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Interior door
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A door installed in an interior wall of a building, separating rooms or spaces within it.
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Door, английский
- Дверь; створка 12 зак. 262
- Дверь; створка; крышка (люка)
- Dynamic object orientated system
Door, английский
Door, испанский
[puerta] recurso habitual en los 'bbs' por el cual un usuario puede abandonar el programa principal del 'bbs' para ejecutar un programa independiente.
Door ., английский
Door and frame packaged unit, английский
Door and window construction, английский
Door band, английский
Door bar, английский
A heavy bar across a door to prevent it from being opened, such as a plank dropped between metal holders on each side of the doorframe.
Door bar., английский
Door bell, английский
Точка доступа типа личного "дверного звонка" doorbell registerсигнальный регистр
Door bevel, английский
The bevel which is provided on the stile edge (lock edge) of a door so that the door may swing free of the doorframe; usually about 3° toward the doorstop, 1.
Door bolt, английский
A manually operated sliding rod or bar attached to a door for locking it; a spring is not part of the locking mechanism. door nomenclature door bar door bolt doorbrand 1. a bar used to fasten a door. 2.a strap hinge which holds in place the planks of a door.
Door boy, английский
Door bracket, английский
Door buck, английский
A wood or metal subframe, set in a wall, to which the finished frame is attached; also called a rough buck or sub-buck.
Door bumper, английский
Door card, английский
Door cartridge, английский
Door catch, английский
Door check, английский
Door class, английский
Separating, английский
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Store door latch, английский
A door latch which is operated by a thumb lever that moves the spring bolt. storefront, shop front the front of a store or shop at street level, usually having one or more windows for the display of goods or wares.
Solid glass door, английский
A door in which the glass provides all or part of the structural strength. solid masonry unit 1. (us) a masonry unit whose net cross-sectional area in every plane parallel to the bearing surface is 75% or more of its gross cross-sectional area measured in the same plane. 2. (brit.) a solid masonry unit having small holes, less than 3?4 in. (2 cm) wide or less than 3?4 sq in. (5 sq cm) in area, passing through it but not exceeding 25% of its volume, or having frogs that do not exceed 20% of its volume. up to three larger holes, not exceeding 5 sq. in. (32.5 sq cm) each, may be incorporated as aids to handling, within the total of 25%.
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