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Ангар
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- (франц . hangar), сооружение для хранения, технического обслуживания и ремонта самолетов и вертолетов.
- Сооружение для хранения, технического обслуживания и ремонта самолётов и вертолётов
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Tugurium [ii, n] aëroplani, латинский
Heading, английский
- The direction in which a vessel`s bow points at any given time.
- Курс
- Курс неао high-energy astronomy observatory спутник «хиэйоу» для изучения источников рентгеновского, гамма- и космического излучения на небесной сфере
- Заголовок
- Курс, направление; маршрут, заголовок
- Курс направление
- As to ships in company, one advancing by sail or steam faster than another heads her.
- The direction a ship is pointing, usually expressed as a compass point or in degrees clockwise from north.
- The direction in which an aircraft is pointing, measured clockwise in degrees from north. note that this is not necessarily the same as the aircraft’s track because of wind.
- The direction that a vessel is going with reference to true, magnetic, or compass north.
- A paragraph style that displays text in a font that is larger than normal text.
- Upsetting wire, rod or bar stock in dies to form parts having some of the cross-sectional area larger than the original. examples are bolts, rivets, and screws.
- Upsetting wire, rod or bar stock in dies to form parts having some of the cross sectional area larger than the original. examples are bolts, rivets and screws.1
- Upsetting wire, rod, or bar stock in dies to form parts having some of the cross sectional area larger than the original. example products are bolts, rivets and screws.
- Html heading tags (h1-h6) separate content into sections, based on importance, with h1 being the most important and h6 being the least important. headline tags should be used naturally and should incorporate your target keywords where relevant, as doing so may provide a small seo benefit.
Apgar, английский
Hangar, английский
- An enclosed structure for housing aircraft. originated with lake-based floating homes of the original german zeppelins in which they were "hung" from cables, which explains the erroneous, oft-seen spelling of "hanger." french: hangar,
- Ангар
- A shed or shelter, particularly a structure for the shelter, service, and repair of aircraft. hanger 1. a wire, strap, or rod attached to an overhead structure, used to support a pipe, conduit, the framework of a suspended ceiling, or the like. 2. a u-shaped, stirrup-like bracket used to support the end of a beam or joist at a masonry hanger, 1
- A large compartment below the flight deck of an aircraft carrier, where aircraft are parked and serviced.
Hangar, французский
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Сооружение, русский
Сооружение , здание
Обслуживания, русский
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Tugurium [ii, n] aëroplani, латинский
Anarchia [ae,f], латинский
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