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1 грунт основания
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2 неподвижный
1. at rest2. fixedнеподвижный луч; балка с закрепленными концами — fixed beam
шпиндель, неподвижный в осевом направлении — fixed spindle
фиксированная головка; неподвижная головка — fixed head
3. fixed-bed4. nodal5. static6. immobileостается неподвижным — hold immobile (refl.)
остающийся неподвижным — holding immobile (refl.)
7. stiffly8. motionless; fixed; sluggish9. dead10. immovable11. quiescent12. stationary13. stillфотоснимок; неподвижное изображение — still picture
Синонимический ряд:недвижимо (проч.) недвижимо; недвижно -
3 неподвижный
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4 солидное основание
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > солидное основание
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5 основа
1) General subject: b, background, base, basis, bottom, cement (союза), essential, fond, foundation, foundation stone, frame, framework, fundamental, grass roots, grass-roots, groundwork, hardpan (чего-л.), hub, juice, keystone, marrow, principium, principium (действия, устройства), principle, radical (основ), skeleton, soul, source, spine, staff, staple (чего-л.), stem, substruction, the nuts and bolts, the pith and marrow, theme, underpinning, warp (ткани), warp and woof, backbone, frame work, footing, centrepiece2) Aviation: starting point4) Engineering: back, backing, base material, base stock, emulsion carrier, haircloth (хлопчатобумажной, полотняной п шерстяной ткани), origin, substrate, substratum, support5) Chemistry: base (несущий слой), basics, body, backsize7) Anatomy: stroma8) Mathematics: fundamentals, parent, principles, stem (of a word)9) Economy: pivot10) Accounting: foundation (экономики)11) Pharmacology: vehicle13) Diplomatic term: formula14) Painting: support (материал, на который наносится картина; полотно, дерево и т.п.)16) Polygraphy: carcass17) Psychology: hypothesis18) Abbreviation: gd20) Electronics: host material21) Information technology: base (носителя записи), element, handle, heart, (пластины жестого диска) substrate material (пластина диска состоит из основы (substrate material) и магнитного покрытия (magnetic media coating), на которое записываются магнитные импульсы)22) Oil: backing (несущий слой), base (сплава, бурового раствора), base (бурового раствора, нефти), base (бурового раствора, нефти)23) Astronautics: ground24) Banking: vast bulk (vast bulk of the industry’s assets)25) Silicates: base surface27) Drilling: matrice material28) Polymers: body (лакокрасочного материала)29) Automation: (принципиальная) backbone, basic, framework (напр. логической схемы)30) Quality control: principle (устройства)32) Makarov: abb (ткани), base (опора, каркас, остов), base (подложка), base material (соединения), base paper (бумага-основа), basis (в абстрактном или переносном значениях), beam thread (ткани), bed-rock (рассуждения и т.п.), carrier, core (ткани), ends (ткани), fountain, framework (логической схемы), haircloth (хлопчатобумажной, полотняной и шерстяной ткани), host material (соединения), immovable foundation, life, mother, padding (клеёнки, линолеума), principle (действия, устройства), sinew, staff and staple, substrate (подложка), support (печатной платы), underlay, vehicle (краски, лака)33) Electrochemistry: parent plate -
6 неподвижное основа
General subject: immovable foundationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неподвижное основа
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7 неподвижное основание
1) Oil: fixed base2) Arms production: fixed base (напр. прицела), fixed emplacement3) Makarov: immovable foundationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неподвижное основание
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