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1 плетневый дом
Русско-английский словарь по строительству и новым строительным технологиям > плетневый дом
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2 мазанка
wattle house, (здание из глины с камнем, гравием) jerry buildingРусско-английский словарь по строительству и новым строительным технологиям > мазанка
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3 мазанка
1) General subject: mud hut, wattle and daub, clay-walled hut, mud-walled hut2) Construction: jerry building, wattle house3) Architecture: wattle and daub hut -
4 плетнёвый дом
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5 мазанка
/ˈmʌzankə/
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6 глинобитный
wattle and daub (attr.); pise-walled (фр.)глинобитный дом — wattle and daub house*
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7 глинобитный
wattle and daub (attr); pisé-walled (фр.) ['piːzeɪ-]глиноби́тный дом — wattle and daub house
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