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1 buttress
{'bʌtris}
I. 1. подпора, контрафорс
2. опорна стена
3. прeн. опора, устои, подкрепа, поддръжка
II. v поддържам, подкрепям. заздравявам, подсил вам* * *{'b^tris} n 1. подпора, контрафорс; 2. опорна стена: 3. прeн(2) v поддържам, подкрепям. заздравявам; подсил вам.* * *устои;* * *1. i. подпора, контрафорс 2. ii. v поддържам, подкрепям. заздравявам, подсил вам 3. опорна стена 4. прeн. опора, устои, подкрепа, поддръжка* * *buttress[´bʌtris] I. n архит. контрафорс, подпора, устой; прен. опора, подкрепа, поддръжка; flying \buttress аркбутан; the \buttresses of society устоите на обществото; II. v поддържам, подкрепям, служа за опора; to \buttress up an argument подкрепям довод. -
2 buttress
• контрафорс• надзид, подпора, опора• подпирам -
3 buttress dam
• контрафорсна язовирна стена -
4 buttress dams
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5 buttress head
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6 buttress heads
• глава на контрафорс -
7 buttress niche
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8 buttress niches
• опорна нишаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > buttress niches
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9 buttress stellite
хидр.• стена на контрафорсEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > buttress stellite
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10 buttress stellites
хидр.• стена на контрафорсEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > buttress stellites
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11 flying-buttress
{'flaiiŋ,bʌtris}
1. n ар. вид контрафорс, подпорна арка (в готиката)* * *{'flaiin,b^tris} n ар. 1. вид контрафорс, подпорна ар* * *n ар. вид контрафорс, подпорна арка (в готиката)* * *flying-buttress[´flaiiʃ¸bʌtris] n архит. вид контрафорс, подпорна арка (в готиката). -
12 arch-buttress dam
• многодъгова язовирна стенаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > arch-buttress dam
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13 arch-buttress dams
• многодъгова язовирна стенаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > arch-buttress dams
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14 arched buttress
• сводообразен контрафорсEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > arched buttress
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15 cellular-buttress dam
• контрафорсна язовирна стена с кухи контрафорсиEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > cellular-buttress dam
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16 cellular-buttress dams
• контрафорсна язовирна стена с кухи контрафорсиEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > cellular-buttress dams
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17 diamond-head buttress dam
• контрафорсна язовирна стена с полигонални предни главиEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > diamond-head buttress dam
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18 diamond-head buttress dams
• контрафорсна язовирна стена с полигонални предни главиEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > diamond-head buttress dams
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19 double-buttress dam
• контрафорсна язовирна стена със сдвоени контрафорсиEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > double-buttress dam
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20 double-buttress dams
• контрафорсна язовирна стена със сдвоени контрафорсиEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > double-buttress dams
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