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bearing angle, boresight angle, bearing, reference boresight, boresight, bearing course, bearing line* * *пе́ленг м.
bearingбрать пе́ленг на что-л. навиг. — take [shoot] a bearing on …пе́ленг на N от M — the bearing of N from Mпе́ленг от A на B составля́ет, напр. 40° — A bears 40° from Bпе́ленг по ко́мпасу — bearing by the compassпе́ленг представля́ет ортодроми́ческое направле́ние на тра́нспортное сре́дство навиг. — a bearing is the direction of a craft measured along a great circleи́стинный пе́ленг — true bearingко́мпасный пе́ленг — compass bearingконтро́льный пе́ленг — check bearingмагни́тный пе́ленг — magnetic bearingобра́тный пе́ленг — reciprocal bearingотноси́тельный пе́ленг — relative bearingпе́ленг по координа́тной се́тке — grid bearingпрямо́й пе́ленг — direct bearingпе́ленг це́ли рлк. — target bearing* * * -
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