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1 непищевые отходы
Русско-английский словарь по пищевой промышленности > непищевые отходы
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2 непищевые отходы
1) Food industry: refuse screenings2) Ecology: inedible material -
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1) General subject: bits and pieces, char, cullings, dross, garbling, leavings, lees, odd and ends, odd come short, odd-come-shorts, oddments, odds, odds and ends, overplus, pickings, refuse, relic, relict, remain, remainder, remains, rinsings, scraps, tail, tails, trace (чего-л.), vestiges, waifs and strays2) Geology: recrement, screenings4) Colloquial: candle-ends, candles5) Military: remnants (разбитых частей и соединений)7) Agriculture: deads (напр. растительные)8) Rare: refusal10) Textile: cutting waste (при раскрое), odd scraps11) Physics: heels12) Jargon: cat and dogs13) Oil: butts, leavings (от перегонки)14) Leather: butt (от перегонки)15) Ecology: debris (живых организмов или органических веществ), leftovers, residuals, slush16) Advertising: cutting waste17) Oilfield: residues18) Industrial economy: residual stock19) Marine science: remains (ископаемых)20) Makarov: debris (живых организмов или орг. в-в), drains, garblings, relics, residua, scrap, tailings, traces (чего-л.), wastewood (лесозаготовок), woodwaste (лесозаготовок)21) Logistics: (товарные, нереализованные) left over stock -
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debris, dirt, waste material, off-cuts, recrement, refuse, reject, residue, scrap, scraping, spoil, waste substances, waste* * *отхо́ды мн.
wasteбытовы́е отхо́ды — (domestic [household]) garbageотхо́ды грохоче́ния — screen rejectотхо́ды лесопиле́ния — raw waste lumberоборо́тные отхо́ды — utilizable wasteотва́льные отхо́ды — nonutilizable wasteрадиоакти́вные отхо́ды — radioactive wasteотхо́ды сортирова́ния — screenings
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