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roll-on-roll-off ship (ferry)

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1 roll-on-roll-off

[rəʋl͵ɒnrəʋlʹɒf] a
«с колёс на колёса» ( о морских паромных перевозках гружёных автомобилей) [см. тж. ro-ro ship]

one alternative which has been suggested is the provision of roll-on-roll-off ferry terminals - одно из альтернативных предложений предусматривает строительство пристаней для парома, перевозящего гружёный транспорт

НБАРС > roll-on-roll-off
2 Ro-Ro

Ro-Ro, RORO, ro-ro
roll-on-roll-off ship (ferry) мор. судно (паром) с горизонтальной погрузкой-выгрузкой транспортных средств; ролкер

English-Russian dictionary of modern abbreviations > Ro-Ro
3 Ro-Ro

RORO
roll-on-roll-off ship ( ferry)
мор. судно ( паром) с горизонтальной погрузкой-выгрузкой транспортных средств; ролкер

English-Russian dictionary of modern abbreviations > Ro-Ro
4 Ro-Ro

1) Сокращение: Roll-on Roll-off (transport ship), roll-on-roll-off ferry

2) Логистика: roll in, roll out

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > Ro-Ro
5 ro-ro

1) Сокращение: Roll-on Roll-off (transport ship), roll-on-roll-off ferry

2) Логистика: roll in, roll out

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > ro-ro
6 operation

работа, действие; операция; бой, сражение; основная функция; деятельность; оперирование, манипуляция; эксплуатация; управление, пилотирование (ЛА) ; pl. полёты

jet transport operation (s) — полёты реактивных транспортных самолётов

maximum continuous operation de — работа на номинальном режиме

operation of landing flaps — выпуск или уборка посадочных закрылков [щитков]

operation of landing gear — выпуск или уборка шасси

operation of wing flap — выпуск или уборка закрылков

remote site air operations — действия авиации с удалённых аэродромов

remotely piloted vehicles operations — применение дистанционно управляемых ЛА

smooth operation of the aircraft — плавное управление [пилотирование] ЛА

— air operation

— air support operations

— airborne operation

— airbrake operation

— aircraft handling operations

— air-delivered operation

— air-ground operations

— airmobile operations

— air-refueling operation

— air-rescue operation

— air-supply operation

— air-to-air operations

— air-transported operation

— all-weather operations

— antisatellite operation

— asymmetrical flap operation

— attitude-control operation

— automatic operation

— autopilot operation

— battlefield air-mobile operation

— bayonet-type casting operation

— bomber operations

— bootstrap operation

— bring into operation

— bush operation

— check-out operation

— climb-out operation

— closed-loop operation

— clustered operation

— combat air-support operation

— continental-type operations

— counterair force operations

— counterair operation

— counterinsurgency air operations

— coupled approach operation

— crash-resque operations

— defensive air-to-air operations

— defuel operation

— directing operation

— dispersed-site operations

— docked operation

— docking operation

— dry operation

— earth orbital operation

— emergency operation

— external canopy operation

— extra-vehicular operation

— fail-safe operation

— ferry operation

— fighter escort operation

— filling operation

— firing operation

— flight operations

— flight-refueling operation

— flying operations

— free gyro operation

— freight operation

— fueling operation

— fuel-rich operation

— full-throttle operation

— full-thrust operation

— grass-strip operation

— gravel runway operation

— hands-off operation

— helicopter-borne operations

— helo operations

— high-level operation

— hit-and-run operation

— hover operations

— Huk operation

— hunter-killer operation

— IFR operations

— interceptor operations

— interdiction operations

— intermittent operation

— joint air-ground operations

— joint land-air operations

— landing approach operation

— landing operation

— launch-control operations

— loading operation

— long-firing operation

— low-altitude operations

— lower-minima operations

— low-idle operation

— low-level operations

— low-speed operations

— low-visibility operations

— lunar operation

— maintenance operation

— manned space operation

— marine-air operation

— military engine operation

— military flight operations

— missile operation

— multiwing operation

— night-flying operations

— night-time jet operations

— nonscheduled operation

— nonstop operation

— on-board operation

— one-handed operation

— one-time operation

— open-loop operation

— orbit operation

— overload operation

— oversea operations

— partial-chamber operation

— partial-throttle operation

— partial-thrust operation

— passenger-carrying operations

— pick-up operation

— pilotless operations

— pitch mode operation

— prefiring operations

— prelaunch operations

— preset operation

— propellant-loading operation

— pseudo-equilibrium operation

— pulse operation

— purging operation

— quasi-steady operation

— recovery operation

— refueling operation

— rendezvous operation

— repeatable operation

— rescue operation

— rocket charging operation

— roll-mode operation

— rough-field operation

— rough-surface operation

— sea-air operations

— search-and-rescue operations

— self-sufficient operation

— self-support operation

— shipboard operations

— ship-to-shore operation

— short runway operation

— short-range operation

— shuttle bombing operations

— shuttle operation

— silo-launching operation

— silo-loading operation

— single-crew operation

— slaved operation

— small-strip operation

— solo-pilot operation

— space operation

— starting operation

— steady operation

— strategical air operation

— subcritical operation

— supercritical operation

— surveillance operation

— tactical air-ground operations

— takeoff operation

— taxiing operation

— test stand operation

— three-crew operation

— towing operation

— transient operation

— troop carrier operation

— two-crew operation

— two-pilot operation

— unmanned flight operation

— V/STOL operations

— vertical operation

— VFR operations

— visual flight operations

— VTOL operations

— west-bound operation

— wing sweep operation

— winter operation

— worldwide operation

— yaw-mode operation

— zero-g operation

Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > operation

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