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1 минерализованная вода
Русско-английский сельскохозяйственный словарь > минерализованная вода
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1) General subject: brine, leach, pickle, pickler, souse, pickle-juice, pickle-water2) Geology: salt brine3) Engineering: bittern, brine solution, pickle solution, saline solution, salt solution4) Chemistry: salt liquor, salt watchman, salting liquor5) Mining: freezing mixture6) Jargon: bat7) Oil: salt water8) Coolers: aqueous salt solution, freezing solution, water-salt solution9) Makarov: bittern (горький материнский раствор в соляных озёрах), brine (содержание растворимых веществ более 36 000 мг/л), salt brine (содержание растворимых веществ более 36 000 мг/л) -
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trawlerтра́улер бли́жнего ло́ва — near waler trawlerбортово́й тра́улер — side(-set) trawlerтра́улер да́льнего ло́ва — distant water trawlerкормово́й тра́улер — stern trawlerморози́льный тра́улер — refrigerating [freezing] trawlerпосо́льный тра́улер — (fish) salting trawlerтра́улер с бортовы́м тра́лением — side(-set) trawlerтра́улер с кормовы́м тра́лением — stern trawlerтра́улер сре́дней да́льности ло́ва — middle water trawlerфиле́йный тра́улер — (fish) filleting trawler -
5 обессоливание
1) General subject: de-brine2) Medicine: desalting (раствора)3) Engineering: deionization (воды), demineralization, desalting (воды), removal of salt, salting-out4) Agriculture: desalination (воды)5) Chemistry: salt elimination6) Oil: salt removal7) Immunology: desalting (растворе)8) Ecology: desaltation9) Oil&Gas technology desalinization10) Makarov: demineralization (воды), demineralization (воды и т.п.), demineralization (not to be confused with desalination) (в водоподготовке, не путать с опреснением), desalination (воды и т.п.), desalinization (воды), desaltation (воды)11) Water supply: salt rejection (в установке обратного осмоса) -
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