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1 protect iron from corrosion
Макаров: предохранять железо от коррозииУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > protect iron from corrosion
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2 protect
[prəʹtekt] v1. 1) защищать, охранять, предохранятьto protect one's own interests - защищать /отстаивать/ (свои) собственные интересы
2) ограждать права по патенту3) предохранять, ограждать ( оборудование)2. полит.-эк. проводить политику протекционизмаto protect a bill at maturity /when due/ - оплатить тратту в срок
4. воен. бронировать, покрывать бронёй5. ж.-д. сигнализировать о том, что путь закрыт -
3 protect
1. v защищать, охранять, предохранять2. v ограждать права по патенту3. v предохранять, ограждать4. v полит. -эк. проводить политику протекционизма5. v ком. фин. акцептовать; оплатитьprotect a bill — акцептировать вексель; оплатить вексель
6. v воен. бронировать, покрывать бронёй7. v ж. -д. сигнализировать о том, что путь закрытСинонимический ряд:1. conserve (verb) conserve; maintain; preserve; sustain2. guard (verb) bulwark; cover; defend; fend; guard; harbor; house; insulate; observe; patrol; safeguard; save; screen; secure; shelter; shield; watch overАнтонимический ряд:assail; attack; endanger; harm; imperil -
4 protect
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5 cable sheat corrosion
English-Russian dictionary of Information technology > cable sheat corrosion
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6 stray-current corrosion
коррозия, вызванная блуждающими токамиEnglish-Russian dictionary of Information technology > stray-current corrosion
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7 предохранять железо от коррозии
Makarov: protect iron from corrosionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > предохранять железо от коррозии
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8 предохранять
1. safeguarded2. safeguard3. preserved; protected4. preserve; protect5. protect (refl.); protect6. protect; protect (refl.) -
9 предохранять
гл. protect; preventСинонимический ряд:защищать (глаг.) защищать
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