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1 ground the neutral solidly
Макаров: заземлять нейтраль наглухоУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > ground the neutral solidly
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2 neutral
1) нейтральный
2) нейтралный
3) нейтрально-серый
4) однополюсный
5) промежуточный
6) безразличный
7) дистиллятный
– ground the neutral
– insulate the neutral
– neutral absorber
– neutral axis
– neutral diffuser
– neutral equilibrium
– neutral filter
– neutral line
– neutral oxidation
– neutral particle
– neutral phase
– neutral pickup
– neutral plasma
– neutral point
– neutral refractory
– neutral relay
– neutral salt
– neutral terminal
– neutral vertex
– neutral wire
– neutral working
polarized neutral relay — <comput.> реле комбинированное
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3 ground
1) воздушный
2) грунтовать
3) деревянный маяк
4) донный
5) заземленный
6) заземлитель
7) заземлительный
8) заземляющий
9) измельченный
10) измолотый
11) напочвенный
12) нижний
13) основной
14) площадка
15) размолотый
16) якорно-швартовный
17) заземление
18) основание
19) дно моря
20) мотив
21) причина
22) заземлять
23) заложить основание
24) основывать
25) обосновывать
26) базировать
27) грунтовой
28) наземный
29) обоснование
30) полигон
31) почва
32) местность
33) грунт
34) размолот
35) притертый
36) заземлить
– commanding ground
– dead ground
– firm ground
– flat ground
– gain ground
– ground accident
– ground antenna
– ground base
– ground circuit
– ground clearance
– ground cloth
– ground clutter
– ground conductance
– ground connection
– ground control
– ground cushion
– ground drums
– ground echo
– ground effect
– ground elevation
– ground equipment
– ground fault
– ground fiel
– ground fire
– ground floor
– ground for
– ground leak
– ground level
– ground limestone
– ground log
– ground maintenance
– ground moraine
– ground navigation
– ground plate
– ground position
– ground potential
– ground quartz
– ground resolution
– ground seine
– ground sluice
– ground speed
– ground spraying
– ground starter
– ground station
– ground stopper
– ground support
– ground system
– ground tackle
– ground terminal
– ground test
– ground the neutral
– ground towing
– ground wave
– ground ways
– ground wire
– install ground
– level ground
– natural ground
– on sure ground
– partial ground
– pipe ground
– proving ground
– rack ground
– rough ground
– service ground
– soft ground
– station ground
– temporary ground
– undulating ground
– unstable ground
– virtual ground
– Wagner ground
ground position indicator — <aeron.> индикатор положения относительно земли
hydrostatic ground pipe — <energ.> трубка грунтовая гидростатическая
launching ground ways — <engin.> устройство спусковое
satellite ground station — наземная станция системы спутниковой связи
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