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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > fleeting moment
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fleeting ['fli:tɪŋ](memory) fugace; (beauty, pleasure) passager;∎ for a fleeting moment l'espace d'un instant;∎ to catch a fleeting glimpse of apercevoir, entrevoir;∎ to give sb a fleeting glance lancer un regard rapide à qn;∎ to give sth a fleeting glance jeter un coup d'œil rapide à qch -
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♦ moment /ˈməʊmənt/n.1 momento; attimo; istante: Please wait a moment, aspetta un momento!; Just a moment!, un momento!; I don't think it's the right moment to tell him, non credo sia il momento giusto per parlargliene; the ( very) moment ( that), appena, non appena: I came the very moment I heard the news, sono venuto non appena ho saputo la notizia; (at) any moment, in qualsiasi momento; da un momento all'altro; at the moment, al momento; ora; adesso NOTA D'USO: - actually o at the moment?-; at this moment, in questo momento; per il momento; in an unguarded moment, in un momento di abbassamento della guardia; at an opportune moment, in un momento conveniente (o opportuno); for a fleeting moment, per un attimo; for the moment, momentaneamente; per il momento; in a moment, in un momento; in un attimo; a momenti; fra breve: DIALOGO → - Taking a seat in a restaurant- I'll bring you the menu in just a moment, vi porto subito il menu4 (fis., mecc., stat.) momento: moment of inertia, momento d'inerzia; bending moment, momento flettente● (fig.) the moment of truth, il momento della verità □ not for a moment!, giammai!; mai e poi mai! □ to the moment, con esattezza, con precisione; con puntualità assoluta □ to be having a moment, avere i cinque minuti; avere un momento di défaillance □ to have one's (o its) moments, avere i propri buoni momenti: It's not the film of the year, but it has its moments, non è il film dell'anno, ma ha i suoi buoni momenti □ Come this moment, vieni subito! □ Wait half a moment, aspetta un attimo!NOTA D'USO: - moment- -
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adjectiveflüchtig; vergänglich [Natur, Schönheit]* * *fleet·ing[ˈfli:tɪŋ, AM -t̬-]adj flüchtig, vergänglich\fleeting beauty vergängliche Schönheit\fleeting encounter/glance flüchtige Begegnung/flüchtiger Blick\fleeting idea [or thought] plötzlicher Einfallfor a \fleeting moment für einen kurzen Augenblick\fleeting opportunity kurzfristige Gelegenheit\fleeting smile flüchtiges Lächeln\fleeting time schnell vergehende Zeit* * *['fliːtɪŋ]adjmoment, thought flüchtigto catch or get a fleeting glimpse of sb/sth — einen flüchtigen Blick auf jdn/etw werfen können
to make a fleeting appearance — sich kurz sehen lassen; (on TV) kurz auftreten
* * *a) jemanden, etwas kurz zu Gesicht bekommen,b) von jemandem, etwas einen flüchtigen Eindruck bekommen* * *adjectiveflüchtig; vergänglich [Natur, Schönheit]fleeting visit — Stippvisite, die (ugs.)
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['fliːtɪŋ]aggettivo [memory, pleasure] passeggero, effimero; [ visit] rapido, breve; [ moment] fuggente; [ glance] fugace* * *fleeting /ˈfli:tɪŋ/a.breve; fugace; fuggitivo; passeggero: for a fleeting moment, per un attimo; to catch a fleeting glimpse of sb., vedere q. di sfuggita.* * *['fliːtɪŋ] -
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flüchtig, vergänglich;\fleeting beauty vergängliche Schönheit;\fleeting encounter/ glance flüchtige Begegnung/flüchtiger Blick;for a \fleeting moment für einen kurzen Augenblick;\fleeting opportunity kurzfristige Gelegenheit;\fleeting smile flüchtiges Lächeln;\fleeting time schnell vergehende Zeit; -
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Adj1. क्षणभंगुरFor a fleeting moment, I thought that I have recognised the thief. -
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tr['fliːtɪŋ]1 fugaz, breve, efímero,-afleeting ['fli:t̬ɪŋ] adj: fugaz, breveadj.• efímero, -a adj.• fugaz adj.• fugitivo, -a adj.• pasajero, -a adj.'fliːtɪŋadjective (usu before n) fugaz, breve['fliːtɪŋ]ADJ1) (=brief) [impression] momentáneo; [visit] breve; [moment] breve, fugazto have or catch a fleeting glimpse of sth/sb — alcanzar a ver algo/a algn fugazmente
2) (=ephemeral) [joy, popularity] fugaz, efímero; [beauty] pasajero* * *['fliːtɪŋ]adjective (usu before n) fugaz, breve -
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1. центробежный момент2. момент центробежных силEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > centrifugal moment
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1. факторный момент2. факториальный моментThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > factorial moment
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English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > aerodynamic moment
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