I. aid [eɪd] СУЩ.
1. aid мн. отсут. (assistance, support):
government aid СУЩ.
- government aid
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- government aid
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navigational aid СУЩ. ИНФОРМ.
- navigational aid
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The fog signal was closed as a navigational aid in 1988, but it is still operational and being used on special occasions.
en.wikipedia.org In another, she helped mark water towers with town names as a navigational aid for pilots.
en.wikipedia.org The airport had a radar system installed, but this was used solely for monitoring traffic and was not seen as a navigational aid.
en.wikipedia.org A replica lighthouse was built at the same location in the 1980s by the community and is maintained as a private navigational aid.
en.wikipedia.org The community-owned pepperpot lighthouse, which dates to 1889, is an important navigational aid in the area.
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