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1 furrow sowing of forest seeds
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > furrow sowing of forest seeds
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2 up-and-down sowing
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > up-and-down sowing
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3 посевная канавка
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4 посевная канавка
Русско-английский политехнический словарь > посевная канавка
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5 посевная канавка
sowing furrow с.-х.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > посевная канавка
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6 посевной
время сева, посевной период, посевная — sowing time
время сева; посевной период — sowing time
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7 канавка
chase, flute, fluting, groove, furrow, ( шкива) gorge, gouge, moat, rabbet, race, rebate, recess, seating, slot, ( образуемая алмазом долота на забое скважины) track, trench, trough, valley* * *кана́вка ж.
( продолговатое углубление) groove; (режущего инструмента: свёрл, фрез, развёрток и т. п.) fluteнареза́ть кана́вку в ре́жущем инструме́нте — cut a flute in a toolкана́вка образу́ет прохо́д для вы́хода стру́жки — a flute leaves room [furnishes a path] for the escape of the chipsкана́вка образу́ет ре́жущую кро́мку инструме́нта — a flute forms a cutting edge on a toolдро́ссельная кана́вка ( в волноводе) — choke grooveзарезьбова́я кана́вка — clearance grooveкольцева́я кана́вка — annular grooveкругова́я кана́вка — circular [circumferential] grooveкана́вка о́бода — rim gutterкана́вка огнево́й зачи́стки метал.-об. — hot scarfing ditchкана́вка поршнево́го кольца́ — piston-ring grooveпосевна́я кана́вка с.-х. — sowing furrowкана́вка проте́ктора ши́ны — tread grooveсма́зочная кана́вка — oil groove, oilway, oil wayспира́льная кана́вка — helical [spiral] fluteстружколо́мная кана́вка — chip-breaking fluteчугу́нная кана́вка — iron runnerшла́ковая кана́вка — slag runnerшпо́ночная кана́вка — keyway -
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12 бороздовой посев
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13 бороздовый посев
Русско-английский политехнический словарь > бороздовый посев
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14 бороздовой посев
Русско-английский сельскохозяйственный словарь > бороздовой посев
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15 бороздовой сев
Русско-английский сельскохозяйственный словарь > бороздовой сев
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16 бороздовой посев
furrow sowing с.-х., trench plantingРусско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > бороздовой посев
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17 бороздовой посев
1) General subject: slit planting, slit setting2) Engineering: furrow sowing3) Agriculture: furrow planting, gutter sowing, lister planting, skip-row planting, slit-planting, slit-setting, sowing in furrows, trench planting4) Forestry: plow planting5) Makarov: furrow drilling -
18 бороздной посев
1) Agriculture: furrow planting, lister planting, plow planting, skip-row planting, trench planting2) Forestry: furrow sowing, lister sowing, sowing in trenches, up-and-down sowing -
19 листерный посев
1) Agriculture: furrow planting, lister planting, plow planting, skip-row planting, sowing in furrows, trench planting2) Forestry: furrow sowing, lister sowing, sowing in trenches -
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1) General subject: coulter (у сеялки), furrow-opener, ploughshare, share, shovel2) Medicine: plowshare bone (непарная плоская кость лицевого черепа), vomer, vomer (плоская, трапециевидной формы кость, образующая заднюю часть перегородки носа)3) Military: (двуноги-лафета) foot, spade, trail spade, trail4) Engineering: colter, opening plow, plow, trencher (лесопосадочной машины)5) Agriculture: colter (у сеялки), colter (см.тж. opener), coulter (см.тж. opener), foot (см.тж. opener), gouter (сеялки), share (плуга), share (см.тж. shank), sharer (плуга), sock7) Artillery: (двуноги-лафета) (trail) spade8) Forestry: colter boot, colter opener, foot (сеялки), furrow opener (лесопосадочной машины), furrow opening shoe, opener (плуга), opener boot, plough, plough-share, seed boot, shank, shoe, sowing boot9) Textile: opener10) Information technology: boot
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