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1 зяблева оранка
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2 подъём
м.2. ( восхождение) ascent3. ( о самолёте) climb; ( о дирижабле) ascent4. (горы и т. п.) slope, rise5. (рост, развитие) raising, development; (о промышленности, экономике и т. п.) upsurgeподъём народного хозяйства — progress / advance / growth of the national economy
6. ( воодушевление) enthusiasm; ( оживление) animation7. ( ноги) instep8. ( вставание после сна) time for getting up; воен. reveille9.:♢
лёгок на подъём — light on one's feet, quick on one's toes, briskтяжёл на подъём — sluggish, slow to start
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3 подъём
м.1) ( поднятие) lifting; (флага и т.п.) hoisting; (затонувших судов, самолётов и т.п.) salvaging2) ( восхождение) ascent4) ( уклон) slope, rise5) (рост, развитие) growth, development; ( после кризиса) recovery; pickup ( after a downturn)подъём конъюнкту́ры — upsurge, upswing
подъёмы и паде́ния — ups and downs
6) ( воодушевление) enthusiasm; ( оживление) animationв обстано́вке всео́бщего подъёма — in an atmosphere of general enthusiasm
он говори́л с больши́м подъёмом — he spoke with great animation
7) ( свод ступни) instep8) ( вставание после сна) time for getting up; воен. reveille [-'velɪ]9) с.-х.подъём зя́би — autumn ploughing
подъём паро́в — ploughing up of (the) fallow
••лёгок на подъём — light on one's feet, quick on one's toes, brisk
тяжёл на подъём — sluggish, slow to start
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4 зяб
ч с.-г.autumn ploughing; ( поле) land ploughed in autumn -
5 зябь
1) General subject: winter tillage2) Engineering: fall plowing, fall-plowed field3) Forestry: autumn ploughing4) Makarov: fall-plowed land -
6 зяблевый
зяблевая вспашка с.-х. — autumn ploughing
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7 syyskyntö
• fall plowing• autumn ploughing -
8 зяблевый
зя́блевая вспа́шка с.-х. — autumn ploughing
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9 оранка
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10 зяблевая вспашка
1) Agriculture: fall tillage, under-winter ploughing, underwinter plowing2) Ecology: autumn plowing3) Makarov: fall-plowing
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