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1 a 40 horsepower engine
Общая лексика: мотор мощностью в 40 лошадиных силУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > a 40 horsepower engine
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horsepower n puissance f (en chevaux) ; ( unit of power) cheval-vapeur m, cheval m ; a 90 horsepower engine un moteur de 90 chevaux. -
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noun, pl. same(Mech.) Pferdestärke, diea 40 horsepower car — ein Auto mit 40 PS
* * *(usually abbreviated to h.p. when written) noun (a standard unit used to measure the power of engines, cars etc.) die Pferdestärke (P.S.)* * *ˈhorse·pow·ern<pl ->hpn Pferdestärke fa 10-\horsepower engine ein Motor m mit 10 PS* * *a 50-horsepower engine ein 50-PS-Motor;his car hasn’t got enough horsepower sein Wagen hat nicht genug PS;what horsepower is your car? wie viel PS hat dein Wagen?2. US fig umg Leistungsvermögen nh-p. abkHP abk* * *noun, pl. same(Mech.) Pferdestärke, die -
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(usually abbreviated to h.p. when written) noun (a standard unit used to measure the power of engines, cars etc.) hestekreftersubst. (flertall: horsepower) \/ˈhɔːsˌpaʊə\/( fysikk) hestekraft• an engine of 70 horsepower \/ a 70-horsepower engine• how many horsepower?indicated horsepower indikert hestekraft -
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['hɔːspaʊə(r)]nome cavallo m. vapore* * *(usually abbreviated to h.p. when written) noun (a standard unit used to measure the power of engines, cars etc.) cavallo-vapore* * *horsepower /ˈhɔ:spaʊə(r)/n. [uc](fis.) (abbr. hp) cavallo-vapore (abbr. CV); cavallo: a 60-hp engine, un motore da sessanta cavalli (o CV).* * *['hɔːspaʊə(r)]nome cavallo m. vapore -
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(usually abbreviated to h.p. when written) noun (a standard unit used to measure the power of engines, cars etc.) caballo de vaportr['hɔːspaʊəSMALLr/SMALL]1 SMALLAUTOMOBILES/SMALL caballo de vapor, caballo2 potenciahorsepower ['hɔrs.paʊər] n: caballo m de fuerzan.• caballo de fuerza (Unidades) s.m.• caballo de vapor s.m.mass noun caballo m (de fuerza)['hɔːsˌpauǝ(r)]N caballo m de vapor* * *mass noun caballo m (de fuerza) -
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§ მანქანა, თბომავალი§1 ძრავა, მოტორი2 ლოკომოტივი, ორთქლმავალი3 მანქანაhe kept the engine running ძრავა არ გამორთო / ჩართული დატოვა●●he left the engine running ძრავა არ ჩააქრო / არ გამორთო●●the engine is sluggish მანქანა არ ეწევაsth is wrong with the engine ძრავას რაღაც სჭირს / დაემართა / მოუვიდაengine/heart failure ძრავის / გულის გაჩერება -
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[ʹhɔ:s͵paʋə] n тех.1. 1) лошадиная сила2) мощность в лошадиных силахnominal horsepower - условная /расчётная/ мощность в лошадиных силах
nominal horsepower - условная /расчётная/ мощность
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'horse·pow·er n <pl ->Pferdestärke f;a 10-\horsepower engine ein Motor m mit 10 PS -
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1. лошадиная сила, л.с. <внесистемная единица мощности, в Великобритании и США принята 1 л.с.=745,7 Вт, в СССР - 1 л.с.=735,499 Вт>_2. мощность <в л.с.>;см. тж. powerhorsepower per pound of airflowhorsepower per pound of enginehorsepower per unit disk areahorsepower per unit frontal areafan horsepowerthrust horsepower -
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The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > horsepower rating
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قُوَّة حِصان \ horsepower: (sometimes shortened to HP) a measure of the power of an engine. -
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rating value — номинальное значение; номинал
English-Russian big medical dictionary > engine horsepower rating
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English-Russian big medical dictionary > engine power rating
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English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > engine support cushion
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