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гидротермальный источник
Гейзер с горячей водой, находящийся на суше или морском дне.
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[vent] 1. сущ.1) тех.Syn:to give vent to one's feelings — отвести душу, дать выход своим чувствам
He gave vent to his pent-up feelings. — Он дал выход сдерживаемым чувствам.
He found (a) vent for his anger in smashing the crockery. — Он излил свой гнев, перебив всю посуду.
Passion found vent in words. — Страсть нашла выражение в словах.
Laughter is a vent of any sudden joy. — Смех - выражение всякой внезапной радости.
3) клапан ( духового инструмента)4) зоол. анальное отверстие у птиц и рыб5) воен. запальный канал7) шотл. дымоход; труба8) полюсное отверстие ( парашюта)2. гл.1) сделать отверстие (в чём-л.)2)A total of 10 millicuries of krypton was vented to the atmosphere. — 10 милликюри криптона было выпущено в атмосферу.
б) ( vent oneself) находить выход, изливаться3) выражать, высказывать; давать выход; изливатьI vented my soul in a line to Mr. P. — Я излил душу в письме к мистеру П.
to vent one's fury / anger on smb. — срывать зло, гнев на ком-л.
It's wrong to vent your anger on the children, they were not at fault. — Совершенно неправильно срывать зло на детях, они были не виноваты.
This cheerfulness has vented itself in his playful poetry. — Эта жизнерадостность нашла выражение в его шутливой поэзии.
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Hydrothermal vent — Marine habitats White smokers emitting liquid carbon dioxide at the Champagne vent, Northwest Eifuku volcano, Marianas Trench Marine National Monument Littoral zone … Wikipedia
hydrothermal vent — noun Date: 1975 a fissure in the ocean floor especially at or near a mid ocean ridge from which mineral rich superheated water issues … New Collegiate Dictionary
hydrothermal vent — an ocean bed site where hot, sulphur rich water vents from a geothermal source; with a unique fauna including associated fishes … Dictionary of ichthyology
hydrothermal vent — Oceanog., Geol. an opening on the floor of the sea from which hot, mineral rich solutions issue. Cf. vent1 (def. 2). * * * … Universalium
hydrothermal vent — noun a hot spring, on the floor of the ocean, mostly along the central axes of the mid ocean ridges, where heated fluids emerge from fissures in the Earths crust … Wiktionary
hydrothermal vent — noun an opening in the sea floor out of which heated mineral rich water flows … English new terms dictionary
hydrothermal vent — noun : a fissure in the ocean floor near a midocean ridge that spews forth mineral rich superheated water which provides the metabolic essentials (as sulfur) for nearby ecosystems containing hyperthermophilic chemosynthetic microorganisms … Useful english dictionary
Magic Mountain (hydrothermal vent) — Magic Mountain is a large long lived hydrothermal vent site on the southern Explorer Ridge, located about 150 miles west of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. Unlike most hydrothermal systems found in the Pacific Ocean, Magic Mountain is … Wikipedia
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Vent — may refer to:* Volcano, an opening in the Earth s surface which allows molten rock, ash and gases to escape ** Deep sea vent, or black smoker , a type of hydrothermal vent found on the ocean floor *Plumbing drainage venting, pipes leading from… … Wikipedia
vent — I. verb Etymology: Middle English, in part from 2vent, in part short for aventen to release (air), from Anglo French aventer, alteration of Old French esventer to air, from es ex (from Latin ex ) + vent wind, from Latin ventus more at wind Date:… … New Collegiate Dictionary