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1 проводити чистку
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2 продувний
тех.draughty, blow-through, blasting, blowing, blowoff, purge, scavenger, scavengingпродувний клапан — blowing valve, blowoff valve, blowout [blowthrough] valve
продувний насос — purge pump, scavenge [scavenging] pump
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3 чистка
ж1) cleaning, clean-upвіддати пальто в чистку — to have one's coat cleaned, to send one's coat to the cleaner's
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5 доводити
= довести1) ( вести) to lead, to bring (to); ( супроводити) to accompany ( up to)2) (доказувати, обґрунтовувати) to prove; ( наочно) to demonstrate, to show; тк. недок. to argue; юр. to averдоводити свою невинність — to purge oneself of suspicion, to prove one's innocence
3) ( до якогось стану) to reduce (to), to drive ( into)доводити до відчаю — to drive into ( to reduce to) despair
доводити до відома — to bring to one's knowledge, to let one know
доводити до кінця — to bring to an end, to bring to a close, to see out, to see through
доводити до кондиції (прям. і перен.) — to bring up to the mark
доводити до шаленства (кого-небудь) — to infuriate, to drive wild, to madden
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6 зчищати
= зчиститизчищати написане — to erase, to scrape off
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7 повітровіддільник
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9 продувка
жпродувка повітрям — air blow, air blowing, ( апаратури) air purge
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10 проносити
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11 прочищати
= прочиститиto scour; ( засмічену трубу) to clean, to cleanse thoroughly; ( шлунок) to purge -
12 чистити
1) ( робити чистим) to clean, to cleanse; ( шкребти) to scrub; ( щіткою) to brush; (метал, речі, підлогу) to scour; ( квасолю) to stringчистити зуби — to brush ( to clean) one's teeth
чистити посуд — to scrub/scour dishes
чистити черевики — to shine (to polish, to clean, to blacken) one's shoes
чистити шваброю — to mop, to swab
2)чистити овочі (фрукти) — to peel ( to pare) fruit
3) to purge
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