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1) Aviation: dado2) Naval: bulwark, bulwarks, dash board, gunwale, guy wall, splash board (съёмный), splashboard, wash board, wash strake, washstrake, weather board, weatherboard3) Military: armored (ballistic) skirt, burster plate, coffer (многослойной брони), hull side skirt, skirt, skirt plate, skirting plate, track guard, track protection, track shield4) Engineering: hull skirting5) Automobile industry: skirting6) Yachting: toe rail
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