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Chair house
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Cart house., английский
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Chair, английский
- The cast steel fixture on a sleeper which secures the rail in the correct position. depending on the design, of which there are many, the rail is secured to the chair by a form of clip or key.
- A metal casting which retains bullhead rail on wooden sleepers.
Chair (points), английский
See point slide chair.
Chair board, английский
Chair control, английский
Управление председателем
Chair control conference, английский
Управляемая конференция
Chair of company, английский
Глава компании; президент компании
Chair of the board, английский
Highest-ranking member of a board of directors, who presides over its meetings and who is often the most powerful officer of a corporation.
Chair rail, английский
- Originally, chair rails were intended to prevent walls from being dented by the backs of chairs. chair rails are usually measured to equal the height of the tallest chair in the room. today it is mainly used for decoration purposes and usually range from 28" to 36".
- Interior trim material installed about 3-4 feet up the wall, horizontally.
- A horizontal strip usually of wood, affixed to a plaster wall at a height which prevents the backs of chairs from damaging the wall surface.
Chair rail cap, английский
Chair rail., английский
Chair, dummy (points), английский
A rail base plate under the stock rail ahead of the switch. it provides vertical support to and a base for the stock rail. refer also to point slide chair.
Chairil anwar, английский
Chairlift, английский
An electrically-operated lift for conveying a single passenger, who is seated in a chair, up or down the incline of a flight of stairs; in a private residence from one floor level to the next, or in a commercial building
Chairlift., английский
Chairman, английский
Председатель
Chairoplane, английский
Карусель с подвесными сиденьями
Chairperson, английский
House, английский
- Shortened version of cleaning house. similar to cleaning out his clock. used to describe someone flipping out. example a. what happened after your dad came home and saw what you did to his car? b. oh christ, he just went house and severely chewed me out.
- A building in which people live; residence for human beings
- [1] a structure built on the main deck of a vessel (pronounced howse). [2] to stow something in its proper place (pronounced howze).
- Дом из досок, положенных внахлест для предотвращения щелей
House, английский
House, английский
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Cart house., английский
Carriage, 1. staircase 1. a flight of stairs, or a series of such flights, including supports, handrails, and framework. 2. the structure containing a flight of stairs. stair chair-lift, английский
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