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1. сущ.1) тех. машина; механизм; станокvending machine — торговый автомат (напр., для продажи напитков или газет)
machine capacity — производительность [производственная мощность\] машины
The three machines differ in regards to machine capacity: the single “220” machine has almost double the capacity of the two “190” machines. — Три машины различаются в отношении производственной мощности: единственная машина "220" обладает мощностью, вдвое превышающей мощность двух машин "190".
Syn:2) трансп. транспортное средство (напр., автомобиль, самолет)3) упр. механизм, машина; аппарат ( организационный)2. гл.It's now up to the government's propaganda machine to restore the prime minister's image. — Теперь восстановление имиджа премьер-министра — задача аппарата правительства, занимающегося пропагандой.
тех., пром. производить обработку [обрабатывать\] на машине [станке\]to machine aluminum parts for radio controlled cars — производить/обрабатывать алюминиевые элементы для радиоуправляемых машин.
The major benefit of five-axis machining is the ability to machine complex shapes. — Главное преимущество пятиосевой обработки — возможность обрабатывать составные модели.
3. прил.I've almost finished making the curtains — I just have to machine them. — Я почти закончила шторы — мне осталось только обработать (подшить) их на швейной машине.
общ. машинныйа) ( выполненный на машине)machine check — машинный [автоматический\] контроль
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