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1 наливной груз
1) General subject: liquid cargo (AD), tanker cargo (AD)2) Naval: bulk cargo, liquid bulk cargo, liquid tank cargo, tank liquid cargo3) Military: bulk4) Automobile industry: fluid cargo5) Business: bulk commodity, bulk freight, bulk goods, bulked cargo -
2 трубопровод системы подогрева груза
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > трубопровод системы подогрева груза
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3 танкер
liquid carrier, liquid cargo carrier, oiler, tank ship, tanker* * *та́нкер м.
tanker -
4 танкер
1) General subject: cargo tank, filler, oil tanker, oil-carrier, oil-ship, oil-tanker, oiler, tank trailer, tanker2) Naval: fueler, oil-carrying ship, petrol carrier, petroleum ship3) Military: tanker ship4) Engineering: AO, AOG, liquid cargo carrier, liquid carrier, tank ship5) Economy: crude carrier (для перевозки сырой нефти), tank vessel6) Mining: K (американское условное обозначение)7) Oil: liquefied cargo carrier, oil ship8) Ecology: liquid cargo vessel, oil-carrying vessel9) Drilling: oil carrier10) Sakhalin energy glossary: Tanker Of Opportunity11) Oil&Gas technology carrier12) oil&gas: export tanker13) Logistics: petrol ship -
5 наливное судно
1) General subject: tank trailer, tanker2) Naval: liquid cargo vessel, liquid carrier3) Economy: tank ship, tank vessel4) oil&gas: (нефте) tanker5) Logistics: bunkering vessel, liquid cargo carrier -
6 наливной
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7 грузовместимость для штучных грузов
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > грузовместимость для штучных грузов
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