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21 feed-pump
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22 feed-screw
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23 feed-stuff
nкорм, кормова речовина; комбікорм -
24 feed-tank
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25 feed-trough
n1) годівниця для тварин2) зал. паровозний тендер* * *n2) зaл. паровозний тендер -
26 feed-wheel
n тех.колесо механізму подачі; маховичок ручної подачі* * *n; тех.колесо механізму подачі; маховичок ручної подачі -
27 feed-back
n1) рад. зворотний зв'язок2) ел. зворотне живлення -
28 feed-pipe
n тех.живильна труба -
29 feed-water
n тех.живильна вода -
30 feed back
phr v1) повертати до джерела ( інформацію); вертатися до джерела ( інформації) -
31 feed down
phr v; с-гзгодовувати культуру ( худобі) на корені -
32 feed off
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33 feed out
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34 feed up
phr v1) відгодовувати, посилено харчувати; поправлятися, додавати у вазі2) pass набридати, пересититися3) cпopт. передавати м'яч уперед -
35 feed-cock
n; тех. -
36 feed-forward
n; спец. -
37 feed-head
nметал. ливник -
38 feed-in
nбезплатне харчування, роздача безплатних обідів -
39 feed-motion
n; тех.механізм подачі; подача; рух подачі -
40 feed-pump
n; тех.
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