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Oak varnish
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A long-oil varnish for indoor use; contains pigment which gives it a light yellowtan color. ob on drawings, abbr. for “obscure.” obelisk 1. a monumental, four-sided stone shaft, usually monolithic and tapering to a pyramidal tip. 2. in egyptian art, such a shaft mostly covered with hieroglyphs; originally erected as a cult symbol to the sun god.
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Oak, английский
- A tough, hard, high-density wood of the temperate climates; rather coarse-textured, ranging in color from light tan to pink or brown; used for both structural and decorative applications, such as framing timbers, flooring, and plywood.
- Quercus, the valuable monarch of the woods. “hearts of oak are our ships,” as the old song says.
- Венок из дубовых листьев разг. дверь из комнаты студента, выходящая в общий коридор oak-wood цвет коры дуба, оттенок коричневого цвета
Oak ridge, русский
Oak ridge national laboratory, английский
Oak tannage, английский
Originally the tannage of leather was almost entirely with oak bark, later the term applied to tannage with a blend containing oak tannin. now, it is loosely applied to any tannage of heavy leather with vegetable extracts. occasional furniture: industry term applied to small furniture items such as cocktail tables, end tables, night stands and pull-up chairs. ogee molding: molding of double curvature, concave below and convex above. open stock: furniture regularly kept in stock and often available for quick delivery. does not include custom-made or specially finished furniture. ormolu: term used to describe decorative objects and furniture mounts of cast and gilt bronze or brass.
Oakham, английский
Oakland, английский
Oakland, русский
Oakridge automatic computer and logical, английский
Engine быстродействующая цвм «оракул»
Oaktat, шведский
Oaku, английский
[from the anglo-saxon ?cumbe]. the state into which old ropes are reduced when they are untwisted and picked to pieces. it is principally used in caulking the seams, for stopping leaks, and for making into twice-laid ropes. very well known in workhouses.—white oakum. that which is formed from untarred ropes.
Oakum, английский
- Loose hemp or jute fiber that's impregnated with tar or pitch and used to caulk large seams or for packing plumbing pipe joints
- Loosely woven hemp rope that has been treated with oil or other waterproofing agent; it is used to caulk joints in a bell and spigot pipe and fittings.
- Material used for caulking hulls. often hemp picked from old untwisted ropes.
- A caulking material made from old hemp rope fibers that have been treated with tar.
- Unraveled rope fiber, mixed with resin and pitch, for use in caulking the seams of wooden vessels.
- Пакля; просмолённая пенька hemp ~ пеньковая пакля
- Shredded rope or hemp fiber impregnated with some form of light tar and used as a caulking or packing for joints.
Oakville, английский
Oaky, английский
Many red rhone wines are aged from 6 months to 30 months in various sizes of oak barrels. at some properties, a percentage of the oak barrels may be new, and these barrels impart a toasty, vanillin flavor and smell to the wine. if the wine is not rich and concentrated, the barrels can overwhelm the wine, making it taste overly oaky. where the wine is rich and concentrated and the winemaker has made a judicious use of barrels, however, the results are a wonderful marriage of fruit and oak.
Varnish, английский
- Лак, покрытие. прозрачное покрытие, наносимое на запечатанный материал для улучшения его внешнего вида и повышения прочности
- When applied to lubrication, a thin, insoluble, nonwipeable film deposit occurring on interior parts, resulting from the oxidation and polymerization of fuels and lubricants. can cause sticking and malfunction of close-clearance moving parts. similar to, but softer, than lacquer.
- A protective finish that is transparent.
- A thin, protective coating applied to a printed sheet for protection or appearance (gloss, matte, dull, or satin).
- A clear, unpigmented preparation consisting of resinous matter dissolved in alcohol (spirit varnish) or other volatile liquid, or in oil (oil varnish); when applied as a thin coating on a surface, it dries leaving a hard, smooth, transparent, glossy protective film.
- Лак
- A deposit resulting from oxidation and polymerization of fuels and lubricants. similar to, but softer than, lacquer.
- In lubrication, a deposit resulting from oxidation and polymerization of fuels and lubricants; like lacquer, but softer. volatile corrosion-inhibiting (vci) paper: corrosion-inhibiting papers and films impregnated with vapor phase corrosion inhibitors to prevent corrosion of ferrous and non-ferrous metals; may be used to wrap new parts to prevent corrosion during storage or shipping (see vapor phase corrosion inhibitors).
- A solvent based transparent film finish used to coat furniture.
Varnish drier, английский
Varnish remover, английский
A material, usually liquid, which softens or dissolves a dry film of varnish so that it can be removed easily.
Varnish stain, английский
A varnish which is colored with a transparent material, leaving a colored coating on the surface; has less penetrating power than a true stain.
Varnish-treated, английский
Пропитанный [покрытый] лаком
Varnished, английский
Varnishing, английский
Monolithic, английский
- Монолитный; единый; не разделенный на блоки monolithic driver монолитный драйвер
- Монолитный, цельный; изготовленный из цельного куска или камня
- Fabricated as a single structure.
Originally, английский
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Hieroglyph, английский
- Afigure representing (a) an idea, and intended to convey a meaning, (b) a word or root of a word, or (c) a sound which is part of a word; esp. applied to the engraved marks and symbols
- N иероглиф
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Mullion cover, английский
A loose piece of metal trim which screws or snaps in place on the interior side of the mullion of a window. mult on drawings, abbr. for “multiple.”
Binding rafter, английский
A longitudinal timber which supports the roof rafters between the ridge and the eaves, as a purlin.
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