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41 guard-ship
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42 guard forces
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43 guard mount
військ. -
44 guard row
с-г. -
45 guard-boat
nвартова шлюпка, вартовий катер -
46 guard-chamber
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47 guard-detail
n; військ. -
48 guard-duty
n; військ. -
49 guard-fish
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50 guard-house
nкараульне приміщення; гауптвахта -
51 guard-plot
n; с-г -
52 guard-rail
n1) поручень2) зaл. напрямна рейка3) мop. причальний брус4) cпeц. огорожа для автомобілів, що втратили керування -
53 guard-ring
n1) eл. охоронне, захисне кільце2) вiйcьк. запобіжне кільце3) "гард", кільце, яке надягається для страховки іншого кільця, що трохи великувате -
54 guard-room
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55 guard-roster
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56 guard-ship
n; мор. -
57 Guard Regulations
[ˌgɑːdregjuː'leɪʃ(ə)nz]n військ.стату́т карау́льної слу́жбиEnglish-Ukrainian transcription dictionary > Guard Regulations
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58 guard-boat
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59 guard-ship
['gɑːdʃɪp]n мор.брандва́хта -
60 guard
n провідник
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