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121 путём
1. предл. (рд.; посредством)by means of, by dint of2. нареч. разг.properly -
122 вибоїна
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123 слід
I ч1) track; ( ніг) footstep, footprint; ( пальця) fingermark, fingerprint; ( великого пальця) thumb-mark; ( звіра) track, trail, scent, slot, foil, spoor; ( судна) wake, furrow; ( від удару) dintгарячий слід мисл. — hot (blazing, burning) scent
слід матриці комп. — spur of matrix
слід удару тех. — impact mark
збити зі сліду (собак) — to put off the scent, to foil
іти по чиїхсь слідах — to tread in the footsteps of a person; to move in the wake
2) trace, mark, sign; ( минулого) vestigeII присл.( треба)як слід — properly, to a nicety
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124 удар
ч1) blow; stroke, hit, knock; ( під час сутички) impact, smash; ( легкий) rap, tap; ( приглушений) thump, thud; ( дзвінкий) bang; ( сильний) slog, slug, smasher; (багнетом, ножем) thrust, cut, lunge, stab; ( пульсу) beat; ( сокирою) chop; ( батогом) lash, slash; ( ногою) kick; (рукою, кулаком) punch, cuff; hammering; (головою, руками) butt; ( ціпком) thwack, lick, whack; тех. brunt; impactудар блискавки — stroke of lightning; thunderbolt, bolt, shaft
удар грому — thunderclap, crash of thunder
удар від електричного розряду — electric shock, current rush
смертельний удар — fatal blow; death blow
удар нижче пояса — blow below the belt, low blow, cheap shot
одним ударом — at one blow, at a blow, at one stroke
завдати удару — to deal ( to strike) a blow
знак (слід) від удару — bruise, dint
одним ударом — at one blow/stroke, in/with one stroke
2) мед. stroke, apoplectic stroke/seizureапоплексичний удар — apoplexy, stroke of apoplexy, seizure
3) військ. blow, attack, strikeбомбовий удар — bombing raid/attack
удар у відповідь — retaliatory attack, retaliation
4) спорт. kick, shot, stroke; ( у боксі) punch, fib5) blow, shockудари долі — blows (buffets, frowns) of fortune
ставити під удар (кого-небудь/що-небудь) — to endanger, to jeopardize
бути в ударі — to be at one's best, to be in good/great form
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125 шляхом
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126 çentik
adj. chippy--------n. notch, dent, score, chip, cutting, dint, hack, indent, indentation, jag, kerf, knurl, nick, snick, tally* * *1. nick 2. notch 3. nick (n.) 4. notch (n.) -
127 iz
n. track, footprint, mark, trace, sign, scar, taint, birthmark, chip, clew, clue, dint, evidence, ghost, hint, impress, impression, inkling, odor, odour [Brit.], print, ray, shadow, smack, stamp, stigma, streak, suggestion, suspicion, tincture, tinge--------pref. ichno* * *1. trace 2. vestige 3. trace (n.) 4. track (n.) 5. trail (n.) -
128 kuvvet
n. power, force, strength, energy, vigor, vigour [Brit.], potency, might, beef, command, dint, lustiness, main, pith, punch, robustness, sinew, stamina, vinegar, vis, zing, thews, exponent* * *1. force 2. mightiness 3. potency 4. strength 5. vim 6. force (n.)
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