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1 pivoted
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2 pivoted
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3 pivoted arm
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4 pivoted arms
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5 pivoted axes
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6 pivoted axis
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7 pivoted axle
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8 pivoted axles
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9 pivoted-needle galvanometer
• галванометър с подвижна магнитна стрелкаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > pivoted-needle galvanometer
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10 pivoted-needle galvanometers
• галванометър с подвижна магнитна стрелкаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > pivoted-needle galvanometers
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11 pivoted window
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12 pivoted windows
• завъртащ се прозорецEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > pivoted windows
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13 centre-pivoted window
• въртящо се около хоризонтална ос прозоречно крилоEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > centre-pivoted window
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14 centre-pivoted windows
• въртящо се около хоризонтална ос прозоречно крилоEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > centre-pivoted windows
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15 horizontal-pivoted sash
• въртяща се на хоризонтална ос прозоречна рамкаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > horizontal-pivoted sash
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16 horizontal-pivoted sashes
• въртяща се на хоризонтална ос прозоречна рамкаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > horizontal-pivoted sashes
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17 vertical-pivoted sash
• въртяща се на вертикална ос прозоречна рамкаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > vertical-pivoted sash
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18 vertical-pivoted sashes
• въртяща се на вертикална ос прозоречна рамкаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > vertical-pivoted sashes
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19 galvanometer
галванометър;* * *galvanometer[¸gælvə´nɔmitə] n ел. галванометър; armoured \galvanometer екраниран галванометър; quantity \galvanometer галванометър за измерване на количеството електричество; pivoted-needle \galvanometer галванометър с подвижна магнитна стрелка.
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