Перевод слова

Перевод: equipment

[существительное]
оборудование; оснащение; оснащение необходимым оборудованием; снаряжение; аппаратура ; арматура ; экипировка ; снабжение; материальная часть; боевая техника; вооружение; подвижной состав

Тезаурус:

1. Other apparatus and equipment
2. University of Essex Sports Centre, 5,554, towards fitness assessment equipment.
3. Half a dozen firms around Britain are testing the equipment for British Telecom.
4. British Telecom have information on a wide range of equipment to assist hearing impaired people.
5. This aircraft, V7101, had been stripped of all possible equipment and guns, and had been painted blue overall.
6. Major markets for Yugoslav products were Italy (hardwood), the Soviet Union (machinery, transport equipment and parts, ships, furniture, clothing, and footwear), France and Poland (transport equipment and parts), Liberia (ships), the United States (furniture), and West Germany (clothing and footwear).
7. In its day, fully independent suspension (like that of the Triumph 2000 saloon) and lavish equipment that included power-assisted steering were also assets.
8. Early research into the UK repression trade revealed that British telecommunications equipment was installed in Idi Amin's notorious "State Research Centre", where as many 500,000 political opponents were tortured or murdered.
9. The productivity of their capital equipment, however, was lower: the top firms spent money on technology (like flexible-manufacturing systems) designed to get the most out of employees, rather than trying to replace men with machines.
10. Some countries in Eastern Europe and the developing world lack rigorous systems to ensure uncontaminated blood and sterile medical equipment.
11. Terence Chute, the chairman, explained that over the past year the company has invested over 11m in revenue producing equipment, with existing operations being upgraded and new subsidiaries launched.
12. This hospital does have its own portable X-ray equipment and CT scanner.
13. This is particularly true when the equipment in question is powered by nickel cadmium (NiCd) batteries.