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| génér. |
工程抢险; 【海】救难; 援救; 被救的货物 |
| agric. |
补救［作用］; 救济; 拯救 |
| arch. |
废物利用; 废品 (处理) |
| autom. |
救援难; 抢救财物; 废品处理; 可利用废物 |
| aviat. |
废品处理; 修补; 救生 |
| centr. |
抢救; 废物利用; 工程抢修 |
| chir. |
废弃组织再利用 |
| comm. |
海上救助; 废物处理; 救助费亦缩为 salv. |
| entr. |
抢救的财物; 出售残货所得; 损余 |
| espac. |
营救; 海上打捞; 报废处理 |
| expos. |
废品转卖所得 |
| financ. |
残料; 废物; 废料 |
| gestion. |
救险; 海上营救; 加工后可再用的废物 |
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| génét. |
补救作用 |
| industr. |
海难抢救; 打捞; 抢救费; 救助报酬 |
| métall. |
废料利用 |
| navig. |
海上救【扪捞 |
| pétr. |
打捞费 (charges); 海上打捞; 海事救援; 回收; 救捞; 救援 |
| techn. |
海上救助费; 海上救难; 海难救助; 残余价值; 被救船舶 |
| titr. |
清算价值 |
| téléc. |
抢修; 救难; 废品; 处理品 |
| échang. |
救助; 救助费; 打捞物; 抢救残损物; 救险报酬 |
| écon. |
捞救; 残值; 救助打捞; 海上救助; 被救出的船只 (或货物等); 施救费 |
| électr. |
回收加工; 可利用的废物 |
| élim. |
经加工后重新利用的废物 |
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| génér. |
救捞〔难，助，济〕; 补救作用; 废弃品处理; 废物处理〔利用〕; 可利用的废料; 待废器材; 分段合成 |
| arch. |
打捞沉船 |
| écon. |
救难 〔营救〕费 |
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salvage The act, process, or business of rescuing vessels or their cargoes from loss at sea adj. | |
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| envir. |
抢救 (在海里抢救船只或它们的货物以避免损失的活动、过程或业务。) |
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| Droit de la Mer;droit m. |
a compensation allowed to persons by whose assistance a ship or its cargo has been saved (in whole or in part, from impending danger, or recovered from actual loss, in cases of shipwreck, derelict, or recapture. In the older books of the law, (and sometimes in modern writings,) the term ia also used to denote the goods or property saved  thelaw.com) |
| milit., logist. |
Allied or enemy materiel including ships, craft or floating equipment which is recovered for reuse. (FRA); To remove assemblies, subassemblies or components from an unrepairable item of equipment for reuse. (FRA); Operation consisting of taking one or more sub-assemblies or spare parts from unrepairable equipment for supplies. It can also be done on enemy equipment for technical intelligence purposes. (FRA); Collection and recovery, on the battlefield, of the equipment, spares or ammunition, whether friendly or enemy, which are discarded, damaged or condemned, in order to place them within the logistic system for further treatment. This function comprises three sub-functions with, generally speaking, three various responsibilities: picking-up, sorting and evacuation. (FRA) |
| états. |
Property that has some value in excess of its basic material content but is in such condition that it has no reasonable prospect of use for any purpose as a unit and its repair or rehabilitation for use as a unit is clearly impractical; The saving or rescuing of condemned, discarded, or abandoned property, and of materials contained therein for reuse, refabrication, or scrapping. (JP 4-0) |
