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1 break field
поле разбивки
Столбец в запросе Oracle Data Browser, по которому задается разбивка и выполняются заданные действия при каждом изменении его значения. См. также: break (разбивка)
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > break field
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2 break field
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3 break field
pole przerywająceEnglish-Polish dictionary of Electronics and Computer Science > break field
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4 field break switch
field break switch ( field break-up switch) Feldtrenner m, Feldtrennschalter m; Magnetfeldausschalter mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > field break switch
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5 field breaking switch
field breaking switch s. → field break(-up) switchEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > field breaking switch
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6 break away
1. transitive verb 2. intransitive verb1)break away [from something] — [von etwas] losbrechen od. abbrechen; (separate itself/oneself) sich [von etwas] lösen; (escape) [aus etwas] entkommen
2) (Footb.) sich freilaufen* * *(to escape from control: The dog broke away from its owner.) ausreißen* * *vi1. (move away forcibly)one or two of the tourists broke away [from the tour group] einige Touristen trennten sich von der Reisegruppe3. (separate and move away) abbrechenhuge chunks of ice are \break awaying away from the iceberg von dem Eisberg brechen riesige Eisbrocken ab▪ to \break away away from sth sich akk von etw dat lossagen geh; (turn away) sich akk von etw dat abkehren* * *1. vihe broke away from the rest of the field — er hängte das ganze Feld ab
3) (= cut ties) sich trennen or lossagen (from von); (US SPORT = start too soon) fehlstarten, zu früh startento break away from the everyday routine — aus der täglichen Routine ausbrechen
2.vt sep abbrechen (from von)* * *from von)B v/i1. los-, abbrechen, absplittern ( alle:from von) (auch fig)2. ( from von)break away from a habit mit einer Gewohnheit brechen3. a) sich davonmachen, fortstürzen5. ausbrechen (Auto)* * *1. transitive verb2. intransitive verbbreak something away [from something] — etwas [von etwas] losbrechen od. abbrechen
1)break away [from something] — [von etwas] losbrechen od. abbrechen; (separate itself/oneself) sich [von etwas] lösen; (escape) [aus etwas] entkommen
2) (Footb.) sich freilaufen* * *v.abbrechen v. -
7 break loose
تَحَرَّرَ (من قَيْد، إلخ) \ break loose: to become free or uncontrolled, usu. by force: The animals broke loose and left the field. \ فَلَتَ \ break loose: to become free or uncontrolled, usu. by force: The animals broke loose and left the field. -
8 break through
гл.1) общ. прорваться, пробитьсяThe sun broke through after days of rain. — После многих дней непрерывных дождей выглянуло солнце.
2) общ. добиться успеха; совершить прорывNow that women have broken through in the field of medicine, we can expect more women doctors. —Сейчас, когда женщины совершили такой прорыв на поприще медицины, можно ожидать большего числа женщин-докторов.
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9 break through
1) прорваться, пробиться The sun broke through after days of rain. ≈ После многих дней непрерывных дождей выглянуло солнце. Syn: come through
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2) добиться успеха Now that women have broken through in the field of medicine, we can expect more women doctors. ≈ Сейчас, когда женщины совершили такой прорыв на поприще медицины, можно ожидать большего числа женщин-докторов.
3) преодолеть, одержать победу It was difficult at first to break through her quiet manner. ≈ Вначале было трудно пробиться сквозь ее непроницаемую манеру поведения. прорваться, пробиться - our soldiers broke the enemy line through наши солдаты прорвали оборону противника - the sun broke through (the clouds) солнце пробилось (сквозь тучи) сделать важное открытие;
добиться научных достижений;
совершить прорывБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > break through
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10 break through
фраз. гл.1) прорваться, пробитьсяThe sun broke through after days of rain. — После многих дней непрерывных дождей выглянуло солнце.
Syn:come through 4)Now that women have broken through in the field of medicine, we can expect more women doctors. — Сейчас, когда женщины совершили такой прорыв на поприще медицины, можно ожидать большего числа женщин-докторов.
3) преодолеть, одержать победуIt was difficult at first to break through her quiet manner. — Вначале было трудно пробиться сквозь её невозмутимую манеру поведения.
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11 field break-up switch
Железнодорожный термин: выключатель для секционированной обмотки возбуждения -
12 field break switch
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13 field break switch
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14 field break-up switch
Англо-русский железнодорожный словарь > field break-up switch
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15 break-through in the field of weaponry
важное достижение [прорыв] в области военной технологииEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear export control > break-through in the field of weaponry
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16 break up field switch
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17 break through in the field of weapons technology
adj важливі відкритя у галузі воєнної технологіїEnglish-Ukrainian military dictionary > break through in the field of weapons technology
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18 decompose, break up, disintegrate
تَحَلَّلَ (اِنحَلّ) \ decompose, break up, disintegrate. \ _(field) Chem. -
19 conditional break-point instruction
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > conditional break-point instruction
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20 electric field energy
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > electric field energy
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