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Shaft, английский
- The bridge end of the cue, to which the ferrule and tip are attached
- Вал
- Шахтный ствол, стержень (ось)
- A reciprocating or oscillating straight round bar, for transmitting motion and torque. usually supported by bearings, and connected to gears, wheels, propellers, or the like. also drive shaft.
- The long, round member that connects the engine or transmission to the propeller.
- 1. a term often used with reference to satins indicating the number of harnesses employed to produce the weave. 2. see harness.
- A vertical or sloping opening, giving access to the various levels of a mine.
- A vertical or sloping opening, giving access to the various levels of a mine, usually equipped with a hoist at the top, which lowers and raises a conveyance for handling miners and material
- A vertical or nearly-vertical tunnel used to access deep mine workings.
- A vertical, underground passage.
- An opening between a tunnel and ground level usually provided to ventilate or to give access during construction or afterwards.
Ось, вал, русский
Приямок, русский
- Местное углубление, устраиваемое в какой-либо части здания или сооружения в целях обеспечения свободного доступа обслуживающего персонала к расположенным здесь конструкциям и устройствам или улучшениям пространственной связи с их окружающей средой.
- Небольшой колодец или траншея с укреплёнными стенками, устраиваемые у наружной стены здания для освещения подвала или для защиты фундамента и стены от увлажнения
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Shallow, английский
Пологий; мелкий; мелкосидящий (о гидросамолете)
Shaft, английский
- The bridge end of the cue, to which the ferrule and tip are attached
- Вал
- Шахтный ствол, стержень (ось)
- A reciprocating or oscillating straight round bar, for transmitting motion and torque. usually supported by bearings, and connected to gears, wheels, propellers, or the like. also drive shaft.
- The long, round member that connects the engine or transmission to the propeller.
- 1. a term often used with reference to satins indicating the number of harnesses employed to produce the weave. 2. see harness.
- A vertical or sloping opening, giving access to the various levels of a mine.
- A vertical or sloping opening, giving access to the various levels of a mine, usually equipped with a hoist at the top, which lowers and raises a conveyance for handling miners and material
- A vertical or nearly-vertical tunnel used to access deep mine workings.
- A vertical, underground passage.
- An opening between a tunnel and ground level usually provided to ventilate or to give access during construction or afterwards.
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