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English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > escaping neutron
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neutron production — генерация нейтронов; рождение нейтронов
instability neutron — ложный нейтрон; нейтрон неустойчивости
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > escaping neutron
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > escaping neutron
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escaping neutron физ.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > вылетающий нейтрон
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Physics: escaping neutronУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вылетающий нейтрон
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19 uciecz|ka
f 1. (uciekanie) escape, flight; (ze szkoły) absconding; (z więzienia) breakout, jailbreak; (z miejsca zbrodni) getaway; (z armii, kraju) defection; (z ukochanym) elopement- próba ucieczki samochodem an attempted escape by car- ucieczka z obozu pracy/do Grecji/na zachód an escape from a labour camp/to Greece/to the west- ucieczka przed nieprzyjacielem/wojną flight from an enemy/war- salwować się ucieczką przest., żart. to take flight- zmusić kogoś do ucieczki to put sb to flight- rzucić się do ucieczki to bolt2. przen. (unikanie) escape- ucieczka od rzeczywistości a. przed rzeczywistością an escape from reality- uzależnienie oznacza ucieczkę przed samym sobą addiction is about running away from oneself- hałas jest wszędzie i nie ma od niego ucieczki noise is everywhere; there’s no escaping (from) it3. książk. (azyl) escape, refuge- szukać ucieczki w narkotykach to seek refuge in drugs- ucieczka w pracę ci nie pomoże trying to lose yourself in your work won’t help4. (ciepła, gazu, płynu) escape, leak; (promieniowania) leak, leakage 5. Astron., Astronaut. (oddalanie się) escape- ucieczka neutronów neutron escape- prędkość ucieczki escape velocity- ucieczka galaktyk recession of the galaxies6. Ekon. (kapitału) flight 7. Sport (w kolarstwie) breakaway- □ ucieczka do Egiptu Bibl. Flight to EgyptThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > uciecz|ka
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