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41 муштрування
сdrill, drilling -
42 муштрувати
to drill; to discipline, to keep severely -
43 навчальний
1) educational; ( шкільний) schoolнавчальний рік (у школі) — school year; ( в інституті) academic year
2) ( призначений для навчання) study; ( тренувальний) trainingнавчальний плац військ. — practice ground, drill ground
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44 навчати
= навчитиto teach, to instruct; ( натаскувати) to coach; військ., спорт. to train, to drill -
45 насвердлювати
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46 обертальна бурильна машина
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47 перко
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48 перове свердло
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49 підготовка
жпідготовка бюджету — budget preparation, budget formulation
підготовка ґрунту (до посіву) с.-г. — tallage
підготовка до друку полігр. — prepress
підготовка кадрів — vocational training, training of personnel, professional training
підготовка міграції комп. — premigration
підготовка пакета (напр., даних) — encapsulation
підготовка текстів — text processing, word processing
фізична підготовка спорт. — physical conditioning
без підготовки — extempore, impromptu, off the cuff, out of hand, unprepared
2) ( запас знань) grounding, schooling; education -
50 порожнисте свердло
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51 посіяти
to sow; ( рядками) to drillпосіяти чвари — to sow ( the seeds of) dissension ( sedition); to sow dragon's teeth
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52 пробуравлювати
= пробуравитиto bore, to drill, to perforate ( through) -
53 пробурити
тех.to bore, to drill -
54 просвердлювати
= просвердлитиto perforate, to bore, to drill -
55 ручна дрель
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56 рядковий
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57 свердлити
to bore, to drill, to perforate -
58 свердло
с тех.drill, borer, perforator, wimble -
59 сівалка
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60 сіяти
I( сяяти) to shine, to beamII2) ( про дрібний дощ) to drizzle3)сіяти розбрат — to sow dragon's teeth, to sow ( the seeds of) dissension, to create hostility ( between)
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