FAK

Англо-русский перевод FAK

сокр. от freight-all-kinds rate

тарифы для разносортных грузов

Big English-Russian polytechnic dictionary . Большой Англо-Русский политехнический словарь. 1997

FAK — сокр. от freight all kinds
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FAK — сокр. от freight all kinds
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FAK — сокр. от freight-all-kinds rate тарифы для разносортных грузов
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FAK — сокр. от freight all kinds
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FAK — сокр. от freight all kinds
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FAK — сокр. от freight all kinds
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EX POST FACTO — I. |ekˌspōst|fak(ˌ)tō adjective Etymology: Late Latin, from a thing done afterward : done, made, or formulated after the fact and …
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RABFAK — noun or rab·fac ˈrabˌfak ( -s ) Etymology: Russian rabfak, from rab ochiĭ fak ul'tet, from rabochiĭ of labor (from …
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MALEFACTION — |malə|fakshən sometimes (ˈ)mal|fak- noun Etymology: malefactor + -ion : crime , offense is most commonly attributed to the malefaction of …
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FACTITIAL — (ˈ)fak|tishəl adjective Etymology: by alteration : factitious ; usually : induced by deliberate human action with or without intention to …
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VITRIFICATION — /vi'treuh fi kay"sheuhn/ , n. 1. act or process of vitrifying; state of being vitrified. 2. something vitrified. Also, vitrifaction …
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UNSATISFACTORY — — unsatisfactorily , adv. — unsatisfactoriness , n. /un'sat is fak"teuh ree/ , adj. not satisfactory; not satisfying or meeting …
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UNIFACTORIAL — /yooh'neuh fak tawr"ee euhl, -tohr"-/ , adj. Genetics. 1. of or pertaining to a single gene. 2. of a phenotypic …
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TUMEFACTION — /tooh'meuh fak"sheuhn, tyooh'-/ , n. an act of making or becoming swollen or tumid. [ 1590-1600; tumefaction- (s. of tumefactio …
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TORREFY — — torrefaction /tawr'euh fak"sheuhn, tor'-/ , n. /tawr"euh fuy', tor"-/ , v.t., torrefied, torrefying . 1. to subject to fire …
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SURFACTANT — /seuhr fak"teuhnt/ , n. Chem. See surface-active agent . [ 1945-50; shortening of surf ( ace ) -act ( ive …
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STUPEFACTIVE — /stooh'peuh fak"tiv, styooh'-/ , adj. serving to stupefy. [ 1520-30; stupefactivus, equiv. to L stupefact ( us ) (see STUPEFACTION) …
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STUPEFACTION — /stooh'peuh fak"sheuhn, styooh'-/ , n. 1. the state of being stupefied; stupor. 2. overwhelming amazement. [ 1535-45; stupefaction- (s. of …
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SELF-SATISFACTION — /self"sat'is fak"sheuhn/ , n. a usually smug satisfaction with oneself, one's achievements, etc. [ 1785-95 ]
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SATISFACTORY — — satisfactorily , adv. — satisfactoriness , n. /sat'is fak"teuh ree, -fak"tree/ , adj. 1. giving or affording satisfaction; fulfilling …
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SATISFACTION — — satisfactional , adj. — satisfactionless , adj. /sat'is fak"sheuhn/ , n. 1. an act of satisfying; fulfillment; gratification. 2. …
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RAREFACTION — — rarefactional , adj. — rarefactive /rair'euh fak"tiv/ , adj. /rair'euh fak"sheuhn/ , n. 1. the act or process of …
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FACTION — faction 1 /fak"sheuhn/ , n. 1. a group or clique within a larger group, party, government, organization, or the like: …
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CALEFACTORY — /kal'euh fak"teuh ree, -fak"tree/ , adj., n., pl. calefactories . adj. 1. serving to heat. n. 2. a heated parlor …
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BENEFACTRIX — /ben"euh fak'triks, ben'euh fak"-/ , n. , pl. benefactrixes /ben"euh fak'trik siz, ben'euh fak"-/ , benefactrices /ben'euh fak"treuh seez', -fak …
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BENEFACTRESS — /ben"euh fak'tris, ben'euh fak"-/ , n. a woman who confers a benefit, bequest, endowment, or the like. Also, benefactrix . …
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BENEFACTOR — /ben"euh fak'teuhr, ben'euh fak"-/ , n. 1. a person who confers a benefit; kindly helper. 2. a person who makes …
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BENEFACTION — /ben"euh fak'sheuhn, ben'euh fak"-/ , n. 1. an act of conferring a benefit; the doing of good; a good deed: …
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FAKE — [fake] vt faked ; fak.ing [ME] (15c): to coil in fakes [2]fake n (1627): one loop of a coil (as …
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KINDS — Виды kinds: freight all ~ (FAK) разнообразные грузы kinds: freight all ~ (FAK) разнообразные грузы
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KINDS — Виды kinds: freight all ~ (FAK) разнообразные грузы kinds: freight all ~ (FAK) разнообразные грузы
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