cord

cord
1) жгут; верёвка, шпагат; шнур(ок)
2) эл. провод; шнур
3) кордная пряжа
4) каркасная (кордная) нитка
5) сложение (нитки)
6) вельвет; грубая ткань
7) одежда из вельвета
8) корд (шины)
9) свиль (дефект стекла)
10) корд (единица измерения объёма круглых лесоматериалов) || измерять в кордах
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answering cord
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asbestos cord
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attachment cord
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body cord
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buttonhole cord
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cable cord
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chain cord
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coarse cord
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coil-support cord
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connecting cord
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cotton cord
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detonating cord
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dial cord
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drop cord
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electrical cord
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electric cord
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explosive cord
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extension cord
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filament-like cord
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filler cord
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fine cord
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glassfiber cord
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hand-set cord
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heavy cord
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high count cord
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high end-count cord
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high-energy detonating cord
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igniter cord
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lamp cord
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latexed cord
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line cord
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loose cords
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low count cord
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low end-count cord
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low-energy detonating cord
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mains cord
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patching cord
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patch cord
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pendant cord
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power-supply cord
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power cord
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rayon tire cord
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rubber-covered cord
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rubberized cord
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rubber-taped cord
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shot-fire cord
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single-conductor cord
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single cord
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single-strand cord
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single-wire cord
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slow cord
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starter cord
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steel wire cord
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three-conductor cord
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top cord
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triple cord
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twin cord
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twisted cord
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two-wire cord
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umbilical cord

Англо-русский словарь технических терминов. 2005.

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