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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The mountainous west coast has significantly milder winters and more precipitation than the large areas east of the mountain chain.
en.wikipedia.org Such erosional material of a growing mountain chain is called molasse and has either a shallow marine or a continental facies.
en.wikipedia.org It is readily identifiable from afar, for its striking squarish shape contrasts sharply with the other summits of the mountain chain.
en.wikipedia.org Because of the extensive length of the mountain chain, noticeable variation also exists within this subdialect.
en.wikipedia.org The southern boundary is less clear, because later postorogenetic evolution caused formation of basins, penetrating the mountain chain non-uniformly.
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