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Хомутик
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Snap shackle, английский
Хомут, хомутик, соединительная скоба с
Shackle, английский
- Clevis or u-shaped metal fitting with a pin through the ends (32).
- The hinged, sliding or swivelling loop shaped member of a padlock. the heel of the shackle remains always in the padlock body and the toe of the shackle comes out when unlocked. a double locking padlock gives the greatest security against forcing because there are two separate bolts locking outwards in opposite directions, one into a niche in the heel of the shackle, and the other into the toe of the shackle. this is sometimes called heel and toe locking.
- Кандал; наручник, (соединительная) скоба;
- A clevis. shade 1. a material hung from, and coiled on, a ratcheted spring-activated roller; used to provide privacy, to darken a room, or to reduce the amount of sunlight striking a window. 2. the result of the addition of a black dispersion to a mixture of white and color. 3.
- Скоба
- A metal fitting at the end of a line used to attach the line to a sail or another fitting.
- Такелажная скоба, мочка, карабин
- [1] a metal loop or link, usually u-shaped, closed by a threaded pin which slides through a hole on one side and screws into a hole on the other. [2] to link two sections of chain with a shackle. [3] a measure of cable length equal to 15 fathoms (known as a shot in the usn). [4] to place a prisoner in fetters. (anglo-saxon sceacul.)
- A "u" shaped connector with a pin or bolt across the open end.
- A metal u-shaped connector that attaches to other fittings with the use of a pin that is inserted through the arms of the u.
- Pivoting link between a leaf spring and its mounting, comprising two coupled parallel rods,
Dog, английский
- 1. собака; 2. кобель (в случаях, когда необходимо указать мужской пол животного)
- Any carnivore of the dog family canidae, having prominent canine teeth and, in the wild state, a long and slender muzzle, a deep-chested muscular body, a bushy tail, and large, erect ears
- Short, heavy piece of steel, bent and pointed at one end, with an eye or ring at the other.
- Difference of gaussians
- The hammer of a fire-lock or pistol; that which holds the flint, called also dog-head. also, a sort of iron hook or bar with a sharp fang at one end, so as to be easily driven into a piece of timber, and drag it along by means of a rope fastened to it, upon which a number of men can pull. dog is also an iron implement with a fang at each end, to be driven into two pieces of timber, to support and steady one of them while being dubbed, hewn, or sawn.— span-dogs. used to lift timber. a pair of dogs linked together, and being hooked at an extended angle, press home with greater strain.
- Deployable operations group [uscg].
- [1] a lever, bolt, or other device for securing a hatch, scuttle, or watertight door. also dog-bolt, 99 dog snib. [2] to activate such a device. [3] a hinged catch or pawl that fits into a notch of a ratchet to move a wheel forward or prevent it from moving backward. [4] a metal support, especially one with fangs fastening a log in a saw pit. [5] the last support to be knocked away when a ship is being launched. [6] formerly, an iron hook or bar, with a sharp fang at one end that could be easily driven into a plank or spar and used to drag it along the deck or lift it out of a hold. (see also top dog, underdog.)
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Цистерна для воды, русский
Хлеб), русский
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