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41 salvage yard
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42 heat salvage
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43 hydraulic salvage and towing cranes
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44 salve
[sælv, ]( American[) sæv]* * *[sælv, AM sæv]I. nas a \salve to one's conscience um sein Gewissen zu beruhigen▪ to \salve sth etw lindernto \salve one's conscience sein Gewissen beruhigen* * *I [slv]vt (liter)See:= academic.ru/64032/salvage">salvageII1. nSalbe f; (fig liter) Balsam m2. vt (fig)conscience beruhigen* * *salve1 [sælv; sɑːv; US sæv]A s1. (Heil)Salbe f2. fig Pflaster n, Balsam m, Trost m:a salve for wounded feelings ein Trostpflästerchen3. fig Beruhigungsmittel n (fürs Gewissen etc)B v/t1. (ein)salben2. fig das Gewissen etc beruhigen, beschwichtigen3. fig beschönigen4. fig einen Schaden, Zweifel etc beheben* * *v.retten v. -
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