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1 self-emitted radar
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2 self-emitted radar
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3 radar
1. n радиолокатор, радар2. n радиолокация3. n радиолокационная станция4. a радиолокационный, радарныйradar operator — оператор радиолокационной установки, радиометрист
radar silence — «мёртвая зона» РЛС
radar teller — телефонист, передающий данные радиолокационной станции
Синонимический ряд:remote detection (noun) detector; electronic surveillance; missile site radar; monitor; observer; radio locator; radio ranging; remote detection; sonar -
4 down-looking radar
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5 collision-warning radar
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6 ground-controlled interception radar
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7 missile-tracking radar
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8 pulse radar
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9 side-looking radar
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10 space radar
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11 weather radar
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12 launching radar
радиолокационная станция управления ракетой на начальном участке траекторииThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > launching radar
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