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Техника: китобоец, китобойное судно -
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1) сосуд; резервуар; баллон; контейнер ( для жидкостей или газов)4) реторта5) ж.-д. цистерна6) котёл7) гидросамолёт•to drain vessel — сливать остатки шлака из конвертера;-
absorption vessel
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air vessel
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air-support vessel
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all-aft vessel
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all-hatch vessel
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alternate vessels
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anion-exchange resin regeneration vessel
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anion resin regeneration vessel
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AOD vessel
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arctic service vessel
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arctic vessel
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atomic vessel
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basic Bessemer vessel
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boiling vessel
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buoyage vessel
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buoy vessel
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buoy-laying vessel
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buoy-maintenance vessel
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cargo vessel
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cargo-and-passenger vessel
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catamaran-type drilling vessel
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cation-exchange resin regeneration vessel
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cation resin regeneration vessel
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cation-anion separation vessel
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circulation-degassing vessel
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coal vessel
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coastal vessel
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coasting vessel
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coast-trade vessel
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condensing vessel
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containment vessel
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cooking vessel
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cylindrical rotor vessel
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cylindrical tank vessel
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Dewar vessel
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displacement-type vessel
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displacement vessel
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dry-cargo vessel
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drying vessel
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dynamically anchored vessel
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eccentric vessel
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evacuated vessel
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expedition vessel
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fired pressure vessel
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fish vessel
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fishery protection vessel
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fish-factory vessel
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fishing vessel
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freight vessel
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ground-effect vessel
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growing vessel
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heavy-lift vessel
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holding vessel
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hollander vessel
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hydrographic vessel
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ice patrol vessel
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infusion vessel
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inland-navigation vessel
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inland vessel
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intermediate pouring vessel
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large crude carrying vessel
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large vessel
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lay vessel
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layered vessel
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level vessel
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lift-degassing vessel
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lights servicing vessel
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lumber vessel
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mash mixing vessel
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motor-driven vessel
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motor vessel
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newly relined vessel
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nuclear-powered vessel
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OBO vessel
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ocean station vessel
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oceanographic vessel
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offshore storage and treating vessel
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oil and bulk ore vessel
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oil storage vessel
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open-deck vessel
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open vessel
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oxygen-blown steelmaking vessel
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oxygen-blown vessel
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passenger vessel
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pear-shaped vessel
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prerefining vessel
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pressure vessel
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presteaming vessel
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process vessel
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quartz vessel
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radioactive waste storage vessel
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reactor vessel
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refrigerator vessel
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refuse-removal vessel
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research vessel
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river-marine vessel
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rotating oxygen-blown steelmaking vessel
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salvage lifting vessel
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sea-going vessel
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sea vessel
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semisubmersible drilling vessel
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separation vessel
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separation/anion regeneration vessel
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shallow-draft vessel
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shelterdeck vessel
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silica-lined vessel
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sounding vessel
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split-hull vessel
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steam pressure vessel
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steam vessel
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stone dump vessel
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storage vessel
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submarine vessel
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supply space vessel
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surface vessel
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symmetrical pot-bellied vessel
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timber-carrying vessel
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unfired pressure vessel
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wall-sided vessel
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whaling vessel
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yeast propagation vessel
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tr['weɪlɪŋ]1 caza de ballenas\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLwhaling industry industria balleneraadj.• ballenero, -a adj.n.• pesca de ballenas s.f.'hweɪlɪŋ, 'weɪlɪŋmass noun caza f or pesca f de ballenas; (before n) <vessel, industry> ballenero['weɪlɪŋ]1.N pesca f de ballenas2.CPDwhaling ship N — ballenero m
whaling station N — estación f ballenera
* * *['hweɪlɪŋ, 'weɪlɪŋ]mass noun caza f or pesca f de ballenas; (before n) <vessel, industry> ballenero -
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Англо-русский словарь технических терминов > китобойное судно
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берег
– cast up on shore
– shore bitumen
– shore effect
– Shore hardness
– shore line
– shore spillway
– shore whaling
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