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2) Geology: ice clogging3) Engineering: ice jam, pressure ice, pressure ice-jam4) Construction: blocking of ice, ice dam, ice jamming5) Ecology: ice gorge7) Makarov: ice-dam stage -
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1) General subject: backup, block (движения), blockade (движения), bunching, congestion, congestion (уличного движения), foul up, gorge, hold-up (движения), jam, jam-up (в уличном движении), lock (в уличном движении), lodgment, logjam (при сплаве леса), mash, obstruction, tangle, traffic jam (в уличном движении), snarl-up, gridlock2) Computers: wedgitude3) Naval: log jam (при лесосплаве)4) American: raft (на сплаве; тж. timber raft)6) Engineering: blockage, choking, jamming, obstruction (помеха), raft (на лесосплаве), stoppage7) Agriculture: (ледяной) ice jam8) Chemistry: mesh9) Construction: traffic congestion (в движении транспортного потока)10) Railway term: congestion (в движении)11) Accounting: stop (в движении транспорта)12) Automobile industry: congestion (движения), road congestion, traffic block13) Mining: bottle-neck, congestion (движения)14) Road works: crowding15) Gastronomy: wort16) Forestry: lodgement, log jam, plug (брёвен при сплаве), raft (на сплаве)17) Information technology: blocking (в сети), clogging, wreck (в механизме)18) Ecology: ice gorge20) Makarov: blockage (помеха), blocking (напр. на реке), choke, congestion (задержка в движении на дороге), foul-up, ice jam, ice jam (скопление шуги с включением мелкобитого льда, вызывающее стеснение водного сечения реки и связанный с ним подъем уровня воды), jam (в уличном движении), jam (задержка в движении на дороге), jam (при подаче перфокарт), jamming (задержка в движении на дороге), mash (смесь для брожения), mash mass, traffic bottleneck, traffic tangle21) Security: bottleneck22) General subject: hanging dam -
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block, choking, mash пищ., gorge, jam, jamming, lock, ( на лесосплаве) raft* * *зато́р м.1. ( задержка в движении на дороге) congestion, jam(ming)2. ( помеха) obstruction, blockage3. ( смесь для брожения) mashледяно́й зато́р — ice jam* * *
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Gorge fishing — Gorge Gorge, n. [F. gorge, LL. gorgia, throat, narrow pass, and gorga abyss, whirlpool, prob. fr. L. gurgea whirlpool, gulf, abyss; cf. Skr. gargara whirlpool, g[.r] to devour. Cf. {Gorget}.] 1. The throat; the gullet; the canal by which food… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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