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Beaver board
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Composition board. bed 1. in masonry and bricklaying, the side of a masonry unit on which it lies in the course of the wall—the underside when placed horizontally. 2. the layer of mortar on which a masonry unit is set. 3. the lower surface or side of a sl, английский
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Beavage, английский
Beaver, немецкий
In der herrenmode bezeichnung für einen modifizierten alpenländischen stil. (bavaria=frauengestalt als sinnbild bayerns)
Beaver, английский
A helmet in general, but particularly that part which lets down to allow of the wearer`s drinking.
Beaver back, английский
Rear body styling characteristic of some pre
Beaver cloth, английский
Made of high-quality wool, this heavy but soft fabric has a deep nap. beaver cloth is frequently used in overcoats. beck: a vessel for dyeing fabric in rope form, consisting primarily of a tank and a reel to advance the fabric.
Beaver tail, английский
Ramped or lowering rear section of a low
Beaver-tail, английский
Проф главный [основной] домкрат bed 1. основание (фундамента) 2. подстилающий слой, постель 3. лещадь 4. постельная грань (камня, кирпича) 5. клумба, гряда 6. геол. пласт, горизонт, 59 bed слой 7. русло; дно (реки) 8. заделывать, укладывать (напр, кабель) ~ of boards нары ~ of brick постельная грань [постель] кирпича ~ of mortar постельный слой строительного раствора (расстилаемый на стене при кладке) ~ of slate нижняя грань шиферной плитки
Beaverite, английский
Board, английский
- 1. a piece of sawn, hewn, or dressed timber of greater width than thickness. usually 19 mm to 38 mm thick and 75 mm or more wide.
- Панель, пульт; щит; борт; комитет
- 1. to step onto, climb onto, or otherwise enter a vessel.
- Lumber that is less than 38 mm standard (2 in
- A composite ; a core whose core is made up of strips of wood, either laid separately or glued together; veneer is glued to both faces of the core strips with its grain at right angles to that in the strips.
- A horizontal on a windowsill, fitted against the bottom rail of the lower sash and between the sash frame stiles; forms a base on which the casing rests; usually of wood, but may be of metal or other facing material.
- Rigid or semirigid thermal insulation having a thickness small in comparison to other dimensions; density usually about 4 to 16 lb per cu ft (64 to 256 kg per cu m); low structural strength.
- Борт; доска, шверт; садиться в лодку
- Certain offices under the control of the executive government, where the business of any particular department is carried on: as the board of admiralty, the navy board, board of ordnance, india board, board of trade, &c. also, timber sawn to a less thickness than plank: all broad stuff of under 1-1/2 inch in thickness. (see plank.) also, the space comprehended between any two places when the ship changes her course by tacking; or, it is the line over which she runs between tack and tack when working to windward, or sailing against the direction of the wind.—to make a good board. to sail in a straight line when close-hauled, without deviating to leeward.—to make short boards, is to tack frequently before the ship has run any great length of way.—to make a stern board, is when by a current, or any other accident, the vessel comes head to wind, the helm is shifted, and she has fallen back on the opposite tack, losing what she had gained, instead of having advanced beyond it. to make a stern board is frequently a very critical as well as seamanlike operation, as in very close channels. the vessel is allowed to run up into the wind until she has shot up to the weather danger; the helm is then shifted, and with all aback forward, she falls short off on the opposite tack. such is also achieved at anchor in club-hauling (which see).—to board a ship, is to enter her in a hostile manner in order to take forcible possession of her, either from the attacking ship or by armed boats. the word board has various other applications among seamen:—to go aboard signifies to go into the ship.—to slip by the board, is to slip down a ship`s side.—to board it up, is to beat up, sometimes on one tack and sometimes
- [1] in general, the side of a hull. [2] specifically, the uppermost plank of a bulwark. [3] to enter or go on board a vessel; whether by invitation, by armed force, or for inspection (e.g., by customs).
- Канадский правительственный совет по разработке технических условий (на строительство) снам chamfer скос кромки, фаска
- Управление профобучения в строительстве
- Also known as `mixing console`, a large unit having additional functions such as tone control, equalization, pan pots, channel assigns, monitoring sends, and control of signals sent to external signal processors.
- The agile task board in visual studio 2012’s team web access that enables the user to track team’s progress in real-time.
- Правление
- Slang for a signal.
Board, английский
Board (management), английский
Совет (директоров, наблюдателей) (руководство)
Board (to), английский
Board a plane (to), английский
Board a vessel, английский
Board and board, английский
Alongside, as when two ships touch each other.
Board and brace, английский
A type of carpentry work consisting of boards which are grooved along both edges and have thinner boards fitted between them.
Board approval, английский
Утверждение (крупной сделки) правлением компании
Board approval fee, английский
Комиссия за утверждение советом директоров (кредита,
Board approved operation, английский
Операция, одобренная советом директоров
Board band dialup, английский
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Composition board. bed 1. in masonry and bricklaying, the side of a masonry unit on which it lies in the course of the wall—the underside when placed horizontally. 2. the layer of mortar on which a masonry unit is set. 3. the lower surface or side of a sl, английский
Composite order. compound pier, compound pillar a pier composed of a conjunction of colonettes, generally attached to a central shaft; a clustered column. also, английский
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