[lang name="English"]in section — в сечении
[lang name="English"]tool section — сечение резца
[lang name="English"]light section — малое сечение
[lang name="English"]weak section — слабое сечение
[lang name="English"]axial section — осевое сечение
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy. 2015.
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