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1 traps
{træps}
n pl разг. лични вещи, дрехи, багаж, партакеши, пъртушини* * *{traps} n pl разг. лични вещи, дрехи, багаж; партакеши, пъртуши* * *n pl покъщнина; джунджурии;traps; n pl разг. лични вещи, дрехи, багаж; партакеши, пъртушини.* * *n pl разг. лични вещи, дрехи, багаж, партакеши, пъртушини -
2 absorbing traps
• поглъщащ филтърEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > absorbing traps
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3 beam traps
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4 bucket traps
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5 butt traps
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6 cooling traps
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7 dirt traps
леяр.• шлакоуловител -
8 drain traps
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9 dust traps
• прахоуловител• прахоотделител -
10 echo traps
• филтър за ехосигнали -
11 electron traps
ядр.• уловка за електрони -
12 empty traps
ядр.• празна уловка -
13 filled traps
ядр.• заета уловка -
14 flame traps
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15 float traps
• кондензно гърне с поплавък -
16 free traps
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17 full traps
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18 gas traps
• газоуловител• газоотделител -
19 hole traps
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20 ion traps
• уловка за йони• йонен уловител
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Traps — Trạps 〈m. 1〉 = Geruchsverschluss [engl., Pl. zu trap „Falle“] * * * Trạps, der; [es], e [engl. traps, Pl. von: trap, ↑Trap] (Fachspr.): [Schraube am] Trap … Universal-Lexikon
traps — /træps/ (say traps) plural noun Colloquial personal belongings; luggage. {shortened form of trappings} …
traps — noun plural Etymology: Middle English trappe caparison more at trap Date: 1813 personal belongings ; luggage … New Collegiate Dictionary
Traps — Siphon unter einem Waschbecken Röhrensiphon. Rot: Abflussrohr mit Gasen; Blau: Wasser … Deutsch Wikipedia
