closure

closure
1) закрытие; герметизация
2) матем., эл. замыкание
3) горн. оседание кровли
4) затвор; запорный элемент
5) вчт. замкнутое выражение, проф. клауза
6) неполный кирпич
7) ряд кладки между оконными проёмами (на уровне подоконника)
8) укупорочное средство, крышка; пробка
9) укупоривание
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bag closure
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captive closure
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castellated closure
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child-resistant closure
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clipless closure
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contact closure
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crack closure
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crack tip closure
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dispensing closure
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dropper dispensing closure
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engine closure
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eye closure
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fold-over top closure
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friction closure
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hooded type closure
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line closure
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locking ring closure
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looped wire closure
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pasted closure
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pilferproof closure
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reactor closure
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refillable closure
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ring-and-plug closure
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rip-cord closure
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rip-n-zip closure
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rolled-on closure
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safety closure
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screwed closure
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screw-eye closure
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seamed-on closure
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sewn closure
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sewn tape over closure
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snip top closure
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spout closure
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sprinkler closure
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squeeze closure
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squeeze dispensing closure
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tamperproof closure
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taped closure
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tearband closure
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tear-off closure
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telescopic closure
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tied closure
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tuck-in closure
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twist dispensing closure
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twisting closure
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twist-tie closure
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valve closure

Англо-русский словарь технических терминов. 2005.

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