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1) Naval: cruising radius, endurance, operational range, propulsion radius, sea endurance, steaming distance, steaming radius3) Engineering: cruising range (при эксплуатационной скорости хода), range, steaming rangeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > дальность плавания
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1) General subject: float, floatation, flotation, natation, navigation, sail, sailing, swim, swimming, trip, voyage2) Naval: commission, cruise (рейс), distance, flotage (реле), navigation (судовождение), sail (рейс), sailing (судовождение), steaming, track, trade, transit, travel, voyage (рейс)3) Professional term: wow (воспроизводимого звука)4) Railway term: floating (контактов)5) Automobile industry: floating6) Electronics: wandering7) Fishery: cruising8) Business: cruise9) leg.N.P. navigation (law of the sea)10) Taboo: fanny dunking11) oil&gas: deployment
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