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101 eject forcibly
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102 eject
mengeluarkan, menyemburkan* * *memancar/mengeluarkan* * *mengeluarkan, menyemburkan* * *mengusir -
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106 eject
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107 eject
v1) викидати, вивергати2) виганяти (з — from)3) проганяти; звільняти4) юр. виселяти* * *v1) викидати, вивергати2) ( from) виганяти, викидати; проганяти, звільняти3) юp. виселяти4) cпeц. випускати (нейтрони, снаряд) -
108 eject
v1) викидати, вивергати2) ( from) виганяти, викидати; проганяти, звільняти3) юp. виселяти4) cпeц. випускати (нейтрони, снаряд) -
109 eject
v. хөөж/ түлхэж гаргах. ejection n. -
110 eject
vt. 분출하다, 토해내다, 쫓아내다 -
111 eject
§ გამოგდება, გაძევება, გაგდება, ამოხეთქვა§1 ამოგდება (ამოაგდებს), გაგდებაhe was ejected from the classroom კლასიდან გააძევეს / გააგდეს2 ამოხეთქვა (ამოხეთქავს) -
112 eject button
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113 eject spring mount
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114 eject
(th) a ejecta, a arunca -
115 eject
بيرون انداختن ، دفع كردن ، معزول كردن -
116 eject
izbacivati; isjerivati; ispuštati* * *
istjerati
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117 eject
выталкивать; извлекать (изделие из пресс-формы) -
118 eject button
клавиша извлечения (напр. кассеты)The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > eject button
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119 eject spring mount
The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > eject spring mount
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120 eject button
n.Auswurftaste f.
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