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1 водоносный слой
Русско-английский сельскохозяйственный словарь > водоносный слой
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2 водоносный пласт
1) Geology: water bed, water-bearing stratum, aquifer reservoir, water formation2) Engineering: aquifer, aquiferous stratum, bed, water seam, water-bearing bed, water-bearing deposit, water-carrying seam, waterbearing stratum, watered ground, watery stratum3) Construction: water-yielding stratum4) Oil: water producing formation, water sand5) Ecology: aqueous layer, aquifer bed6) Drilling: water bearing bed7) Sakhalin energy glossary: water bearing sand, water-bearing formation8) Makarov: aquafer -
3 водоносный слой
1) General subject: aquifer2) Geology: aquiter, water bearing strata, water bed, water carrier, water-bearing bed, water-bearing stratum3) Construction: water-bearing deposit, water-yielding stratum4) Mining: ground water well, watery stratum5) Geophysics: water layer (интерпретация данных)6) Ecology: water-bearing layer7) Makarov: aquafer8) Electrochemistry: water table9) General subject: nappe, water bearing layer -
4 водоносен пласт
aquiferхидр.nappewater-yielding stratumwater-yielding stratumsгеол.water-bearing bedгеол.water-bearing bedswatered groundwatered groundsБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > водоносен пласт
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5 водоносный слой или пласт
Geology: water-yielding stratumУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > водоносный слой или пласт
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6 водоносный слой
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