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Brass hat
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Slang term for a senior officer (entitled to wear gold braid on the cap). collectively “the brass.”
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Bras, французский
Bras de couple des forces, французский
Brasa, шведский
Brasage, французский
Brasage a haute temperature, французский
Brasdor, английский
Brash, английский
- Small fragments of crushed ice, collected by wind or currents, near the shore; or such that the ship can easily force through.
- [1] small fragments of crushed ice collected by the wind. [2] timber that does not splinter when stressed (usually a sign of rot).
- Лёгкий приступ тошноты bra – bri
Brash ice, английский
Brashings, английский
Brashness, английский
- A condition that causes some pieces of wood to be relatively low in shock resistance for the species and, when broken in bending, to fail abruptly without splintering at comparatively small deflections.
- Хрупкость древесины, склонность древесины к скалыванию
Brashy, английский
Brasil, английский
Brasilia, английский
Г. бразилиа, бразилия (столица бразилии)
Brasilien, шведский
Brasque, английский
Brasqued crucible, английский
Brass, английский
- Slang for faucets and fittings regardless of materials used.
- Латунь
- Impudent assurance.
- A non-ferrous alloy consisting of varying proportions of tin, zinc and copper; lead is added to attain higher machining speed. brasses may or may not be lined with babbitt metal (see bronze).
- British railways additional superannuation scheme – provides members with the opportunity to enhance their benefits at retirement by making additional pension contributions.
- An alloy used for furniture handles, knobs, hinges and fasteners; also used to construct headboards and footboards.
Brass, английский
Brass balls, английский
Brass furnace, английский
Collective, английский
A собирательный | n кол- лектив noun
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Brass rags, английский
In the days when sailors were required to provide their own cleaning materials, it was a sign of friendship for two of them to share gear, especially their brass-cleaning rags. those who did so were called raggies and when the friendship broke up they were said to have “parted brass rags.”
Brail(s), английский
[1] rope(s) passed through blocks and fastened to the leech of a fore-and-aft sail. [2] to haul on these so as to reduce sail.
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