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1 опора свода
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > опора свода
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2 Kämpfer
Kämpfer m 1. abutment, vault abutment (Bogenkämpfer); earth abutment (Kämpferwiderlager); 2. ARCH impost (eines Gewölbes); 3. transom, crossbar, springer, impost (horizontales Zwischenstück über Fenstern und Türen); 4. skewback (Kämpferlinie, Kämpferstein)Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Kämpfer
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3 Widerlager
Widerlager n abutment, vault abutment, earth abutmentDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Widerlager
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4 опора свода
1) Engineering: vault abutment2) Construction: abutment -
5 пята свода
2) Geology: springing block3) Engineering: balance of roof (печи)4) Construction: building impost, rein, skew-back, springing, vault abutment, butment, skew back5) Architecture: cushion7) Metallurgy: skewback -
6 butée de voûte
Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > butée de voûte
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7 свод
1. м. стр. vault2. м. arch, roof3. м. hang-up, bridge -
8 свод
муж.1) vault, arch; мн. ч. vaultingнебесный свод — firmament; the vault of heaven
возводить свод — (над чем-л.) to vault
крестовый свод — архит. cross-vaulting, groined vault
круглый свод — архит. calotte
образовывать свод — to roof, to overarch
обратный свод — архит. invert
пазуха свода — архит. spandrel
сооружать свод — строит. to cove
стрельчатый свод — архит. ogive
2) юр. codeсвод законов — code of laws, legal code; statute book
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9 пролёт моста
1) General subject: bay2) Engineering: bridge span, bridge vault3) Railway term: aperture of a bridge, clear span4) Architecture: span of a bridge5) Makarov: cut6) General subject: abutment span, span -
10 교각치
n. abutment, structure that supports an arch or vault (as on a bridge); place where two adjoining structures come in contact, juncture -
11 опорный
supporting, bearingопо́рный пункт — home / main base; воен. strong point
опо́рный райо́н (нефтяной компании и т.п.) — home-base area
опо́рная сто́йка тех. — support
опо́рная то́чка тех. — point of control / reference
••опо́рный ка́мень стр. — abutment stone
опо́рный прыжо́к спорт — vault
опо́рная при́зма (весов) — knife edge
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Reins of a vault — Reins Reins (r[=a]nz), n. pl. [F. rein, pl. reins, fr. L. ren, pl. renes.] 1. The kidneys; also, the region of the kidneys; the loins. [1913 Webster] 2. The inward impulses; the affections and passions; so called because formerly supposed to have … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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