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['sʌb'ju:nɪt] n
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| automat. |
стандартный блок |
| biotechn. |
субъединица |
| comp., net. |
подэлемент; подблок |
| el. |
сборочный узел |
| logist. |
кладовая |
| Makarov. |
часть подразделения |
| med. |
подгруппа; производная единица (напр., радиоактивности) |
| mil. |
подразделение |
| mil., obs. |
войсковое подразделение |
| mol.gen. |
субчастица (igisheva) |
| oil |
пачка (dimock) |
| progr. |
подъединица (ssn); компоновочный узел (ssn); подмодуль (Alex_Odeychuk); вложенный модуль (Alex_Odeychuk) |
| qual.cont. |
блок; элемент (конструкции) |
| tech. |
сборочная единица; субблок; элемент блока; элемент узла; подсборка; узел; элементарный пучок кабеля; подузел |
| telecom. |
субэлемент |
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subunits n
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| Makarov. |
субъединицы |
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| English thesaurus |
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subunit ['sʌb'ju:nɪt] n
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| mil., logist. |
A formation, usually permanent in structure and uniform in strength, within a larger subunit or unit. Battalions, air-force squadrons, companies, batteries, flights, warfare departments in ships, platoons, sections or squads, tank crews, gun crews, ships' companies, etc. are all subunits. The organization, strength and equipment of subunits are determined by their tables of organization and equipment on the basis of their roles. The name given to the different elements of a military command and control organization, unit, agency or establishment to conceal its structure or for the sake of brevity. (UKR/NATO) |