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прессованный в холодном состоянии
Англо-русский словарь технических терминов. 2005.
cold-pressed
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cold-pressed — /ˈkoʊld prɛst/ (say kohld prest) adjective of or relating to an unrefined, high grade oil produced from the first pressing of fruit, seeds, etc., such as olives, almonds, canola, etc., which are then heated to produce the next output …
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