gutter trench - translation to russian
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gutter trench - translation to russian

THE SPACE BETWEEN PANES OF POSTAGE STAMPS THAT CREATES CONFIGURATIONS OF "GUTTER PAIRS" OR "GUTTER BLOCKS"
Gutter pair; Gutter block
  • Top 30 stamps of an 1898 Cuban sheet showing a typical vertical ''gutter margin'' that divided the sheet into two panes of 50 stamps each.
  • St. Andrew's crosses]] printed in the gutters

gutter trench      

общая лексика

противопожарная канава

field fortifications         
  • A picture of "no man's land," taken 1917–1919.
  • Men of the 1st Brigade, [[101st Airborne Division]], fire from old Viet Cong trenches during the [[Vietnam War]].
  • abbr=on}} howitzer
  • ft}} (1917).
  • Stalingrad]], 1942
  • Failure of a tank to cross an [[anti-tank trench]]
  • Aerial view of opposing trench lines between Loos and Hulluch, July 1917. German trenches at the right and bottom, British at the top-left.
  • [[Australia]]n infantry wearing [[WWI gas mask]]s, [[Ypres]], September 1917
  • A barber in a French trench
  • left
  • Plan of the ''Y Sap'' mine}}
  • Breastwork "trench", Armentières, 1916
  • This British [[Mark IV tank]] displays a "tadpole tail" extension for crossing especially wide trenches, an experiment that was not successful
  • Western Front]], 1916
  • Stoßtruppen]]'' (stormtroopers) rising from trenches to attack
  • Arras]] in 1915
  • A German machine gun position just after its capture by New Zealand soldiers, with a dead German among the debris, [[Grevillers]], 24 August 1918, Hundred Days Offensive
  • Ernest Brooks]]
  • Distribution of ''pinard'' (ration wine) in a French trench in winter, considered important for morale
  • stormtrooper]] with [[MP 18]], 1918
  • French soldiers operating a compressed-air trench mortar of 86-millimetre calibre
  • Hot shower-bath establishment installed by a French engineer, November 1914
  • French trench in northeastern France
  • Frontline Anzac
  • Indian infantry digging trenches, [[Fauquissart]], France, 9 August 1915.
  • Ernest Brooks]]
  • Side view diagram of a gun in a retractable turret, in block 3 in [[Ouvrage Schoenenbourg]] of the [[Maginot Line]]
  • Explosion of a mine seen from a French position. 1916
  • mine explosion]], [[Messines Ridge]], 1917
  • British [[Mills bomb]] N°23 Mk II, with rod for launch by rifle
  • [[Australian light horse]]man using a [[periscope rifle]], Gallipoli 1915
  • French troopers using a [[periscope]], 1915
  • French soldiers with a [[Sauterelle]] bomb-throwing [[crossbow]], c. 1915
  • Italian Campaign]] of World War II, 1944
  • Passchendaele]], August 1917
  • "Studying French in the Trenches", ''The Literary Digest'', October 20, 1917
  • A British trench mortar post in North Africa, 1940
  • American soldiers struggle to pass multiple lines of barbed wire
  • Trench construction diagram from a 1914 British infantry manual
  • Soldiers training in trench warfare, with well-defined fire bays connected by offset traverse trenches, with zigzag communication trenches leading to the rear area
  • HESCO bastions]] Afghanistan, 2012
  • war in Donbas]], 2014
  • [[Vickers machine gun]]
  • German trenches in [[Vimy]]
  • Various trench weapons used by British and Canadian soldiers in WWI on display at the [[Canadian War Museum]]
  • A trench of the Änäkäinen fortification in [[Lieksa]], [[Finland]]
TYPE OF LAND WARFARE
Trench war; Going over the top; Trench Warfare; WWI trenches; Going Over The Top; Field fortifications; Trench Wars; Trenches war; Static defense; Static warfare; Static defence; The Trench System

общая лексика

полевые укрепления

trench warfare         
  • A picture of "no man's land," taken 1917–1919.
  • Men of the 1st Brigade, [[101st Airborne Division]], fire from old Viet Cong trenches during the [[Vietnam War]].
  • abbr=on}} howitzer
  • ft}} (1917).
  • Stalingrad]], 1942
  • Failure of a tank to cross an [[anti-tank trench]]
  • Aerial view of opposing trench lines between Loos and Hulluch, July 1917. German trenches at the right and bottom, British at the top-left.
  • [[Australia]]n infantry wearing [[WWI gas mask]]s, [[Ypres]], September 1917
  • A barber in a French trench
  • left
  • Plan of the ''Y Sap'' mine}}
  • Breastwork "trench", Armentières, 1916
  • This British [[Mark IV tank]] displays a "tadpole tail" extension for crossing especially wide trenches, an experiment that was not successful
  • Western Front]], 1916
  • Stoßtruppen]]'' (stormtroopers) rising from trenches to attack
  • Arras]] in 1915
  • A German machine gun position just after its capture by New Zealand soldiers, with a dead German among the debris, [[Grevillers]], 24 August 1918, Hundred Days Offensive
  • Ernest Brooks]]
  • Distribution of ''pinard'' (ration wine) in a French trench in winter, considered important for morale
  • stormtrooper]] with [[MP 18]], 1918
  • French soldiers operating a compressed-air trench mortar of 86-millimetre calibre
  • Hot shower-bath establishment installed by a French engineer, November 1914
  • French trench in northeastern France
  • Frontline Anzac
  • Indian infantry digging trenches, [[Fauquissart]], France, 9 August 1915.
  • Ernest Brooks]]
  • Side view diagram of a gun in a retractable turret, in block 3 in [[Ouvrage Schoenenbourg]] of the [[Maginot Line]]
  • Explosion of a mine seen from a French position. 1916
  • mine explosion]], [[Messines Ridge]], 1917
  • British [[Mills bomb]] N°23 Mk II, with rod for launch by rifle
  • [[Australian light horse]]man using a [[periscope rifle]], Gallipoli 1915
  • French troopers using a [[periscope]], 1915
  • French soldiers with a [[Sauterelle]] bomb-throwing [[crossbow]], c. 1915
  • Italian Campaign]] of World War II, 1944
  • Passchendaele]], August 1917
  • "Studying French in the Trenches", ''The Literary Digest'', October 20, 1917
  • A British trench mortar post in North Africa, 1940
  • American soldiers struggle to pass multiple lines of barbed wire
  • Trench construction diagram from a 1914 British infantry manual
  • Soldiers training in trench warfare, with well-defined fire bays connected by offset traverse trenches, with zigzag communication trenches leading to the rear area
  • HESCO bastions]] Afghanistan, 2012
  • war in Donbas]], 2014
  • [[Vickers machine gun]]
  • German trenches in [[Vimy]]
  • Various trench weapons used by British and Canadian soldiers in WWI on display at the [[Canadian War Museum]]
  • A trench of the Änäkäinen fortification in [[Lieksa]], [[Finland]]
TYPE OF LAND WARFARE
Trench war; Going over the top; Trench Warfare; WWI trenches; Going Over The Top; Field fortifications; Trench Wars; Trenches war; Static defense; Static warfare; Static defence; The Trench System

[trentʃ'wɔ:feə]

общая лексика

позиционная война

военное дело

позиционная или окопная война

Definition

trench warfare
¦ noun a type of combat in which opposing troops fight from trenches facing each other.
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Wikipedia

Gutter (philately)

In philately, a gutter is the space left between postage stamps which allows them to be separated or perforated. When stamps are printed on large sheets of paper that will be guillotined into smaller sheets along the gutter it will not exist on the finished sheet of stamps. Some sheets are specifically designed where two panes of stamps are separated by a gutter still in the finished sheet and gutters may, or may not, have some printing in the gutter. Since perforation of a particular width of stamps is normal, the gutter between the stamps is often the same size as the postage stamp.

Several derivative terms exist:

  • Gutter pairs are two stamps separated by a gutter.
  • Gutter block is a block of at least four stamps where either the vertical or horizontal pairs, or both, are separated by a gutter.
  • Gutter margin is a margin dividing a sheet of stamps into separate panes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gutter (philately)
What is the Russian for gutter trench? Translation of &#39gutter trench&#39 to Russian
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