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1 прыжок в длину способом прогнувшись и бег по воздуху
Русско-английский спортивный словарь > прыжок в длину способом прогнувшись и бег по воздуху
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2 прыжок в высоту способом ножницы
1) General subject: hitch and kick, hitch kick2) Sports: hitch-and-kick, hitch-kickУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > прыжок в высоту способом ножницы
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3 ножницы
General subject: hitch kick, hitch-kick (при прыжке в длину) -
4 ножницы
General subject: hitch kick, hitch-kick (при прыжке в длину) -
5 рывок
1) General subject: bob, chuck, dart, dash (в беге, игре), dive, flounce, hitch, hoick, jerk, job, shoot, snatch, spirt, sprint, spurt, start, tug, twitch, wap, wrench, wrest, yank, yerk4) Religion: leap5) Economy: rapid progress (шаг вперед, достижение), thrust (толчок), breakthrough (шаг вперед, достижение)6) Mining: drawing shock7) Forestry: hitch (рабочего механизма)8) Polygraphy: hunting (при регулировании натяжения бумажной ленты)9) Jargon: jerk (в спорте) -
6 бросок
1) General subject: body slam (приём в спортивной борьбе), burst, cast, chuck, dart, delivery whip, dive, drive (в бейсболе), fling, flounce, flung, heave, hurl, jounce, mull, mull (и т.п.), pitch, rush, shoot, sprint, spurt, throw (при борьбе), throwing, toss, whip2) Colloquial: go (в спортивных играх), shy4) Military: bound, jump, rushing, short bound, sudden advance, (гранаты) throw, trip5) Engineering: bump, flashing (воды в котле), surge6) Automobile industry: throw (стрелки измерительного прибора)7) Jargon: hustle, twirl (в бейсболе)8) Oil: kick (стрелки измерительного прибора)9) Fishery: darting burst10) Food industry: casting11) Advertising: push14) Arms production: sling15) Makarov: arm, bump (напр. напряжения), inrush (тока), roll (борьба), shot, streak, surge (напряжения), surge voltage (напряжения), voltage surge (напряжения)16) Electrical engineering: kick (стрелки прибора) -
7 толчок
1) General subject: bob, boon, buffet, bunt, butt, cant, clean and jerk, concussion, dig, dig up, fillip, flick, hit, hitch, hoick, ictus, impact, impulse, impulsion, ivy, jab, jerk, job, jog, jolt, jostle, jounce, jumble, jump off, kick, lunge, momentas, poke, prod, prog, propulsion, pulse, pulsion, push, push off, shock, shove, start, stir, stirrer, take off, thrust, toss, urge, wap, yerk, burst, impetus, momentum, stimulus, motive2) Geology: forerunners, shake3) Naval: jolting, projection, pusher6) Sports: jump-off, push-off, repulsion, take-off, thrust against the horse8) Rare: illision9) General subject: toilet10) Railway term: slam12) Polygraphy: jerk (при пуске печатной машины)13) Jargon: charge, whack, flea market (Russian slang), john (US English slang for toilet), crapper (US slang for toilet), lav (short for lavatory), bog (slang for toilet)14) Oil: percussion, surge, tremor16) Graphic expression: jump start (The fact that such initiatives have been very limited suggests they need a jump-start.)17) Mechanics: impact shock18) Automation: jogging20) Makarov: beat (сердечный), bump (тока), burst (ионизации), incitement, kick (ногой, копытом), shock (при землетрясении и т.п.) -
8 толчок
1) hitch
2) impact
3) impetus
4) im<scient.> pulse
5) jar
6) jog
7) kick
8) knock
9) poke
10) propulsion
11) push
12) <phys.> shock
13) stroke
14) thrust
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9 помеха
1) General subject: a spoke in (smb.'s) wheel, a stop to ( smth.) (чему-л.), albatross, annoyance, backset, baffle, balk, barrier, block, clog, crab, crab-tree, crabber, crimp, cross-talk, cumber, disadvantage, disturbance, disturber, drawback, embarrassment, encumbrance, handicap, headache, hinderance, hindrance, hitch, hobble, holdback, impedient, impediment, interception, intercurrence, interference, interruption, intervenient, jam, jog, liability, longstop, mar, marplot, noise, nuisance, obstruction, obstructive, occlusion, pullback, retardation, retarder, retardment, roadblock, stoppage, throttle, trammel, trammels, trouble, bottleneck, obstacle, bogged down, stone of stumbling, halt2) Computers: crosstalk3) Naval: clogging4) Medicine: difficulty, stop5) Colloquial: rub6) American: spoiler7) Obsolete: let8) Latin: remora10) Engineering: bug, contaminating signal, cramp, crosstalk (перекрёстная), interfering signal, jamming (преднамеренная), parasite, perturbation, restriction, undesired signal, unwanted signal11) Chemistry: background noise12) Law: incumbrance, preclusion13) Economy: drag, handicap (напр. в механизме конкуренции)14) Australian slang: a kick in the teeth15) Automobile industry: hindrance (напр. при движении по дороге)16) Mining: counter time17) Diplomatic term: bottleneck (в переговорах), embargo18) Metallurgy: ghost signal, spurious echo, spurious response19) Scottish language: interpellation20) Telecommunications: countermeasure, pickoff21) Textile: misdraw23) Information technology: breakdown, clutter, noisy signal, spurious signal24) Oil: broad-cast interference (от радио вещательной станции), kink, noise background25) Geophysics: artefact, undesirable energy, unwanted energy26) Metrology: cross talk27) Advertising: disturbing factor28) Household appliances: disturbance interference29) EBRD: harassment30) Programming: distorting action (воздействие, вызывающее искажения сигнала. См. Теория управления. Терминология. Вып. 107. М.: Наука, 1988)31) Robots: obstruction (движению)33) Aviation medicine: disability, hazard34) Makarov: alias, bar( часто to), crossing, interference (в анализе), interrupt, pull-back35) oil&gas: distortion36) Phraseological unit: brick wall (An obstacle.) -
10 рывок
flick, hitch, jerk* * *рыво́к м.
dash, jerk, jump, kick
что-л. рабо́тает рывка́ми — smth. is jerky, smth. moves in a series of short jumps* * * -
11 толчок
bump, bumping, hitch, impact, impulse, jar, kick, knock, momentum, percussion, poke, propulsion, pulse, push, shock, stroke, surge, thrust, joltРусско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > толчок
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12 толчок
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