- glass cullet
- 1) Химия: стеклянный бой2) Силикатное производство: стеклобой, стекольный бой
Универсальный англо-русский словарь. Академик.ру. 2011.
glass cullet
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cullet — /kul it/, n. broken or waste glass suitable for remelting. [1810 20; var. of collet < It colletto glass blower s term, lit., little neck. See COL, ET] * * * … Universalium
cullet — [ kʌlɪt] noun recycled broken or waste glass used in glass making. Origin C19: var. of collet … English new terms dictionary
cullet — n. recycled waste or broken glass used in glass making. Etymology: var. of COLLET … Useful english dictionary
cullet — noun /kʌlɪt/ scrap glass which is melted down for reuse … Wiktionary
cullet — n. crushed or waste glass used for remelting or recycling … English contemporary dictionary
