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Значения термина make munitions на английском
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Well, I suppose I can make munitions, or go on the land!
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I feel every day that I ought to go and make munitions-butsomehow- Ican't
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During the war it was used to make munitions.
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I'm going to make munitions now-explosives
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What with men going off to the war and women going off to make munitions, there were never-ending temporary gaps in the staff.
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Huber proudly recounted that it had been used to make munitions during World War One and thus had thick walls and a light ceiling.
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It is not sufficient merely to make munitions; they must also be delivered, Great Britain is suffering very seriously from congestion of the railways.
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The factory worker making munitions no less than the farmer who feeds our soldiers.
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The healthy prisoners had to work in the neighboring factories, making munitions, tools and rope.
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So they were even making munitions in Cotterham.
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April 12-Governmentis now transferring men from the working forces of municipalities to factories, making munitions of war.
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Turkish authorities said it was carrying Russian- made munitions for the Syrian army, a charge denied by Damascus and Moscow.
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"America," we said, "is very much better employed in making munitions for US.
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"Your gentle maidens," Drusilla stated, "are driving ambulances or making munitions.
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"Are they making munitions now, at the steel works?"
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Wagons travel from the far ends of Austria and into Switzerland, which is showing its strict neutrality by making munitions for both sides.