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rail fare - traducción al ruso
CALLED JOHN FAHEY IN SOME ACCOUNTS
John Charles Fare; John Faré; John C. Fare; Fare, John
rail fare
пассажирский тариф железнодорожных перевозок
rails
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Rail (disambiguation); RAIL; Rails (disambiguation); RAIL (disambiguation); Rail (film); Rails
общая лексика
рельсы
горизонтальная дверная обвязка
rail
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Rail (disambiguation); RAIL; Rails (disambiguation); RAIL (disambiguation); Rail (film); Rails
1) рельс
2) поручень
3) лежень; лага; опорный брус
4) оконная или дверная перемычка
5) брусок; раскладка
6) направляющая
- top rail
Definición
Операционный усилитель
в аналоговой вычислительной технике, Решающий усилитель без цепей обратной связи.
Wikipedia
John Fare
John Fare (sometimes John Charles Fare or John Fahey or John Faré) is a fictional performance artist who allegedly used robotic surgery to remove parts of his body onstage as part of his act. His final performance was allegedly suicide by beheading. The story originated in 1968 and is generally considered an urban legend.
Ejemplos de uso de rail fare
1. Look out for more inflation–busting rail fare increases in the New Year.
2. The added sting in the tail is that rail passengers face inflation–busting rail fare increases in the New Year.
3. His travel expenses were '50 car mileage and a 20 rail fare – but nothing for his cycle riding.
4. "This effectively means that the highest standard–class rail fare throughout this period will cost no more than about one third of a full open return fare.
5. Why pay an expensive rail fare to sit on a bus provided by the train company when you can go infinitely faster and more cheaply by plane?
