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1 steep wood in salt solutions
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > steep wood in salt solutions
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2 steep
1) погружать
2) крутой
3) опускаться
4) погружаться
5) вымачивать
6) размочить
– steep curve
– steep descent
– steep dive
– steep front
– steep slope
– steep spin
– steep spiral
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3 wood
1) лес
2) деревянный закладный
3) древесина
4) древесинный
5) древесный
6) дровозаготовка
7) лесной
8) дерево
9) дровяной
– air-dry wood
– aircraft wood
– blazing of the wood
– blood wood
– clear wood
– close-grained wood
– coarse-grained wood
– compactness of wood
– compress wood
– compressed wood
– cook wood
– core of wood
– cross-fibered wood
– defective wood
– disbark wood
– early wood
– float wood
– glued wood
– green wood
– impregnate wood
– laminated wood
– lumber wood
– mark wood
– merchantable wood
– modify wood
– natural wood
– oven-dry wood
– paper wood
– ripe wood
– season wood
– shrinkage of wood
– sound wood
– standing wood
– sweep of the wood
– texture of wood
– unseasoned wood
– wood alcohol
– wood bending
– wood block
– wood cellulose
– wood chipper
– wood cooking
– wood drill
– wood engraving
– wood fiber
– wood flour
– wood grain
– wood impregnation
– wood paint
– wood pitch
– wood preservation
– wood pulp
– wood rasp
– wood rosin
– wood shop
– wood species
– wood sugar
– wood turning
– wood wool
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4 wood
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