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English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > reacting weight
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1) Химия: эквивалентный вес2) Пластмассы: вступающая в реакцию весовая часть -
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English-russian plastics terminology dictionary > reacting weight
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1) вес, масса2) тяжесть; груз; нагрузка3) гиря; мн. ч. разновес4) нагружать; утяжелять•- weight of blow - absolute weight - actual weight - adhesion weight - all-up weight - atomic weight - avoirdupois weight - axle weight - balance weight - bare weight - batched weights - boxed weight - brake weight - bucket weight - bulk weight - calculated weight - compacted unit weight - concentrated weight - dead weight - design weight - dischargeable weight - distributed weight - drop weight - dry weight - dry weight of excavator - dry-batch weight - eccentric balance weight - equivalent weight - estimated weight - excess weight - falling weight of concrete - fired unit weight - floating weight - full weight - fully stocked vehicle weight - gram-atomic weight - gram-molecular weight - gravity weight - gross weight - isotopic weight - jockey weight - laden weight - lead weight - light weight - load weight - loose weight - maximum weight - mean weight - molecular weight - mould weight - net weight - neutral balance weight - original weight - oven-dry weight - own weight - per unit weight - proper weight - provisional weight - reacting weight - safety weight - sash weight - saturated weight - shipping weight - short weight - sole weight - specific weight - sprung weight - stamped weight - standard weights - stretching weight - structural weight of excavator - submerged weight - tare weight - tension weight - total weight - troy weight - unit dry weight - unladen weight - unsprung weight - volume weight - wet weight - working weight - working weight of excavator* * *1. вес; сила веса2. масса3. груз- weight of cement in the mix
- batched weights
- buoyant unit weight
- dead weight
- dry-batch weight
- dry-rodded weight
- dry unit weight
- empty weight
- fired unit weight
- maximum ramp aircraft weight
- maximum structural aircraft landing weight
- maximum structural takeoff weight
- operating empty aircraft weight
- overhauling weight
- pear weight
- ponder weight
- proper weight
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a хим. реагирующий, участвующий в реакции; реакционныйСинонимический ряд:1. acting (verb) acting; behaving; functioning; operating; performing; taking; working2. responding (verb) responding3. returning (verb) recurring; returning; reverting; turning back -
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вес m* * *сокр. wgt, wt.
- calculated weight
- controlled molecular weight
- dead weight
- dry weight
- full weight
- impact weight
- loading weight
- molecular weight
- original weight
- reacting weight
- shot weight
- specific weight
- through-put weight
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[lang name="Russian"]прибавлять в весе, набирать вес, полнеть — to gain in weight
[lang name="Russian"]нагрузка от собственного веса; собственный вес — sole weight
[lang name="Russian"]нагрузка на долото; общий вес алмазов в коронке — bit weight
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14 выигрыш в весе
Авиация и космонавтика. Русско-английский словарь > выигрыш в весе
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15 скидка с веса
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > скидка с веса
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16 выбранный заявителем вес
Авиация и космонавтика. Русско-английский словарь > выбранный заявителем вес
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17 эксплуатационный вес
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > эксплуатационный вес
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Авиация и космонавтика. Русско-английский словарь > выигравший в весе
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