английский
немецкий
ˈglass·works СУЩ. + ед./pl гл.
- glassworks
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It opened in 1888 and was, following the discontinuation of the glassworks, closed in 1908.
en.wikipedia.org The archipelago with the large forests was important, as it would provide fuel for the glassworks.
en.wikipedia.org Glassworks also offers courses to non-practicing artists and members of the public, as well as students.
en.wikipedia.org It was the last working glassworks of its type.
en.wikipedia.org By the sixteenth century it had a glassworks and in the nineteenth century was connected to towns by rails.
en.wikipedia.org Примеры из интернета (не проверены редакцией PONS)
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www.stoelzle.com Purchase of the glassworks in Czestochowa, Poland (Stolzle Czestochowa Sp. z o.o.).
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Kauf der Glasfabrik in Czestochowa, Polen (Stölzle Czestochowa sp.z.o.o)
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www.smkp.de Pioneering products from the Dutch glassworks at Leerdam.
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Wegbereitende Erzeugnisse der niederländischen Glasfabrik Leerdam.
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www.pragint.cz PragInt continuously prepares new sightseeing programmes in the surroundings of Prague, the Bohemian castles and châteaux, in Czech breweries, glassworks, UNESCO protected towns and beautiful natural sites ideal for organisation of outdoor activities.
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PRAGINT findet für Sie immer weiter neue Aktivitäten in Prag und in der Umgebung, wie Burgen und Schlösser, Bierbrauereien, Glasfabriken, Städte die unter UNESCO-Schutz stehen und wunderschöne Natur für die "outdoor" Programme.
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www.dresden.de With the companies Villeroy & Boch (stoneware) and the Siemens glassworks, the first large-scale industrial enterprises were started.
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Mit den Firmen Villeroy & Boch (Steingut) und der Glasfabrik Siemens entstanden die ersten Großbetriebe.