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rail, ( подвесной транспортной системы) tramway* * *рельс м.
railклейми́ть рельс — brand a railмаркирова́ть рельс — mark a railпра́вить рельс — straighten a railрасплю́щивать ре́льсы ( в результате износа) — batter railsстыкова́ть ре́льсы — join rails in trackведу́щий рельс — carrying [leading] railжелезнодоро́жный рельс — брит. rallway rail; амер. railroad railконта́ктный рельс — third railнаправля́ющий рельс — guide [check] railпереводно́й рельс — switch railпошё́рстный рельс — trailing railпротивошё́рстный рельс — facing railпутево́й рельс — track railсварно́й, бесстыково́й рельс — continuous welded railрельс с высо́кой ше́йкой — deep-webbed railТ-обра́зный рельс — tee railтокопроводя́щий рельс — conductor [contact, live] railходово́й рельс — track [running] rail -
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м. railжелезнодорожный рельс — rallway rail; railroad rail
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1. гл. mark, stamp, brand; stamp; mark, brandклеймить древесину — mark … wood
2. branded3. brand4. brandingСинонимический ряд:1. клеймить позором (глаг.) клеймить позором2. маркировал (глаг.) маркировал3. метил (глаг.) выжигать клеймо; выжигать тавро; метил; ставить клеймо; ставить тавро; таврил -
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Makarov: brand a rail
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