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1 self-propelled cultivator
= propelling cultivator; с.х. автофрезаАнгло-русский словарь по машиностроению > self-propelled cultivator
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2 cultivator
с.х.культиватор; пропашник- cultivator fertilizer - cultivator point - cultivator with broad shares - duck-foot cultivator - field cultivator - flame cultivator - gang-cultivator - garden cultivator - inter-row cultivator - rotary cultivator - row crop cultivator - seedbed cultivator - self-propelled cultivator - propelling cultivator - shovel cultivator - spring-tine cultivator - stubble cultivator - subsurface cultivator - tractor-mounted cultivator - walking cultivator -
3 propelling cultivator
Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению > propelling cultivator
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4 rotary
1) вращательный
2) карусельный
3) круговращательный
4) поворотный
5) ротационный
6) коловратный
7) центрифужный
– rotary acceleration
– rotary blade
– rotary blower
– rotary bottom
– rotary charger
– rotary compressor
– rotary converter
– rotary crusher
– rotary cultivation
– rotary dial
– rotary drill
– rotary drilling
– rotary field
– rotary folder
– rotary furnace
– rotary gripper
– rotary hub
– rotary hunting
– rotary inertia
– rotary kiln
– rotary magnet
– rotary motion
– rotary oven
– rotary peeler
– rotary piston
– rotary press
– rotary pump
– rotary rake
– rotary shutter
– rotary switch
– rotary tiller
– rotary transformer
– rotary valve
– rotary viscometer
– rotary vulcanizer
autodyne rotary amplifier — <comput.> автодин
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