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Canopy lock
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Замок блистера, русский
Стекло блистера, русский
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Canopy, английский
- (forestry) the uppermost layer in a forest, formed collectively by tree crowns.
- More or less continuous cover of branches and foliage formed collectively by adjacent tree crowns.
- Фонарь (кабины летчика)
- A light awning over the stern-sheets of a boat.
- Layer of vegetation elevated above the ground, usually of tree braches and epiphytes. in tropical forests, the canopy may be more than 100 feet above the ground.
- (gk. canopion, net) the dense roof-forming vegetation, typically represented by the crowns of the trees; kelps, brown algae, can also form dense forest-like canopies.
Canopy, английский
Canopy (emergency) release, английский
Canopy bed, английский
A bed with tall posts on each corner and a panel connecting the posts. decorative
Canopy closed and secured (control checks), английский
Canopy control, английский
Управление фонарем (надпись)
Canopy glass, английский
Canopy glazing, английский
Canopy hood, английский
Зонт вытяжной системы для отвода отходящих газов и пыли
Canopy interception, английский
Количество осадков, задержанных листвой растений
Canopy of honor, английский
Canopy roof, английский
A roof, often over a balcony or porch, that is suggestive of the curvature of a suspended cloth canopy. cantilever wall
Canopy, baldaquin, baldachin, английский
Canopy, soundboard, sounding board, английский
Canopy. dorsel 1.a canopy. 2., английский
Lock, английский
- Short for locker. example your lock is awesome!
- Same as "nuts"
- Замок; стабилизирующее устройство; фиксатор
- A device operated usually, but not always, by a key, having one or more bolts or other members to fasten and secure a door, lid, drawer or other member.
- Шлюз
- The striking instrument by which fire is produced for the discharge of a gun, containing the cock, the hammer, the pan, &c. it was first introduced in naval ordnance by sir charles douglas, and has now given way to the detonating hammer and friction-tube, as the old match and the salamander did to the lock.
- A spelling of loch (which see). also, the general name for any works made to confine or raise the water of a river; a canal inclosed between the sluice-gate above and the flood-gate below.
- [1] a section of waterway enclosed by gates at each end, within which ships can be raised or lowered by pumping water in or out. [2] a mechanism used to ignite the charge of a firearm (see flintlock). lock-on: to acquire and track a target with radar, sonar, or the like.
Lock, английский
Lock, английский
Lock, английский
Lock, английский
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Cap-key, английский
Замок блистера, русский
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