equipment

equipment
n
1) обладнання, оснащення, апаратура
2) арматура
3) техніка
4) часто мн.; військ. матеріальна частина; бойова техніка
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to abuse an equipment — некваліфіковано використовувати обладнання

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- aerial equipment - aeronautical equipment - aeroplane equipment - aerospace ground equipment - airborne equipment - airborne direction finding equipment - airborne electronics equipment - airborne identification equipment - airborne radar equipment - airborne search equipment - airborne weather equipment - air-conditioning equipment - aircraft equipment - aircraft communication equipment - aircraft fixed equipment - aircraft navigation equipment - aircraft parking equipment - aircraft portable equipment - aircraft recorder equipment - aircraft servicing equipment - airslide equipment - angle measurement equipment - area navigation equipment - autoflare equipment - automated equipment - automatic equipment - automatic data transfer equipment - automatic direction-finding equipment - automatic flight control equipment - automatic stabilization equipment - automatic test equipment - avionics equipment - backup equipment - bathroom-and-lavatory equipment - blind flight equipment - built-in test equipment - carburetor heat equipment - cargo handling equipment - cargo loading equipment - catering equipment - ceiling measurement equipment - change-over equipment - cockpit equipment - collision warning equipment - communication equipment - computer equipment - data circuit-terminating equipment - data terminal equipment - distance measuring equipment - ditching equipment - domestic equipment - dusting equipment - electrical equipment - emergency escape equipment - emergency equipment - environmental control system equipment - enhanced X-ray equipment - fire-fighting equipment - first aid equipment - fixed equipment - flight crew equipment - flight pick-up equipment - fueling equipment - glide-path equipment - glider launch equipment - glider tow equipment - ground equipment - ground service equipment - guidance equipment - hand safety equipment - high-altitude equipment - ILS equipment - inertial navigational equipment - intercommunication equipment - jamming equipment - life-saving equipment - life support equipment - lifting and transporting equipment - loading equipment - loose equipment - measuring equipment - metering equipment - military equipment - modern equipment - navigation equipment - night-flying equipment - oxygen dispensing equipment - passenger handling equipment - pneumatic equipment - power equipment - primary and secondary beacon radar equipment - radar equipment - radio equipment - radio communication equipment - recording equipment - recovery equipment - reliable equipment - remote control equipment - reproducing equipment - rescue equipment - restraint equipment - rigging equipment - safety equipment - security equipment - sensing equipment - sign towing equipment - snow clearing equipment - snow removal equipment - spray equipment - standby equipment - survival equipment - survival radio equipment - suspended equipment - TACAN equipment - tactical air navigation equipment - test equipment - transmit/receive equipment - turbulence detection equipment - VOR equipment - waste equipment

Англійсько-український словник авіаційних термінів / Уклад.: Р.О. Гільченко. - К.: НАУ. 2009.

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