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действие; влияние; воздействие; поведение (системы); принцип действия; механизм работы; ход; ударный механизм; поступок; мероприятие; воен. бой- action of rust - action radius - bring into action - come in action - put out of action - to develop composite action - to throw into action - to throw out of action - antihunt action - arch action - average-position action - back action - balancing action - brake action - braking action - buffer action - capillary action - chemical action - chipping action - clutching action - column action - combined action - compensating action - contact action - continuous action - control action - cooling action - corrective action - corrosive action - crushing action - cushioning action - cutting action - damping action - delayed action - detecting action - dielectric secondary action - drift action - electrical action - electrochemical action - electrochemical sacrificial action - energizing action - evasive action - external action - fatigue action - flywheel action - getter action - gouging action - gun action - gyroscopic action - gyrostatic action - homing action - input action - internal action - inverse-derivative action - jet action - loading action - local action - locking action - lubricating action - magnetic action - mechanical action - mudding action - on-off action - osmotic action - output action - percussion action - plowing action - pumping action - quick action - retarded action - sandblasting action - shattering action - shattle action - skiving action - snap action - spring action - surface action - synchronizing action - time-lag action - valve action - vibration action
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