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1 Wine & Spirit Education Trust
Food industry: WSETУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Wine & Spirit Education Trust
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2 винный
1. прил. к вино2. (о запахе, вкусе и т. п.) winy, vinousвинный спирт хим. — spirit(s) of wine (pl.); ethyl alcohol
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3 винный спирт
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4 уровень заполнения спиртом
Русско-английский научный словарь > уровень заполнения спиртом
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5 компас с картушкой в спирте
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > компас с картушкой в спирте
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6 винный
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7 винный спирт
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8 винный спирт
Русско-английский словарь по пищевой промышленности > винный спирт
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9 винный спирт
1) General subject: ethyl alcohol, spirit of wine2) Engineering: spirit3) Chemistry: ethanol4) Food industry: wine spirit5) Drilling: alcohol6) Makarov: spirits of wine -
10 коричный спирт
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11 крепкий спирт
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12 хлебный спирт
[lang name="Russian"]винный спирт; этиловый спирт — spirit of wine
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13 алкоголь
1) General subject: joy juice, the daemon drink, the demon drink, spirit, alcohol, (спиртные напитки) spirit(-s) (pl), alcoholic drinks, spirits2) Colloquial: substance3) Slang: alkie4) Chemistry: alcogel5) Railway term: ethyl alcohol6) Australian slang: plonk (особенно дешёвое вино)7) Jargon: John Hall, giggle juice, giggle water, hall, happy-juice, idiot oil, kicker (в составе коктейля), antifreeze ("I'm going to need a lot of antifreeze tonight!"), the bottle (The bottle plays a big role in his life. Алкоголь играет большую роль в его жизни.), neck-oil, Tom, stumbles, threat gag, bevvies, chwillins, booze, glass, glue, shinny, shiny8) Aviation medicine: intoxicant9) Makarov: ethanol, grain alcohol, rectified spirit, wine spirit10) Taboo: do-it fluid (как афродизиак для мужчины), poison11) Mountain climbing: alcoholic beverage -
14 этиловый спирт
1) General subject: ethanol2) Medicine: alcohol, ethyl alcohol3) Engineering: ethylic alcohol, grain alcohol, spirit4) Agriculture: methylated spirit, ordinary alcohol5) Chemistry: ethyl hydroxide, fermentation alcohol, methyl carbinol, spirit of wine6) Automobile industry: ethyl alcohol (алкоголь)7) Genetics: ethanol (один из низших простых спиртов, широко применяемый в качестве фиксатора биологического материала, а также для обезвоживания материала в ряде гистологических методик)8) Food industry: fermentation ethanol, methylated alcohol9) Coolers: ethanol water10) Makarov: ethyl alcohol (C2H5OH), grain alcohol (C2H5OH) -
15 винный
3) Chemistry: oenanthic, spirit of wine, tartaric, vinic4) Automobile industry: ethyl alcohol -
16 винный спирт
ethyl alcohol имя существительное: -
17 виноторговец
1) General subject: cellarman, spirit merchant, spirit-merchant, wine merchant2) Obsolete: vintner -
18 ректификованный спирт
Food industry: rectified alcohol, rectified spirit, spirit of wineУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ректификованный спирт
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19 алкоголь
м.1) alcohol, spirit2) ethanol, ethyl [grain] alcohol, rectified [wine] spirit•- метиловый алкоголь
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20 Национальный союз участников алкогольного рынка
General subject: SUAR union of wine and spirit producers (The Moscow Times)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Национальный союз участников алкогольного рынка
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