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1 eratyk
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2 narzutniak
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3 Erratiken
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4 canto rodado errático
Diccionario geografía española-Inglés > canto rodado errático
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5 cailloux erratique
Dictionnaire français-anglais de géographie > cailloux erratique
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6 руководящий валун
Русско-английский географический словарь > руководящий валун
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7 эрратический валун
Русско-английский географический словарь > эрратический валун
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8 hiidenkivi
• erratic boulder• erratic• glacial boulder -
9 валуны эрратические
валуны эрратические
Крупные обломки горной породы, чуждые коренным породам ложа; большинство В.э. приносится ледниками.
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Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > валуны эрратические
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10 валун
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11 siirtolohkare
• erratic block• erratic boulder -
12 głaz narzutowy
• boulder• erratic boulder -
13 эрратический валун
1) Geology: erratic, erratic block, erratic boulder, perched block2) Makarov: erratic (обломок породы, перенесённый ледником или плавающим льдом), erratic block (обломок породы, перенесённый ледником или плавающим льдом), erratic boulder (обломок породы, перенесённый ледником или плавающим льдом), perched block (обломок породы, перенесённый ледником или плавающим льдом), traveled boulder, traveled boulder (обломок породы, перенесённый ледником или плавающим льдом)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > эрратический валун
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14 Findling
m; -s, -e2. (Findelkind) foundling* * *der Findlingfoundling* * *Fịnd|ling ['fIntlɪŋ]m -s, -e2) (= Findelkind) foundling (old)* * *Find·ling<-s, -e>[ˈfɪntlɪŋ]* * *2. (Findelkind) foundling* * *-e m.erratic block (computers) n. -
15 głaz
m (G głazu) (duży) rock; (bardzo duży) boulder- drogę zablokował olbrzymi głaz a huge boulder blocked the road- być zimnym jak głaz to be stony, to be (as) cold as stone- milczeć jak głaz książk. to be as quiet a. silent as the grave- □ głaz narzutowy Geol. erratic boulder* * *on jest zimny jak głaz — (przen) he is stone cold
* * *miboulder; głaz narzutowy erratic boulder, erratic; twardy jak głaz stone-hard; przen. adamant; zimny jak głaz stone cold; mieć serce jak głaz have a heart of flint; milczeć jak głaz be as silent as a tomb.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > głaz
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16 валун
3) Naval: boulder (диаметром более 25 см)4) Mining: noddle, round stone5) Oil: bldr boulder6) Ecology: erratic boulder8) Bicycle: babyhead9) Cement: floatstone10) General subject: cobblestone -
17 masso
m rock* * *masso s.m. block, mass of stone; rock; (geol.) boulder: masso vivo, bare (o naked) rock; attenzione, caduta massi, beware, falling rocks; (geol.) masso erratico, erratic (boulder) // duro come un masso, (fig.) as hard as a rock // pesante come un masso, (fig.) as heavy as a rock // quell'armadio è un masso, non riesco a spostarlo!, that wardrobe weights a ton, I'll never move it! // dormire come un masso, (fig.) to sleep like a log.* * *['masso]sostantivo maschile boulder, rock"attenzione, caduta -i" — "beware of falling rocks"
* * *masso/'masso/sostantivo m.boulder, rock; caduta -i rockfall; "attenzione, caduta -i" "beware of falling rocks". -
18 flyttblokk
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19 vandreblokk
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20 erratico
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erratic — [ɪ ratɪk] adjective not even or regular in pattern or movement. noun (also erratic block or boulder) Geology a large rock that differs from the surrounding rock, brought from a distance by glacial action. Derivatives erratically adverb erraticism … English new terms dictionary