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1 ветви стрелкового полиспаста
Русско-английский словарь по строительству и новым строительным технологиям > ветви стрелкового полиспаста
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2 ветви стрелового полиспаста
Construction: parts of ropeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ветви стрелового полиспаста
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3 трос
м. rope, cableСинонимический ряд:канат (сущ.) канат -
4 трос
cable, rope, wire* * *трос м.
(wire) rope, cableзакла́дывать трос в блок (напр. тали) — place a rope in a block (e. g., of a tackle)распусти́ть [распуши́ть] коне́ц тро́са — broom (the end of) a wire ropeтрос рвё́тся — a cable partsа́нкерный трос — anchoring wireтрос Бо́удена — Bowden cableбукси́рный трос — towing rope, towing cable, tow(ing) lineвытяжно́й трос ( парашютный) — rip cordгрозозащи́тный трос ( на воздушной ЛЭП) — overhead ground-wire cableтрос для протя́гивания ка́беля — draw-ing-in wireзаде́рживающий трос ав. — arresting cableзащи́тный трос ( на воздушной ЛЭП) — earth-wireтрос крепле́ния бойка́ грунтоно́са — retrieving wireнесу́щий трос — carrier cableподде́рживающий трос — suspension [messenger] strand, catenary, bearer cableподъё́мный трос — hoisting ropeсигна́льный трос — signal (wire) ropeтормозно́й трос — brake cableтя́говый трос — pull rope* * *
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