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1 chain
chain цепь; цепочкаchain of food organisms цепь пищевых организмовchain of transformers цепь потребителейbranched chain разветвленная цепьelectron transport chain цепь переноса электронаfood chain пищевая цепь, цепь питанияheavy chain тяжёлая цепьlight chain лёгкая цепьlinear chain неразветвленная цепьphosphate transfer chain цепь переноса фосфатаpolypeptide chain полипептидная цепьproton-translocating respiratory chain дыхательная цепь переноса протонаredox chain окислительно-восстановительная цепьreflex chain рефлекторная цепьrespiratory chain дыхательная цепьto shorten the chain биохим укорачивать цепьside chain боковая цепьtransfer chain цепь переносаunbranched chain неразветвленная цепьEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > chain
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chain [tʃeɪn]1. n1) цепь; цепо́чка;a chain of mountains го́рная цепь
;a chain of happenings цепь собы́тий
;chain and buckets тех. но́рия
2) (обыкн. pl) око́вы, у́зы4) одноти́пные магази́ны, теа́тры и т.п., принадлежа́щие одно́й фи́рме; систе́ма, сеть;newspaper chains газе́тные тре́сты, объедине́ния
5) attr. цепно́й;chain reaction цепна́я реа́кция
;chain armour ( или mail) кольчу́га
;а) тех. цепна́я переда́ча, цепно́й приво́д;б) по́яс из металли́ческих коле́ц;chain bridge цепно́й мост
;chain broadcasting радио одновре́ме́нная переда́ча одно́й програ́ммы не́сколькими ста́нциями
;chain cable я́корная цепь
2. v1) скрепля́ть це́пью2) ско́вывать; держа́ть в цепя́х;to chain up a dog посади́ть соба́ку на цепь
3) привя́зывать;chained to the desk прико́ванный к пи́сьменному столу́
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3 chain
- chain
- nцепь; мерная цепь
- chain of holes
- chain of locks
- chain of power plants
- chain of triangulation
- band chain
- bucket chain
- door chain
- engineer's chain
- measuring chain
- pitch chain
- safety chain
- sling chains
- tyre-protection chains
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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4 chain down -.
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5 chain hoist
- chain hoist
- nручная цепная [червячная] таль
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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6 chain and buckets
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7 chain armour
chain armour кольчуга -
8 chain belt
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9 chain bridge
chain bridge цепной мост -
10 chain broadcasting radio
chain broadcasting radio одновременная передача одной программы несколькимистанциями -
11 chain cable
chain cable якорная цепь -
12 chain letter
chain letter [ˊtʃeɪnˏletə] nписьмо́, рассыла́емое по цепо́чке не́скольким адреса́там -
13 chain mail
chain mail [ˊtʃeɪnmeɪl] nкольчу́га -
14 chain of happenings
chain of happenings цепь событий -
15 chain of mountains
chain of mountains горная цепь -
16 chain reaction
chain reaction цепная реакция -
17 chain to
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18 chain-gang
chain-gang noun группа каторжников в кандалах, скованных общей цепью -
19 chain-rule
chain-rule noun math. цепное правило -
20 chain-smoker
chain-smoker [ˊtʃeɪnsməυkə] nзая́длый кури́льщик
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