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1 ОВ раздражающего действия
1) Military: irritant, irritant agent, irritant gas2) Chemical weapons: irritant agents (tear gases), tear gasesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ОВ раздражающего действия
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2 слезоточивый газ
1) General subject: tear-gas, weeping-gas, lachrymatory gas2) Medicine: lacrimator3) Colloquial: weepinggas4) Military: lacrimogeneous gas, tear agent, riot control agents, CS smoke5) Engineering: tear-exciting gas6) Oil: lachrymator, tear gas7) Ecology: lacriminator8) Police term: CS gas9) Security: race gas10) Foreign Ministry: tear gases -
3 ОВ слезоточивого действия
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > ОВ слезоточивого действия
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4 раздражающего действия
Chemical weapons: irritant agents OB, tear gases OBУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > раздражающего действия
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5 слезоточивый газ
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > слезоточивый газ
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6 X47
рус Случайное отравление и воздействие другими газами и парообразными веществамиeng Accidental poisoning by and exposure to other gases and vapours. (Includes: ) carbon monoxide, lacrimogenic gas (tear gas), motor (vehicle) exhaust gas, nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide, utility gas. (Excludes: ) metal fumes and vapours ( X49.-) -
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рус Случайное отравление и воздействие другими газами и парообразными веществамиeng Accidental poisoning by and exposure to other gases and vapours. (Includes: ) carbon monoxide, lacrimogenic gas (tear gas), motor (vehicle) exhaust gas, nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide, utility gas. (Excludes: ) metal fumes and vapours ( X49.-) -
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рус Преднамеренное самоотравление и воздействие другими газами и парообразными веществамиeng Intentional self-poisoning by and exposure to other gases and vapours. (Includes: ) carbon monoxide, lacrimogenic gas (tear gas), motor (vehicle) exhaust gas, nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide, utility gas. (Excludes: ) metal fumes and vapours ( X69.-) -
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рус Преднамеренное самоотравление и воздействие другими газами и парообразными веществамиeng Intentional self-poisoning by and exposure to other gases and vapours. (Includes: ) carbon monoxide, lacrimogenic gas (tear gas), motor (vehicle) exhaust gas, nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide, utility gas. (Excludes: ) metal fumes and vapours ( X69.-) -
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рус Отравление и воздействие другими газами и парообразными веществами с неопределенными намерениямиeng Poisoning by and exposure to other gases and vapours, undetermined intent. (Includes: ) carbon monoxide, lacrimogenic gas (tear gas), motor (vehicle) exhaust gas, nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide, utility gas. (Excludes: ) metal fumes and vapours ( Y19.-) -
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рус Падение, лежание или бег перед движущимся объектом или на него с неопределенными намерениямиeng Poisoning by and exposure to other gases and vapours, undetermined intent. (Includes: ) carbon monoxide, lacrimogenic gas (tear gas), motor (vehicle) exhaust gas, nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide, utility gas. (Excludes: ) metal fumes and vapours ( Y19.-)
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