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Makarov: wind yarn -
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1) General subject: audition, breeze, bruit, ear, faculty of hearing, hearing, hearsay, news, (клеветнический) noise, report, rumor, rumour, sign, sough, talk, whisper, whispering, wind, yarn, fame2) Medicine: acusis, sense of hearing, auditus3) Colloquial: latrinogram4) French: on dit5) Obsolete: murmur6) Military: buzz7) Engineering: auditory sense8) History: listening gallery (в крепости/замке)10) Jargon: grapevine, scuttle-butt, scuttlebutt, dope, fence-hanger11) Aviation medicine: auditory sense modality, aural sense, hearing sense12) Psychoanalysis: auditory (aural) sense -
3 приемно-намоточное устройство
Русско-английский текстильный словарь > приемно-намоточное устройство
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4 приемно-намоточное устройство нити
Русско-английский политехнический словарь > приемно-намоточное устройство нити
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заводи́ть гл.1. ( механизм) wind (up)заводи́ть бар ( врубовой машины) — jib in a coal-cutterзаводи́ть дви́гатель ( заводной рукояткой) — crank an engineзаводи́ть уто́к ( в челнок) — thread the yarnзаводи́ть часы́ — wind upзаводи́ть электродви́гатель — start an engine2. (провод, кабель и т. п.) bring [lead] in …ка́бель заво́дится с вне́шней стороны́ — the cable is brought [led] in from the outside -
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1. гл. wind2. гл. bring in …Синонимический ряд:1. вводить (глаг.) вводить2. обзаводиться (глаг.) заводиться; обзаводиться; приобретать -
7 приёмно-намоточное устройство
1) Engineering: pickup device2) Textile: collecting device (для нити химического прядения), packaging means (для нити химического прядения), pick-up device (для нити химического прядения), take-up roller device (для нити химического прядения), takeup roller device, yarn wind-up device (для нити химического прядения)3) Polymers: pick-up deviceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > приёмно-намоточное устройство
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8 приёмно-намоточное устройство нити
Engineering: yarn wind-up deviceУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > приёмно-намоточное устройство нити
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