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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > scrap leather
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Техника: кожевенный лоскут, обрезки кожи -
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1. отходы кожи; кожевенный лоскут; 2. спилок; 3. обрезь, мелкие куски кожиEnglish-Russian dictionary of leather and footwear industry > scrap leather
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1) лом
2) ломовой
3) лохмоток
4) металлолом
5) обрезок
6) скрап
7) скрапоразделочный
8) утильсырье
9) металлический лом
– add scrap
– bale the scrap
– bulky scrap
– capital scrap
– casting scrap
– classify the scrap
– fagoting scrap
– foundry scrap
– fragment the scrap
– graded scrap
– heavy scrap
– high-density scrap
– home scrap
– household scrap
– industrial scrap
– light scrap
– long-length scrap
– low-grade scrap
– lump scrap
– melting scrap
– mixed scrap
– mold scrap
– obsolescent scrap
– open-hearth scrap
– oversize scrap
– reduce the scrap
– roll scrap
– scrap a sheet
– scrap bin
– scrap charger
– scrap grapple
– scrap iron
– scrap leather
– scrap machinery
– scrap metal
– scrap picking
– scrap remelting
– scrap shears
– scrap yard
– sort the scrap
– specification scrap
– standard-size scrap
– unpre scrap
– upgrade the scrap
basic-oxygen furnace scrap — лом для кислородных конвертеров
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1) кожа
2) кожаный
3) сучильный
– alum leather
– aniline-dyed leather
– artificial leather
– band leather
– book leather
– bottom leather
– buff leather
– calf leather
– chrome-tanned leather
– compact leather
– curry the leather
– deer leather
– drum the leather
– emboss the leather
– empty leather
– enamelled leather
– facing leather
– fancy leather
– garment-and-fancy leather
– glaze the leather
– gloving leather
– grain leather
– harness leather
– imitation leather
– lay along leather
– leather blistering
– leather board
– leather control
– leather cup
– leather dressing
– leather manufacture
– leather sole
– leather substance
– leather substitute
– leather working
– loose leather
– mineral-tanned leather
– offal leather
– overlimed leather
– overstuffed leather
– pitted leather
– printed leather
– reflesh the leather
– roller leather
– sam the leather
– scrap leather
– shave the leather
– shoe leather
– sole leather
– split the leather
– spready leather
– synthetic leather
– tan the leather
– taw leather
– temper of leather
– top-finish the leather
– tumble the leather
– underlimed leather
– undressed leather
– untanned leather
– upper leather
– warbled leather
– water-proof leather
– weighting leather
– welt leather
– wrinkled leather
leather and foot-wear industry — кожевенно-обувная промышленность
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кожа || кожаный- imitation chamois leather -
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1. skræp noun1) (a small piece or fragment: a scrap of paper.) pedacito, retazo2) ((usually in plural) a piece of food left over after a meal: They gave the scraps to the dog.) restos, sobras3) (waste articles that are only valuable for the material they contain: The old car was sold as scrap; (also adjective) scrap metal.) chatarra4) (a picture etc for sticking into a scrapbook.) recorte
2. verb(to discard: They scapped the old television set; She decided to scrap the whole plan.) desechar- scrappy- scrappily
- scrappiness
- scrapbook
- scrap heap
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1. skræp noun(a fight: He tore his jacket in a scrap with another boy.) pelea
2. verb(to fight: The dogs were scrapping over a bone.) pelear(se)scrap n1. trozo / pedazo2. chatarratr[skræp]1 (of paper, cloth, etc) trozo, trocito, pedazo; (of news, conversation) fragmento, migaja2 (of metal) chatarra3 (in negatives) pizca, ápice nombre masculino1 (throw away) desechar; (cars etc) convertir en chatarra, desguazar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLscrap (metal) dealer chatarrero,-ascrap metal chatarrascrap paper papel nombre masculino de borrador————————tr[skræp]1 pelearsediscard: desecharscrap vifight: pelearsescrap n1) fragment: pedazo m, trozo m2) fight: pelea f4) scraps nplleftovers: restos mpl, sobras fpladj.• de desecho expr.• desechado, -a adj.n.• bronquina s.f.• fragmento s.m.• pedazo s.m.• recorte s.m.• retazo s.m.• sobras s.f.pl.• virutas s.f.pl.• ñaque s.m.v.• achatarrar v.• derogar v.• tirar v.skræp
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1)a) c (of paper, cloth, leather) pedacito m, trocito mb) ( single bit) (with neg, no pl)she hasn't done a scrap of work — no ha movido un dedo, no ha hecho absolutamente nada, no ha dado golpe (Esp fam)
it doesn't make a scrap of difference what you think — lo que tú pienses no importa en lo más mínimo
2) scraps pl sobras fpl, sobros mpl (AmC)3) u ( reusable waste)we sold our car for scrap — vendimos el coche como chatarra; (before n)
scrap dealer — chatarrero, -ra m,f
scrap iron — chatarra f
scrap merchant — chatarrero, -ra m,f
scrap paper — papel m para borrador
4) c ( fight) (colloq) agarrada f (fam), pelea f
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- pp- transitive verba) (abandon, cancel) \<\<idea\>\> desechar, descartar; \<\<plan\>\> abandonar; \<\<regulation\>\> abolir*b) ( convert to scrap) \<\<car/ship/machinery\>\> desguazar* or (Méx) deshuesar or (Chi) desarmarc) ( throw away) tirar a la basura, botar (AmL exc RPl)
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vi (colloq) pelearse
I [skræp]1. N1) (=small piece) pedacito m ; [of newspaper] recorte m ; [of material] retal m, retazo m ; (fig) pizca f•
there is not a scrap of truth in it — no hay ni un ápice de verdad en eso, no tiene nada de ciertonot a scrap! — ¡ni pizca!, ¡en absoluto!
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what is it worth as scrap? — ¿cuánto vale como chatarra?•
to sell a ship for scrap — vender un barco como chatarra2.VT [+ car, ship etc] chatarrear, convertir en chatarra; [+ old equipment etc] tirar; [+ idea, plan etc] desechar, descartar•
in the end the plan was scrapped — al final se desechó or se descartó el plan3.CPDscrap dealer N — chatarrero(-a) m / f
scrap heap N — montón m de desechos
to throw sth on the scrap heap — (fig) desechar or descartar algo
to be on the scrap heap — [person] no tener nada a que agarrarse
scrap iron N — chatarra f, hierro m viejo
scrap merchant N — chatarrero(-a) m / f
scrap metal N — chatarra f
scrap paper N — pedazos mpl de papel suelto (que se utilizan para borrador)
scrap value N — valor m como chatarra
its scrap value is £30 — como chatarra vale 30 libras
scrap yard N — chatarrería f ; (for cars) cementerio m de coches
II * [skræp]1.N (=fight) riña f, pelea fthere was a scrap outside the pub — hubo una riña or pelea a la salida del pub
to get into or have a scrap with sb — reñir or pelearse con algn
2.VI reñir, pelearse ( with sb con algn)* * *[skræp]
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1)a) c (of paper, cloth, leather) pedacito m, trocito mb) ( single bit) (with neg, no pl)she hasn't done a scrap of work — no ha movido un dedo, no ha hecho absolutamente nada, no ha dado golpe (Esp fam)
it doesn't make a scrap of difference what you think — lo que tú pienses no importa en lo más mínimo
2) scraps pl sobras fpl, sobros mpl (AmC)3) u ( reusable waste)we sold our car for scrap — vendimos el coche como chatarra; (before n)
scrap dealer — chatarrero, -ra m,f
scrap iron — chatarra f
scrap merchant — chatarrero, -ra m,f
scrap paper — papel m para borrador
4) c ( fight) (colloq) agarrada f (fam), pelea f
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- pp- transitive verba) (abandon, cancel) \<\<idea\>\> desechar, descartar; \<\<plan\>\> abandonar; \<\<regulation\>\> abolir*b) ( convert to scrap) \<\<car/ship/machinery\>\> desguazar* or (Méx) deshuesar or (Chi) desarmarc) ( throw away) tirar a la basura, botar (AmL exc RPl)
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vi (colloq) pelearse -
10 scrap sole leather
отходы подошвенной кожи, жёсткий кожевенный лоскутEnglish-Russian dictionary of leather and footwear industry > scrap sole leather
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11 leather scrap
1. кожевенный лоскут; обрезки кожи; 2. pl кожевенные сходы (лапы, вороток, полы)English-Russian dictionary of leather and footwear industry > leather scrap
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['trɪmɪŋ]сущ.1) украшение, отделкаtrimmings of lace, ribbons, and buttons — отделка из кружев, тесьмы и пуговиц
2) ( trimmings) обрезки, клочки; стружки; клочьяSyn:3) ( trimmings) разг.а) гарнир; приправа прям. и перен.turkey and all the trimmings — индейка и всё, что к ней положено
б) аксессуарыв) тех. арматура; гарнитураInterior trimming is grey leather. — Внутренняя отделка - серая кожа.
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1. n зерно2. n хлебные злакиbread grain — продовольственное зерно, хлебное зерно
3. n крупа4. n барда5. n крупинка; песчинка; зёрнышко6. n мельчайшая частица, крупица7. n гран8. n энт. грена, яйца шелкопряда9. n строение, структура10. n склонность; склад характераman of coarse, grain — грубый человек, человек грубого склада
11. n жила, волокно; фибра12. n степень зернистостиgrain structure — зернистая структура, зернистость
13. n текст. узелок в ткани14. n кож. лицо, мерея кожи; зерноbulk grain aerator — аэратор для зерна, хранящегося насыпью
15. n уст. поэт. краска; кошениль16. v раздроблять, измельчать17. v придавать зернистость; кристаллизовать18. v кристаллизоваться19. v раскрашивать под древесину или под мрамор20. v кож. очищать от шерсти21. v кож. зернить22. v кож. уст. краситьСинонимический ряд:1. cereal (noun) cereal; seed2. fiber (noun) direction; fabric; fiber; fibre; nap; striation; surface; tendency; texture; warp; woof3. particle (noun) ace; atom; bit; crumb; dab; damn; dash; doit; dram; drop; fragment; granule; grit; hoot; iota; jot; minim; minute particle; mite; modicum; molecule; ounce; particle; pellet; ray; scrap; scruple; shred; smidgen; smitch; snap; speck; spot; syllable; tittle; whit4. seed of cereal (noun) barley; cereals; corn; millet; oats; rice; seed of cereal; seeds; wheat
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