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1 road pavement
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2 road pavement
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > road pavement
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3 road pavement
одежда дорожная
Многослойная конструкция проезжей части дороги, предназначенная для движения транспортных средств и передающая нагрузку от них; состоит из покрытия, основания и дополнительных слоев: морозозащитного, дренирующего, выравнивающего и др.
[Терминологический словарь по строительству на 12 языках (ВНИИИС Госстроя СССР)]Тематики
- дороги, мосты, тоннели, аэродромы
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > road pavement
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1) Строительство: дорожная одежда2) Автомобильный термин: дорожное покрытие -
5 road pavement
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7 road pavement
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9 road pavement
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10 road pavement stress
road pavement stress Straßenbeanspruchung fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > road pavement stress
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11 road pavement coring machine
<build.mach> ■ Straßen-Kernbohrgerät nEnglish-german technical dictionary > road pavement coring machine
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12 recycled road pavement
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > recycled road pavement
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13 RC road pavement
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14 reinforced concrete road pavement
<build.traff> ■ Stahlbetonstraßendecke f ; Stahlbetondecke fEnglish-german technical dictionary > reinforced concrete road pavement
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15 reinforced road pavement
<build.traff> ■ Stahlbetonstraßendecke f ; Stahlbetondecke fEnglish-german technical dictionary > reinforced road pavement
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16 rigid road pavement
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17 pavement
1) мостовая; дорожное покрытие, дорожная одежда3) тротуар, панель4) пол, выложенный мозаикой•- asphalt pavement - base pavement - bituminous pavement - block pavement - blockstone pavement - brick pavement - cement tile pavement - clinker pavement - cobblestone pavement - concrete pavement - coursed pavement - diamond pavement - downstream pavement - fast-track pavement - flexible pavement - foot pavement - granite pavement - marble flag pavement - multiline pavement - noiseless pavement - nonrigid pavement - one-course concrete pavement - rigid pavement - riprap pavement - road pavement - road-mix pavement - rock asphalt pavement - sheet pavement - stabilized earth pavement - stone pavement - two-course concrete pavement - worn pavementto mark a pavement — размечать, наносить разделительные линии на мостовую
* * *1. дорожная одежда; дорожное покрытие2. мостовая3. жёсткий пол ( на грунте)- base pavement
- deep lift asphalt pavement
- equivalent pavement
- fast-track concrete pavement
- flexible pavement
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1. n тротуар, панель2. n амер. мостовая3. n дор. дорожное покрытие, дорожная одежда4. n дор. материал для мощения5. n дор. горн. почва, подошваСинонимический ряд:1. asphalt (noun) asphalt; asphalt track; bitumen; highway surface; roadbed; roadway; speedway; tar2. concrete (noun) cement; concrete; mortar -
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