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[̈ɪˈsəuə]sewer коллектор, канализационная труба; сточная труба sewer ист. мажордом sewer обеспечивать канализацией sewer швец; швея -
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1) коллектор
2) уличный
3) уличный водосток
4) шамбо
5) сточный
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I. n шивач
II. n канал, клоака
III. n ucm. майордом* * *{'souъ} n шивач.(2) {'sjuъ} n канал; клоака.{3} {'sjuъ} n ucm. майордом.* * *клоака;* * *1. i. n шивач 2. ii. n канал, клоака 3. iii. n ucm. майордом* * *sewer[´souə] I. n шивач, шивачка; II. sewer[´sjuə] n канал, клоака; III. v канализирам; IV. sewer[´sjuə] n ист. майордом. -
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noun She's a good sewer.) šivilja* * *I [sóuə]nounšivilja; šivar, -rka, spenjalec, -lka (knjig) (v knjigoveznici)II [sjúə]1.nounodvodni cestni kanalsewer pipe — odvodna cev;2.transitive verbnapraviti kanalizacijo, kanaliziratimain sewer — glavni, zbiralni odtočni kanalIII [sjúə]nounhistory ključar -
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̈ɪˈsəuə I сущ. швец;
швея Syn: tailor, seamstress II
1. сущ. сточная труба;
коллектор, канализационная труба sanitary sewer ≈ санитарный коллектор
2. гл. обеспечивать, снабжать канализацией III сущ.;
ист. мажордом Syn: major-domo швея;
швец сточная труба, канализационная труба, коллектор клоака > to throw smth. down a * выбросить что-л. на помойку обеспечивать канализацией (историческое) мажордом sewer коллектор, канализационная труба;
сточная труба ~ ист. мажордом ~ обеспечивать канализацией ~ швец;
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------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] sewer[English Plural] sewers[Swahili Word] fereji[Swahili Plural] mafereji[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 5/6[Derived Language] Arabic[Related Words] mfereji------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] sewer[English Plural] sewers[Swahili Word] mfereji[Swahili Plural] mifereji[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 3/4[Derived Language] Arabic------------------------------------------------------------ -
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канализационный коллектор
канализировать
канализационная труба
сточная труба
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > sewer
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I [ʹsəʋə] nшвея; швецII1. [ʹs(j)u:ə] n1) сточная труба, канализационная труба, коллектор2) клоака♢
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канализационная труба, канал -
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noun She's a good sewer.) costureiro* * *sew.er1[s'ouə] n costureiro, costureira.————————sew.er2[sj'u:ə] n tubo, cano de esgoto. -
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