Jul 8, 2002 11:30
22 yrs ago
Russian term

смоловоз (углевоз)

Russian to English Tech/Engineering Mining & Minerals / Gems mining
Оттуда же. Я так понимаю, автоцистерна для перевозки материала-прекурсора (возможно, этого самого нагруженного угля).

Proposed translations

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coal hauler, collier, coal vessel

углевоз coal hauler, collier, coal vessel
Reference:

Lingvo 6.5

Peer comment(s):

agree tunturi : or coal haulier
11 mins
agree Victor Yatsishin
2 hrs
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3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Не, Лингво у меня тоже есть. А вот если бы без "углевоза" спросил? ;-) Спасибо всем-всем! "
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tar carrier

I am guessing
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1 hr

bitumen distributor

Multitran:
битумовоз - тех. bitumen distributor

Bitumen distributor - Stroydormash.ru Fool info about 'Bitumen distributor'
http://en.stroydormash.ru/root/machines_list/id/11

Иркутский Завод Дорожных Машин
The sdk 100 bitumen distributor... http://express.irk.ru/city/adv/izdm/teh_e.htm

The range of commodities of the Department "Machinery and equipment"
...bitumen distributors, cement trucks, concrete mixers, road tankers (petrol tankers), water and other food products transport vehicles, trailer and ...
http://www.interural.ru/English/Offers/Mashine2.htm
Peer comment(s):

agree David Mitchell : The Irkutsk ZDM machine is an asphalt spreader.....
2 hrs
Thank you very much !
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2 hrs

coal haulier

Collier is specifically a ship for carrying coal or a coal miner. Coaler is a ship or train that is used to ship or carry coal (cf Collins English Dictionary). Coal haulier would best describe a commercial transport moving loads of coal from place to place e.g. from mine to power station or to docks. Note that a retail distributor of coal i.e. moving coal by lorry to customers for business/domestic use is called a "coalman" in the UK.
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3 hrs

resin/carbon truck

Trust me on this one. :=)
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14 hrs

gum/coal hauler

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