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21 throw-over
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22 throw-out
{'θrouaut}
n разг. отпадъци* * *{'drouaut} n разг. отпадъци.* * *n разг. отпадъци -
23 throw across
прехвърлям; -
24 throw onover
намятам; наметвам; -
25 throw
геол.• разсед• изземванемин.• изземване на целик• хвърлям• мятам• хвърляне• тласък, мятане, ексцентричност, амплитуда, наклон -
26 throw-away
• брак• остатъци, отпадъци, временно, изпускане -
27 throw-away tip
• режеща пластинка за еднократна упатреба -
28 throw-away tips
• режеща пластинка за еднократна упатребаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > throw-away tips
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29 throw down
• утаявам се -
30 throw in
• включвам• зацепвам -
31 throw in gear
• включвам предавка -
32 throw-in lever
• лост за пускане в движение -
33 throw-in levers
• лост за пускане в движениеEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > throw-in levers
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34 throw in speed
• включвам предавка -
35 throw into action
• включвамEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > throw into action
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36 throw of crank
• радиус на колянов вал -
37 throw of eccentric
• ексцентричност на ексцентърEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > throw of eccentric
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38 throw off
• отвярам• отбивам, свалям, снемам -
39 throw-off carriage
мин.• разтоварна количкаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > throw-off carriage
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40 throw-off carriages
мин.• разтоварна количкаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > throw-off carriages
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