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1 сломя голову
1) General subject: at a breakneck pace, at a breakneck speed, at breakneck pace, at breakneck speed, by leaps and bounds, flat, flat out, full tilt, headlong, hell for leather, lickety split, like anything, pell-mell, pellmell, posthaste, slap bang, slap-bang, for all one is worth, for dear life, at full lick, at a dead run, fit to bust2) Colloquial: flat-out, hell-for-leather, lickety-split3) Poetical language: amain4) Set phrase: (бежать, мчаться, скакать, пр.) at breakneck speed, (бежать, мчаться, скакать, пр.) like mad5) Makarov: like blue murder -
2 порыв
1) General subject: burst, bust, conatus, dash, fit, fling (веселья, гнева и т.п.), gust, impulse, impulsion, lick, outburst, prompting, puff, spasm, spontaneous movement, squall, swirl, transport (чувств), waff (ветра), waft (ветра), waftage (ветра), whiffle (ветра), inspiration (вдохновения и т.д.), whim, urge, (душевный) longing, instinct2) Aviation: blast4) French: elan5) Military: (наступательный) impetus, sally (чувств)8) Railway term: inrush10) Oil: leak, pipe leak (трубопровода)12) Advertising: flight15) Makarov: atmospheric gust (ветра), break, eddy (ветра), flush (чувства), gush, gust (поток воздуха), impetuosity, slap (ветра), transports (чувства)16) oil&gas: guillotine rupture, rupture, rupture tear -
3 удар
1) General subject: a smack in the eye, a smack in the face, apoplexy, ball (мячом), bang, batting, beat, blow, bobbing, box, buffet (рукой; также перен.), bummer, bump, bunt (головой, рогами), bust, butt (головой, рогами), cant, chop (рубящий), clap (грома), clap up (грома), clip, clour (по голове), cob, crack, cracker, cuff (особ. рукой по голове или лицу), cut, dint, drop kick, fib, fit of apoplexy (апоплексичесуий), flap, foin (колющим оружием), hack (топора, мотыги), hit, ictus, impact, impingement, ivy, jab, jolt (тж. перен.), kick, knock, knock-back, lunge, onslaught, outshoot, pant, passado (рапирой), peal, percussion, pick (чем-либо острым), push, scat, shake, shock, shoot, sickener, slap (по самолюбию и т.п.), slat, sling, smeller, smite, sock, spat, stab (острым оружием), strike, stroke, stroke-oar, swat, thrust, thwack (сильный), verberation (в колокол), wap, welt, wham, whop (тяжёлый), yerk, impulse, impulsion, jostle2) Geology: concussion, pulse5) Dialect: put7) Literal: shot9) Military: assault, assault, attack, attack, (неожиданный) blitz, (внезапный) coup, drive, hook, shock effect, slam10) Engineering: blow (молотом), bump (сильный толчок при наезде на препятствие), detonation, impact (соударение), interference (движущихся деталей), jenny (в бильярде), knock (стук), stroke (молотом)11) Rare: dub, illision, verberation (в колокол и т.п.)12) Chemistry: knocking14) Mathematics: impaction against15) Automobile industry: brunt, bumping, clash, dash, interference, jerk, poke, shock action, sweep16) Forestry: chock17) Metallurgy: blow (при ковке)18) Music: touch19) Polygraphy: bounce (накатного валика о кромку формного цилиндра), jog20) Scottish language: chap22) Jargon: biff, boot, bop (кулаком, дубинкой), charge, fourpenny one, body blow (He has had a good many ups and downs in his life but his wife's leaving him was a body blow — У него много в жизни было чего, но когда от него ушла жена, это был действительно удар), wack, belt (в бейсболе), bingle (в бейсболе), clout, juice, make, plug, slam (в бейсболе), slosh, slug, wallop (в бейсболе), whack (в бейсболе)25) Mechanics: slap26) Polymers: thump27) Automation: clashing, impact shock28) Aviation medicine: abrupt impact, squat, squatting29) Makarov: arm, blast (струи), blasting (в микрофоне от дыхания исполнителя или ветра), blow (молотом, кулаком и т.п.), bounce, box (рукой или кулаком), bump (сильный толчок о что-л., напр. при наезде), clump, impact (одного тела о другое, соударение), impulse (механический), impulse (сердца), impulsive force (одного тела о другое, соударение), kick (ногой, копытом), rap (лёгкий), shock (моральный), shock (одного тела о другое, соударение), shock (потрясение), shock (при землетрясении и т.п.), snap, stroke (молотом, кулаком и т.п.), swash, winning shot (по воротам)30) Taboo: hitting31) Security: impact effect
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