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1 common as muck
adj vulg infmlWhen she starts talking you realize that she's common as muck — Когда она начинает говорить, то сразу видно, что она настоящее сельпо
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2 common as muck
Табуированная лексика: очень обычный -
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Британский английский: самый что ни на есть заурядный, простецкий, колхозный, "сельпо" -
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1. n выдающийся человек; видный деятель2. n ирон. светило3. n редк. замечательное событие; примечательный факт4. n ист. нотабль5. n ист. знать, аристократия6. a замечательный; выдающийся; достопримечательный, достойный вниманияa man notable for his wit — человек, известный своим остроумием
7. a хим. ощутимыйСинонимический ряд:1. celebrity (adj.) celebrity; leader; luminary; personality2. conspicuous (adj.) conspicuous; noticeable; particular; significant; striking3. diligent (adj.) alert; assiduous; capable; careful; clever; diligent; industrious; sedulous; smart4. famous (adj.) celebrated; celebrious; distinguished; eminent; extraordinary; famed; famous; great; illustrious; important; noted; notorious; pre-eminent; prestigious; prominent; redoubtable; remarkable; renowned; reputable5. noteworthy (adj.) memorable; nameable; noteworthy; observable; red-letter; rubric6. big (noun) big; big boy; big gun; big name; big shot; big-timer; bigwig; celebrity; character; chief; dignitary; eminence; great gun; heavyweight; hero; high-muck-a-muck; leader; lion; luminary; muckamuck; mugwump; nabob; name; nawob; notability; personage; personality; pooh-bah; pot; somebody; VIPАнтонимический ряд:careless; common; commonplace; false; humble; immaterial; imperceptible; inconsequential; insignificant; low; lowly; obscure; ordinary; petty; plebeian; slight; unknown -
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2) котлован; выемка (напр. дорожная)•-
arched excavation
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borrow excavation
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bridge excavation
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circular excavation
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common excavation
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drainage excavation
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earth excavation
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footing excavation
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hydraulic excavation
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muck excavation
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open-cut excavation
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ore excavation
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rectangular excavation
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rejected excavation
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roadway excavation
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rock excavation
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stoped excavation
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structure excavation
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timbered excavation
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topsoil excavation
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2) штабель || штабелировать, укладывать в штабель3) пачка; стона; полигр. тж стапель; колода (напр. перфокарт) || укладывать [складывать\] в пачку, стопу или стапель, комплектовать стопу4) накапливать5) стеллаж; полка6) геофиз. результат суммирования или накапливания; суммарная запись7) дымовая труба; вытяжная труба; выводная труба9) градирня10) эл. выпрямительный столб11) электрон. этажерка14) возд. эшелонирование (по высоте) || эшелонировать (по высоте)15) вчт. стек, магазин; стековая намять, память магазинного типа•-
backdraft stack
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breaker stack
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color stack
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common stack
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container stack
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cooling stack
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core-lamination stack
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core stack
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cross stack
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cupola stack
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FIFO stack
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filter-press stack
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first-in-first-out stack
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furnace stack
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graphite stack
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head stack
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insulator stack
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last-in-first-out stack
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LIFO stack
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muck stack
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multiple stack
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oil stack
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pallet stack
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rack stack
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rectifier stack
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sheet stack
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sieving stack
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smoke stack
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stack of gage blocks
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supercalander stack
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three-roll breaker stack
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tube stack
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