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1 grate
{greit}
I. 1. решетка
2. (решетка на) камина
3. тех. скара, скарник
4. едро сито
II. v снабдявам с решетка
III. 1. стържа, настъргвам
2. скърцам
to GRATE with the teeth скърцам със зъби
3. трия (се), търкам (се), стържа (against, on)
4. действувам неприятно, правя лошо впечатление
дразня (on)
to GRATE on the ear дразня слуха* * *{greit} n 1. решетка; 2. (решетка на) камина; 3 тех. скара, ска(2) {greit} v снабдявам с решетка.{3} {greit} v 1. стържа, настьргвам; 2. скърцам; to grate with the* * *стържа; трия; търкам; скърцам; решеткa; настъргвам;* * *1. (решетка на) камина 2. 3 тех. скара, скарник 3. i. решетка 4. ii. v снабдявам с решетка 5. iii. стържа, настъргвам 6. to grate on the ear дразня слуха 7. to grate with the teeth скърцам със зъби 8. действувам неприятно, правя лошо впечатление 9. дразня (on) 10. едро сито 11. скърцам 12. трия (се), търкам (се), стържа (against, on)* * *grate I. v 1. стържа, настъргвам; 2. трия, скърцам; to \grate the teeth скърцам със зъби; 3. трия (се), търкам (се), стържа ( against, on); 4. действам неприятно, правя лошо впечатление, дразня (on); to \grate on the ear дразня слуха. II. [greit] n 1. решетка; 2. решетка на камина; камина; 3. скара (на пещ); III. v ограждам с решетка. -
2 grate-bar
n техн. скара* * *n техн. скар* * *n техн. скара -
3 grate
• ограждам с решетка• стривам, стържа, настъргвам• решетка• мрежа -
4 grate bar
• скарен елемент -
5 grate bars
• скарен елемент -
6 grate bearer
• опорна греда за скара -
7 grate bearers
• опорна греда за скара -
8 grate opening
• междина между скари -
9 grate stoker
• слоева пещ -
10 grate stokers
• слоева пещ -
11 grate surface
• повърхнина на скара -
12 grate surfaces
• повърхнина на скара -
13 fire-grate
{'faiəgreit}
n тех. скара* * *{'faiъgreit} n тех. скара.* * *скара;* * *n тех. скара* * *fire-grate[´faiə¸greit] n тех. скара. -
14 fire-grate
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15 automatic-feed grate
• автоматична скараEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > automatic-feed grate
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16 automatic grate
• автоматична скараEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > automatic grate
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17 beehive grate
• куполовидна решетка -
18 boiler grate
• скара на котел -
19 chain grate
• верижна скара -
20 chain-grate stoker
• огнище с верижна скараEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > chain-grate stoker
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