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1 reversing engine
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > reversing engine
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2 reversing engine
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3 reversing engine
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4 reversing engine
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5 reversing-engine
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6 reversing engine
re.vers.ing en.gine[riv'ə:siŋ endʒin] n motor reversível. -
7 reversing engine
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8 reversing engine
• реверсивен двигателEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > reversing engine
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9 reversing engine
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10 reversing engine
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11 Reversing engine
நோ¢மாறு எஞ்சின் -
12 reversing
поворот на 180°; реверсирование; реверс; изменение направления движения на обратное; II реверсивный; имеющий обратный ход; переключаемый на обратный ход- reversing clutch - reversing commutator - reversing condition - reversing contactor - reversing key - reversing lamp - reversing light - reversing light relay - reversing light switch - reversing lubricating block - reversing movement - reversing of motion - reversing service - reversing shaft - reversing station - reversing stroke - reversing tapping head - reversing triangle - reversing turbine - reversing valve -
13 engine
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14 reversing the engine
1. обеспечение обратного хода2. дающий обратный ходEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > reversing the engine
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15 reversing steam engine
<mech.eng> (e.g. steam boat) ■ Dampfmaschine mit Umsteuerung f<mech.eng> (e.g. steamer, locomotive) ■ Umkehrdampfmaschine fEnglish-german technical dictionary > reversing steam engine
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16 Reversing rolling mill engine
உருளை திருப்பும் மில் எஞ்சின் -
17 reverse the engine
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > reverse the engine
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18 reversed the engine
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > reversed the engine
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19 реверсивный двигатель
1) Naval: reversible engine2) Engineering: reversible motor, reversing motor3) Mechanics: bidirectional motor, reversing engine4) Automation: forward-and-reverse motorУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > реверсивный двигатель
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20 реверсивний
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