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1 крутой поворот дороги
1) General subject: a sharp bend in a road, hairpin bend2) Makarov: an abrupt turn in the roadУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > крутой поворот дороги
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мвторо́й поворо́т напра́во — second turn(ing) to the right
пра́вый (ле́вый) поворо́т авто — right (left) turn
на э́той доро́ге мно́го круты́х поворо́тов — there are many sharp curves on this road
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1) General subject: banking (автомобиля, мотоцикла и т.п.), bend, curve, toning solution, veer2) Aviation: banking, sharp turn, turn-in3) Engineering: steep turn, superelevation, toner, toning bath, turn4) Construction: superelevated corner5) Automobile industry: superelevation (дороги), virage6) Road works: cant, raised curve7) Radio: veering8) Astronautics: turning flight9) Aeronautics: bank10) Advertising: dye solution11) Aviation medicine: banked turn, banking turn12) Makarov: dye solution (фото), toning (фото)13) Aluminium industry: corner (процесс переноса огня с одной стороны печи обжига на другую) -
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м1) (sharp) turn, curve ( in the road)в Н. доро́га де́лает круто́й вира́ж — there is a hairpin bend/turn/curve at N.
внеза́пно маши́на сде́лала круто́й вира́ж вле́во — the car suddenly veered to the left
2) спорт curveвход в вира́ж — curve entering
вы́ход из вира́жа́ — curve outlet
входи́ть в вира́ж (велосипед) — go into the curve
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