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2) Computers: property page, flap3) Medicine: inlay (для пломбирования полости зуба)4) American: insert (особ. в газете, журнале)5) Engineering: pad (подшипника)6) Architecture: pull-out7) Polygraphy: insertion (в рукописи, в корректуре), outsert, stuffer, wraparound, wrapround, tip-in8) Information technology: gatefold, page, tab (в оконном интерфейсе)9) Advertising: free-standing insert, inserted leaf, loose insert, loose inset10) Publishing: full-page plate, loose-leaf, page inset11) Automation: brass12) Combustion gas turbines: insert (в полую охлаждаемую лопатку)13) Electrical engineering: insertion14) Software: (в програмном приложении) tab card -
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2) Engineering: insertion, paste-in, pasting-in, tipping-in3) Railway term: cementing-in4) Polygraphy: inside tip, paste-in slip, plating (вкладных иллюстраций), tipped-in plate, tipped-on page, tipping5) Information technology: gatefold6) Advertising: pasted inset7) Makarov: patch -
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1) General subject: box, chemisette, dickey, dicky, embedding, embedment, gusset (в платье и т. п.), implantation, insert, insertion (в рукописи, в корректуре), inset (в платье и т. п.), interpolation, interposing, piece, plastron, run in, set in, set-in, setting in, vest, vest (на женском платье), vestee (на женском платье), waistcoat (в женском платье), plug-in2) Computers: paste3) Biology: indel (в последовательности ДНК)4) Aviation: linear5) Naval: clamping piece, goring cloth6) Obsolete: imp7) Engineering: block fitting (книжного блока в переплётную крышку), conducting element (предохранителя), cue, fuse element (предохранителя), fusible element (предохранителя), fusion, nib (составной волоки), plug, remark, stuffing8) Bookish: interadditive9) History: partlet10) Construction: filling piece, packing block11) Railway term: patch (провода при обрыве)12) Law: interpolation (в готовый документ)13) Accounting: plug (жаргонное обозначение неизвестной величины в прогнозе)14) Automobile industry: block, fill pickup, fill piece, insertion pickup, pane, insert element (обгонная муфта без внешнего и внутреннего кольца)15) Architecture: panel16) Cinema: drop-in18) Metallurgy: blank, (штамповая) die bush, inserted piece19) Polygraphy: edged-in page, inserted page, pasting-down, pasting-down (книжного блока в переплётную крышку), run-in (в рукопись, печатный текст, особ. без абзаца)20) Telecommunications: cushion21) Textile: chemisette (в платье), inset (в платье), let-in piece, mandrel cradle, puff22) Physics: parenthesizing24) Oil: insertion piece25) Genetics: insertion (мутация, в результате которой вводится одно или несколько избыточных оснований молекулы ДНК или РНК; И. может быть обусловлена перемещением мобильных генетических элементов), interlocation (мутация, в результате которой вводится одно или несколько избыточных оснований молекулы ДНК или РНК; И. может быть обусловлена перемещением мобильных генетических элементов)26) Immunology: insertion segment27) Astronautics: liner28) Mechanics: fitting in29) Sowing: inlay31) Oilfield: insert insertion piece33) Automation: fitting piece34) Cables: short-patch (аварийный кабель)35) Makarov: block (резца), imbedding, incut, inlet (в платье и т.п.), insert (деталь), intercalation, interposition, introduction, plug (выемная часть штепсельного разъёма)36) Security: indraw (в кобуру), patching37) Energy system: Interconnector, Interconnector company
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