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21 shoot bullets
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22 нагнетатель
1) Aviation: engine supercharger2) Medicine: pressure infusor (крови)3) Engineering: blower, charger (в двигателе), compressor gun (для пластичной смазки), gun (для пластичной смазки), pressure gun (для пластичной смазки), pressurizer, squirt gun (для пластичной смазки), supercharger (в двигателе), pressurization blower4) Automobile industry: air blower, booster, centrifugal blower, charger, fan blower, overcharger5) Oil: injector7) Drilling: inject8) Automation: airblower, pressure blower9) Chemical weapons: discharge gun10) Makarov: blast, blowing engine, forcer, plenum, superchanger11) Combustion gas turbines: compressor -
23 солидолонагнетатель
1) Military: lubricating press2) Engineering: grease pump, grease squirt3) Drilling: grease gun, gun, lubricating gunУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > солидолонагнетатель
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24 шприц для подкожных инъекций
1) Medicine: hypodermic syringe3) Drugs: antidote, arm squirt, monkey pumpУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > шприц для подкожных инъекций
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25 grease
густая смазка; консистентная смазка; тавот; жир; II смазывать густой смазкой; замасливать; загрязнять (маслом, жиром)- grease-gun lubrication - grease gun nipple - grease holder ring - grease lubricant - grease lubrication - grease-monkey - grease nipple - grease-proof - grease pump - grease remover - grease retainer - grease squirt - grease tube - grease way - albany grease - all-purpose grease - fire-proof grease - gasoline-proof grease - gear grease - machine grease - motor grease - oxidation-inhibited grease - rope grease
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