
Обучение чтению литературы на английском языке по специальности «Обработка металлов давлением» (120
..pdfМосковский государственный технический университет имени Н.Э. Баумана
Н.Н. Прозоровская, С.Л. Коновалова
ОБУЧЕНИЕ ЧТЕНИЮ ЛИТЕРАТУРЫ
НА АНГЛИЙСКОМ ЯЗЫКЕ ПО СПЕЦИАЛЬНОСТИ «ОБРАБОТКА МЕТАЛЛОВ ДАВЛЕНИЕМ»
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сов, обучающимся по специальности «Обработка металлов давле- нием».
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Unit 1. METAL WORKING TECHNOLOGIES |
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obsolete xDlДлидбWнz — устар вший |
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recessedII. Rea and translate the text. |
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History. Forging |
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processes. It was done historically by a smith usinuallyg hammerworkingandthan anvil, and though the use of water power in the production and
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Forging is divided into three |
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Unit 2. METAL W RKING TECHNOLOGIES. |
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fitting — арматура |
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товары, металлические изделия, |
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ord ance xDlWЗеиелz — артиллерийские орудия |
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onnecting rod — шатун |
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c utch hub — втулка муфты |
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differential gear — дифференциальная передача, центральная |
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fitting industry — сборочная промышленность |
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sledgewr nchxDéä~áèòzxêÉåíp — гаечный ключ |
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off-highw y — вездеход, внедорожник |
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account for — объяснять |
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material handling — загрузка материалов |
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elbow xDЙдДимz — колено трубы |
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implement of defense — ужие защиты |
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porosity xélWDêlëáíáz — пористость |
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missile xDãáë~áäz — ракета, реактивный снаряд |
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Common Applications of Forged |
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Unit 3. HAMMERS |
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powRemembhammmer — механическиймолот |
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