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Ward cubicle
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Бокс больничный, русский
Больничная палата для изолированного пребывания больных, оборудованная отдельным входом и санузлом
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Cubicle, английский
- Кабинка; ячейка (распределительного устройства); бокс; секция; стойло
- Одноместная больничная палата небольшая отгороженная спальня в общежитии
Ward, английский
- A minor who is under the care and control of the court instead of the parents
- A room or set of rooms in a hospital, with beds for the patients he is in ward 8b. the children’s ward is at the end of the corridor.
- Административный район города выступ или выемка (в бородке ключа и в замке)
Ward drill, английский
Ward heeler, английский
Пренебр. мелкий политикан, исполняющий поручения политического босса
Ward isol, английский
A special ward where people who have dangerous infectious diseases can be kept isolated from others
Ward manager, английский
A nurse in charge of a ward
Ward nurse, английский
A nurse who works in a hospital ward
Ward of the court, английский
A person under the age of 18 when he/she violates a criminal law or ordinance. the minor is under the care and supervision of the court
Ward sister, английский
A senior nurse in charge of a ward
Ward-leonard control, английский
Warded lock, английский
Any lock or padlock, the mechanism of which makes use only of wards. not recommended, due to lack of security.
Warden, английский
See lord warden.
Warden, английский
Warder, английский
Wardite, английский
Wardrobe, английский
All the sails carried by a yacht. 349 wardrobe
Wardrobe box, английский
A standing box with a built in clothes rail, which allows for clothes to be hung for moving example: dresses, dress shirts, skirts.
Wardrobe room, английский
A sailing warship’s locker originally used to store officers’ spare uniforms and any loot secured from enemy ships (see wardroom).
Wardroom, английский
- 1. the living quarters of a naval ship designated for the use of commissioned officers other than the captain.
- During the 18th century, in an effort to have some privacy in a crowded ship, junior commissioned officers and senior warrants (such as sailing master, chaplain, and surgeon) began to take their meals and sling their hammocks in the wardrobe room. gradually the original purpose was abandoned and the compartment evolved into an area where officers take their meals, relax, and socialize. “the wardroom” refers to those officers collectively.
Wardrop, английский
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Safety bolt, английский
Gallery wall, английский
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