I. chain [tʃeɪn] СУЩ.
2. chain перенос. (oppression):
- chains мн.
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ˈchain store СУЩ.
com·ˈmand chain СУЩ.
dis·tri·ˈbu·tion chain СУЩ.
ˈfood chain СУЩ.
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It was programmed by resetting gears and chains to adjust phasing and amplitudes.
en.wikipedia.org This unit has been scoured by many secondary craters that have formed overlapping chains and troughs that contribute to its hummocky texture.
en.wikipedia.org Three other deserters were hanged and their bodies suspended in chains as a warning to others.
en.wikipedia.org We were tired of multiple mailing lists, contact books, phone-chains and incompatibilities.
en.wikipedia.org Our success in validating cotton supply chains, which are dispersed over large geographies and notoriously complex, sets the precedent for our deployment in other verticals from plastics to pharmaceutics.
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