repair — To restore something to working condition, e.g., by reconditioning, rebuilding, or replacing. See body repair independent repair shop plug repair section repair … Dictionary of automotive terms
section — See box section castle section channel section chassis section cowl section cross section dogleg section front nose section midship section ph … Dictionary of automotive terms
section\ crew — • section gang • section crew noun A group of railroad workers who watch and repair a number of miles of track. The section crew was called out to fix the broken bridge … Словарь американских идиом
section\ gang — • section gang • section crew noun A group of railroad workers who watch and repair a number of miles of track. The section crew was called out to fix the broken bridge … Словарь американских идиом
Repair permissions — Repairing disk permissions is a troubleshooting activity commonly associated with the Mac OS X operating system.OverviewThe BSD layer in Mac OS X (and Darwin) is responsible for filesystem security, including the management of the Unix (POSIX)… … Wikipedia
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section gang — or[section crew] {n.} A group of railroad workers who watch and repair a number of miles of track. * /The section crew was called out to fix the broken bridge./ … Dictionary of American idioms
section gang — or[section crew] {n.} A group of railroad workers who watch and repair a number of miles of track. * /The section crew was called out to fix the broken bridge./ … Dictionary of American idioms
repair section — A special panel supplied for body repairs that does not include the full panel used for assembling the car but only the most vulnerable areas; i.e., for fenders, separate repair sections are supplied for the headlight area and the bottom fender… … Dictionary of automotive terms
Morse Dry Dock and Repair Company — Former type Private, later public Industry Shipbuilding Genre Industrial Fate Merged Predecessor Morse Iron Works and Dry Dock Company Successo … Wikipedia
