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1 кромочные основные нити
Textile: selvage endsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > кромочные основные нити
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1) Engineering: butts, cutting, cuttings, discard (слитка), shearing, shearings, trimming, trimmings2) Metallurgy: clippings, crop ends, crops, cutoff piece, cutoff pieces, slit selvage, slit selvage (полосы), (листовая) trimming4) Makarov: trimmings (мясная или рыбная)5) Aluminium industry: chop -
3 кромка с затерянными нитями
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > кромка с затерянными нитями
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