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1. n простыня2. n чехол3. n саван4. n парус; шкот5. n лист; пластинка6. n противень, листsheet buckling force — сила, необходимая для выгибания листа
ink sheet — лист, используемый в качестве резервуара краски
7. n лист почтовых марок8. n лист картонаrecording sheet — лист, используемый для записи информации
litho-printed sheet — лист, запечатанный офсетным способом
9. n страница10. n полигр. сфальцованный печатный листthe book is in sheets — книга не сброшюрована, книга в листах
11. n полигр. печатный лист12. n пелена широкая полоса, обширная поверхность, слойice sheet — ледяной покров, ледовый щит
roller-coated sheet — лист со слоем, накатанным валиком
13. n таблица; ведомостьbalance sheet — баланс, балансовый отчёт
14. n эл. пластина коллектора15. n геол. слой, пласт16. v завёртывать17. v тех. покрывать листами18. v литься сплошным потокомsheet lightning — рассеянная вспышка молнии; зарница; сплошная молния
Синонимический ряд:1. bed linen (noun) bed linen; bed sheet; bedclothes; bedding; cloth; fitted sheet; mattress covering; pillowcase; white goods2. layer (noun) coat; covering; film; foil; layer; leaf; mantle; ply; thickness
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