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законсервировать (to prepare (a ship, aircraft, etc) for a long period of storage by sealing all openings with plastic to prevent corrosion; to take (a factory, plant, etc) out of operation but maintain it so that it can be used in the future; to postpone work on (a project, activity, etc). Example Sentences Including "mothball" A public subscription in Austria raised the funds to mothball a brand-new power-station. Lawson, Dominic (ed.) THE SPECTATOR ANNUAL Innogy will not mothball plant, its supply margins are aided by low wholesale prices and, with its parent, it can wait to see off rivals. TIMES, SUNDAY TIMES (2002) Powergen, now German owned, has had to mothball a quarter of its plant, including a low-cost combined-cycle gas power station. TIMES, SUNDAY TIMES (2002) Woomera has been plagued by a spate of hunger strikes, riots and escapes this year as the government prepares to mothball it. NEW ZEALAND HERALD (2002). Collins Alexander Demidov); консервировать оборудование (MichaelBurov) |
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