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['sæʃdɔː]1) Общая лексика: застеклённая дверь2) Техника: остеклённая дверь (со стеклом в верхней части)3) Автомобильный термин: дверь с подъёмным стеклом, застеклённая дверь с подъёмным стеклом4) Лесоводство: застеклённая створчатая дверь -
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[`sæʃ`dɔː]застекленная дверьАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > sash-door
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оконный переплёт; оконная рама; подъёмное окно; опускная заслонка- sash door - sash window - double sash - double-pane sash - guillotine sash - sliding sash -
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2) заслонка3) крышка ( мартеновской печи)4) проём; люк5) метал. завалочное окно; загрузочное окно•door hinged lengthwise — ж.-д. крышка люка, шарнирно закреплённая в продольном направлении;doorseals on molded rubber strip — дверь уплотняется резиновой прокладкой;doorswings inward — дверь открывается внутрь;doorswings outward — дверь открывается наружу;to force door open — принудительно открывать дверь;to hang door — навешивать дверь на петли;to pad door — обивать дверь;-
access door
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accordion door
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air door
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armored door
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automatic door
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baggage door
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bar door
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barn door
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batten door
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blank door
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blind door
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body door
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braced door
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brick-lined furnace door
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bulk cargo door
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canopy door
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canvas door
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cargo container door
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cargo door
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casement door
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center-pivoted door
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charging door
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class-A door
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class-B door
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class-C door
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class-D door
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class-E door
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cleanout door
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coke-oven door
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coke-side door
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combination door
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composite door
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corridor swing door
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corrugated-steel door
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counterbalanced vertical sliding door
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counterweighted vertical sliding door
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crapaudine door
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dead door
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dipper door
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double door
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double sliding door
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double vertical sliding door
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double-acting door
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double-margin door
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double-swing door
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drop door
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dump door
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dusting door
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Dutch door
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dwarf door
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elevator side door
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emergency door
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entrance door
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false door
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fire door
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fire-rated door
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flap door
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flush door
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folding door
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four unit sliding door
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framed door
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framed, ledged, and braced door
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framed-and-braced door
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framed-and-ledged door
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French door
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front door
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garage door
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gib door
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glass door
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glazed door
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half-glass door
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handhole door
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hinge-bound door
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hinged door
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hinged end door
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hollow-core door
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hollow-metal door
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hopper door
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hopper-car longitudinal door
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horizontal sliding door
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hospital door
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inspection door
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Jacketed door
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jib door
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Kalamein fire door
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leaky door
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ledged door
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ledged-and-braced door
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left-hand door
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left-hand reverse door
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loading door
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louvered door
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luted door
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maintenance access door
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manhole door
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metal-clad door
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metal-covered door
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multifolding door
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nozzle door
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overhead door
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paneled door
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panel door
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pneumatic-seal door
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power door
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pressure door
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ramside door
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reverser door
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revolving door
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right-angle door
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right-hand door
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right-hand reverse door
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rolling grille door
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rolling door
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rolling shutter door
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roll-up door
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sanitary door
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sash door
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screen door
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sealed door
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self-closing door
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servicing door
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sheet-steel door
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side loading door
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single sliding door
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single vertical sliding door
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single-acting door
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single-swing door
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skimming door
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sliding door
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solid door
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solid glass door
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solid-core door
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solid-framed door
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soot door
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stable door
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steam-cooled door
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steel-plate door
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storm door
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structural access door
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swinging door
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swing-up garage door
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swing-up door
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tin-clad door
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two-leaf door
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veneered door
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Venetian door
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vent door
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vertical sliding door
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vertical-opening door
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weather door
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дверь, дверца; заслонка; проём; люк- accordion door - air door - arch door - armoured door - automatic door - back door - barred door - bottom door - braced door - cabinet door - canopy door - casement door - combination doors - composite door - dead door - dipper door - double-acting door - double-margined door - drop door - dump door - dwarf doors - emergency door - entrance door - external door - fire door - fireproof door - flap door - flush door - folding door - framed door - framed and braced door - frameless glass door - French door - garage door - gib door - glass door - glazed door - heat-actuated fire door - high-lift sectional overhead door - hinged door - hoistway door - hollow-core door - house door - inside door - jackknife door - jib door - laminated door - ledged door - ledged and braced door - left-hand door - lift-car door - louvre door - low-lift sectional door - oak frame door - off-side door - one-panel door - overhead door - overhead sectional door - padded door - paddle door - painted lattice door - painted MDF door - panel door - pass door - plain door - revolution door - right-hand door - roller-shatter door - rolling door - roll-up door - round-the-corner door - royal door - rubber-sealed door - sash door - self-closing door - self-closing fire door - shutter door - slab door - slide door - sliding door - sluice door - solid door - solid-framed door - solid glass door - splayed door - stable door - standard lift sectional overhead door - steel-plate door - storm door - swing door - trap door - turning lock door - turn-over door - two-leafed door - two-panelled door - upward-acting door - vanishing door - varnished lattice door - veneered door - Venetian door - vertical lift sectional overhead door - vertical-sliding door - vestibule door - wing door* * *дверь; дверца; проём; люк- access door
- accordion door
- active door
- air door
- air-tight door
- A-labeled door
- all-aluminum door
- arched door
- arch door
- automatic door
- automatic closing door
- automatic collapsible revolving door
- automatic fire door
- balcony door
- basement door
- batten door
- batten and braced door
- bifolding door
- bifold door
- biparting door
- blast-resistant door
- board door
- casement door
- cell door
- cellular-core door
- cleaning door
- colonial panel door
- concealed door
- divided light door
- double door
- double-acting door
- doubled-up door
- double-swing door
- Dutch door
- fire door
- fire rated door
- flat door
- flush door
- folding door
- framed door
- framed and braced door
- framed and ledged door
- framed, ledged and braced door
- French door
- front door
- garaged door
- gib door
- glass door
- glazed door
- half-glass door
- hoistway door
- horizontal sliding door
- horizontal strip door
- inspection door
- insulating door
- interior door
- jib door
- labeled door
- ledged door
- ledged-and-braced door
- lift-car door
- louver door
- matchboarded door
- mesh-core door
- metal-clad fire door
- metal-covered door
- multifolding door
- outer door
- overhead door
- overhung door
- paneled door
- panel door
- plate glass door
- plate glass street door
- prison cell door
- revolving door
- sectional door
- single leaf door
- single door
- single swing door
- slat door
- sliding door
- smoke control door
- solid-core door
- steel plate door
- storm door
- strip door
- swinging door
- three-compartment revolving door
- trap door
- unframed door
- veneered door
- vertical strip door
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Sash — Sash, n. [F. ch[^a]ssis a frame, sash, fr. ch[^a]sse a shrine, reliquary, frame, L. capsa. See {Case} a box.] 1. The framing in which the panes of glass are set in a glazed window or door, including the narrow bars between the panes. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Sash — Sash, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Sashed}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Sashing}.] To furnish with a sash or sashes; as, to sash a door or a window. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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sash — sash1 sashless, adj. /sash/, n. 1. a long band or scarf worn over one shoulder or around the waist, as by military officers as a part of the uniform or by women and children for ornament. v.t. 2. to furnish or adorn with a sash: a dress sashed at … Universalium
sash — I [[t]sæʃ[/t]] n. 1) clo a long band or scarf worn over one shoulder or around the waist, as a part of one s ensemble or a uniform 2) clo to furnish or adorn with a sash: a dress sashed at the waist[/ex] • Etymology: 1585–95; dissimilated var. of … From formal English to slang
sash — {{11}}sash (1) strip of cloth, 1590s, strip of cloth twisted into a turban, from Arabic shash muslin cloth. Meaning strip of cloth worn about the waist or over the shoulder first recorded 1680s. {{12}}sash (2) window frame, 1680s, sashes, from Fr … Etymology dictionary
sash — I. noun Etymology: Arabic shāsh muslin Date: circa 1678 a band worn about the waist or over one shoulder and used as a dress accessory or the emblem of an honorary or military order • sashed adjective II. noun (plural sash; also sashes) Ety … New Collegiate Dictionary
sash plane — noun : a carpenter s plane with a notched cutter especially suited for trimming the inside of door and sash frames … Useful english dictionary
sash — sæʃ n. frame which holds a pane of glass in a window or door … English contemporary dictionary
French sash — Sash Sash, n. [F. ch[^a]ssis a frame, sash, fr. ch[^a]sse a shrine, reliquary, frame, L. capsa. See {Case} a box.] 1. The framing in which the panes of glass are set in a glazed window or door, including the narrow bars between the panes. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English