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1 exhalation
1. n выдыхание, выдох2. n испарение; выделение3. n пар; туманСинонимический ряд:1. emission of vapor (noun) breathing; emission; emission of vapor; emission of vapour; exhaling; exhausting; exhaustion; expiration; removal of air; respiration2. vapor (noun) air; breath; effluvium; emanation; exhaust; gas; smoke; vapor; vapour -
2 exhaling
выдыхать; выдыхающийСинонимический ряд:1. emission of vapor (noun) breathing; emission; emission of vapor; exhalation; exhausting; exhaustion; expiration; removal of air; respiration2. breathing (verb) breathing; breathing out; expiring -
3 respiration
1. n дыхание2. n вдохСинонимический ряд:emission of vapor (noun) breathing; emission; emission of vapor; exhalation; exhaling; exhausting; exhaustion; expiration; removal of air -
4 damp
1. n сырость, влажность2. n уныние, подавленное настроение; угнетённое состояние3. n редк. выпивка4. n уст. туман, дымка5. n уст. слабость6. n горн. рудничный газ7. a влажный, сырой; волглый; запотевший, отпотевший8. a уст. туманный; заполненный туманомto go off like a damp squib — не удаться, обмануть ожидания;
9. v смачивать, увлажнять10. v ослаблять; останавливать; притуплять; глушить, тушитьdamp down — глушить, уменьшать; тушить
11. v обескураживать, расхолаживать12. v спускать жар; тушить13. v останавливать домну14. v физ. уменьшать амплитуду колебаний15. v физ. заглушать16. v физ. успокаиватьto damp down the agitation — умерять волнение, успокаивать
17. v физ. тех. демпфировать; амортизироватьСинонимический ряд:1. drizzly (adj.) drizzly; foggy; humid2. wet (adj.) clammy; dampish; dank; moist; moisty; raw; sodden; soggy; steamy; wet; wettish3. check (noun) check; chill; dejection; depression; discouragement; dispiritedness4. moisture (noun) dampness; dankness; fog; humidity; moisture; steam; vapor; vapour; wet; wetness5. moisten (verb) dampen; humidify; moisten; wet6. slow (verb) abate; allay; check; curb; hamper; inhibit; interfere with; moderate; restrain; retard; slow7. stifle (verb) extinguish; stifle; suffocateАнтонимический ряд:arid; dry; excite; fan; incite; inflame; parch; urge
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