor
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superconducting motor
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switch motor
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synchro motor
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synchronous motor
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take-home motor
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tap-field motor
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three-phase motor
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throttle servo motor
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thyratron motor
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thyristor-controlled motor
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thyristor motor
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torque motor
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totally enclosed motor
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toy motor
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traction motor
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turbine air motor
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turbine motor
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two direction hydraulic motor
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two-phase motor
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two-pole motor
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two-speed motor
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two-value capacitor motor
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undulated-current motor
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universal motor
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unlaminated-rotor induction motor
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vacuum motor
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variable displacement hydraulic motor
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variable speed dc motor
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variable-speed motor
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varying-speed motor
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ventilated motor
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vertical shaft motor
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volumetric downhole motor
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watertight motor
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winding-duty motor
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winding motor
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wound-rotor induction motor
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