Вопрос № 223933 - Английский язык

Заполните пропуски в инструкции следующими словами
Dynamic Clic
1_______
- fit panel using drawbar
- 2_______ the next now with the leftover section (min. 40 cm)
- cut last 3_______ to size
- ensure 4_______ is able to “float”

Заполните пропуски в инструкции следующими словами
Dynamic Clic
1_______
- fit panel using drawbar
- 2_______ the next now with the leftover section (min. 40 cm)
- cut last 3_______ to size
- ensure 4_______ is able to “float”

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Concrete is considered to be a universal material for construction. Different kinds of concrete can be used practically for every building purpose. The raw materials for producing concrete can be found in every part of the world. The main property that makes concrete so popular is that it can be formed into strong monolithic slabs. Another good quality is its relatively low cost. Besides, concrete is known to be fire- and decay-resistant.

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Walls are built to enclose areas and carry the weight of floors and roofs. The walls may be solid or hollow. The materials used for the wall construction can be brick, stone, concrete and other natural and artificial materials.
Roofs cover the building and protect it from exposure to weather. They tie the walls and give the construction strength and firmness.

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Heat is the energy possessed by a substance in the form of kinetic energy of molecular movement, rotation, and vibration. Usually measured in calories. Transmitted by conduction, convention and radiation. The chief observable, physical effects of a change in the heat content of a body may include rise in temperature; change of state from solid to liquid, solid to gas, and liquid to gas; expansion; and electrical effects.

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Man has always been a builder. The kind of house he built depended upon climate, upon his enemies, and upon building materials at hand. The first houses in many parts of the world were made of wood. Men tied together the tops of several trees and covered them with the skins of animals or with leaves and grass.
In other regions the most convenient building material was stone. Men began building houses of stone very long ago. Although they were built without cement, the remains of a few of them still exist.