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VHF, UHF, very high frequencies, ultra high frequenciesУКВ, ультракороткие волныEnglish-Russian dictionary of program "Mir-Shuttle" > very high frequencies
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1) Бытовая техника: очень высокие частоты2) Макаров: очень высокие частоты (30-300 МГц), (VHF) очень высокие радиочастоты (часть общего спектра радиочастот; 30-300 МГц; овч), (VHF) овч (часть общего спектра радиочастот; 30-300 МГц; очень высокие радиочастоты) -
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очень высокие частоты ( 30-300 МГц), очень высокие радиочастотыEnglish-russian dictionary of physics > very high frequencies
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Макаров: очень высокие радиочастоты (часть общего спектра радиочастот; 30-300 МГц; овч), овч (часть общего спектра радиочастот; 30-300 МГц; очень высокие радиочастоты)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > very high frequencies (VHF)
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Радио: очень высокие частоты (30-300 МГц; овч), овч (30-300 МГц; очень высокие частоты)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > very-high frequencies (VHF)
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VHF, UHF, very high frequencies, ultra high frequenciesУКВ, ультракороткие волныEnglish-Russian dictionary of program "Mir-Shuttle" > ultra high frequencies
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1) высокий
2) высоко-
3) высокоогнеупорный
4) высокорасположенный
5) высокоствольный
6) высокоцинковой
7) высший
8) повышенный
9) лучший
10) законченный
11) полный
12) высоко
13) сильно
14) в высокой степени
15) возвышенный
16) богатый
– Azores high
– commutator bar is high
– dip at high angle
– high alloy
– high brass
– high capacity
– high contact
– high damping
– high end
– high explosive
– high fidelity
– high finishing
– high frequencies
– high frequency
– high latitudes
– high milling
– high permeability
– high quality
– high refractory
– high speed
– high stratocumulus
– high tide
– high vacuum
– high voltage
– high wall
– high water
– high wing
– to get high
– too high
high thrust-to-weight ratio — <engin.> избыток тяги
high water level — <geol.> горизонт высоких вод
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19 very
1) очень
2) истинный
3) настоящий
4) весьма
5) крайне
6) самый
7) чрезвычайно
– very easily
– very hard
– very hight-frequency
– very low frequencies
– very much
– very rapidly
very open pack-ice — <geogr.> лед редкий
very scattered ice — <geogr.> лед редкий
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English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > side frequencies
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