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1 to make a request that is much higher than you expect to receive
Business: high-ballУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > to make a request that is much higher than you expect to receive
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2 много
1. неопред. числит. (с сущ. в ед. ч.) much*, plenty of; a lot of разг.; (с сущ. во мн. ч.) many*, plenty of; a lot of разг.много работы — much*, или plenty of, work; a lot of work
много времени — much*, или plenty of, time
много книг — many*, или plenty of, books; a lot of books
много раз — many* times
много лет — many* years
так много — (с сущ. в ед. ч.) so much; (с сущ. во мн. ч.) so many
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прошло много времени — a long time elapsedочень много — (с сущ. в ед. ч.) very much; a lot of, a great deal of; (с сущ. во мн. ч.) a great many, very many
очень много работы — very much, или a great deal of, work
очень много книг — very many books, a great many books, a lot of books, a large number of books
2. нареч. (с гл.) much*, a great deal; a lot разг.много знать — know* much*; know* a great deal; know* a lot
3. нареч. (с нареч. в сравн. ст.) much♢
ни много ни мало — no less thanпо многу лет и т. п. — for many years, etc., on end, или at a stretch
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3 много
1) колич. числит. (с сущ. в ед.) much, a lot of; (с сущ. во мн.) many, numerous, a lot ofмно́го рабо́ты — a lot of work
мно́го вре́мени — a long time
прошло́ мно́го вре́мени — a long time elapsed
мно́го наро́ду — a lot of people
мно́го книг — many [a lot of] books
мно́го раз — many times
мно́го лет — many years
так мно́го (с сущ. в ед.) — so much; (с сущ. во мн.) so many
о́чень мно́го (с сущ. в ед.) — very much; a lot of, a great deal of; (с сущ. во мн.) a great many, very many
о́чень мно́го рабо́ты — a great deal of work
о́чень мно́го книг — very many books, a great many books, a large number of books
2) нареч. (с гл.) much, a great deal; a lotмно́го знать — know much [a great deal; a lot]
мно́го разгова́ривать — talk a lot
мно́го рабо́тать — work hard
3) нареч. (с нареч. в сравн. ст.) muchмно́го лу́чше — much better
мно́го вы́ше — much higher
••ни мно́го ни ма́ло — no less than
по мно́гу лет — for many years on end [at a stretch]
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4 значительно
•Rays belonging to modes well above cutoff...
•Saturn's atmosphere is markedly thicker than Jupiter's.
•Pressures within Uranus and Neptune are significantly (or much) lower than within Jupiter and Saturn.
•In the parallel-slot type the core is materially greater than in the radial.
•Compounds of potassium are decidedly (or far, or much, or considerably) less common than those of sodium.
•This factor can contribute materially (or substantially, or appreciably, or markedly).
•33,000 ft lb/min is rather more than the average horse is capable of, but it has been adopted by engineers and is known as a horse-power.
•The treatment effects are significantly (or vastly, or greatly) different from zero.
•The Curie point of barium titanite is substantially (or much) higher.
•The local temperature may be vastly greater than (or may greatly exceed) the macroscopic cathode temperature.
•In every case the percent of absolute line pressure pulsation was way below [or much lower (or lower by far) than] the allowable 3% level.
* * *Значительно -- much, many, far, well; substantially, considerably, significantly, greatly, vastly, remarkablyIncreasing solidity will, eventually, impede circulation, thus decreasing the heat transfer coefficient significantly.In fact the structure is remarkably different in the two pictures.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > значительно
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5 значительно
•Rays belonging to modes well above cutoff...
•Saturn's atmosphere is markedly thicker than Jupiter's.
•Pressures within Uranus and Neptune are significantly (or much) lower than within Jupiter and Saturn.
•In the parallel-slot type the core is materially greater than in the radial.
•Compounds of potassium are decidedly (or far, or much, or considerably) less common than those of sodium.
•This factor can contribute materially (or substantially, or appreciably, or markedly).
•33,000 ft lb/min is rather more than the average horse is capable of, but it has been adopted by engineers and is known as a horse-power.
•The treatment effects are significantly (or vastly, or greatly) different from zero.
•The Curie point of barium titanite is substantially (or much) higher.
•The local temperature may be vastly greater than (or may greatly exceed) the macroscopic cathode temperature.
•In every case the percent of absolute line pressure pulsation was way below [or much lower (or lower by far) than] the allowable 3% level.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > значительно
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6 значительно больше
•Astronautical engineers must be vastly (or considerably, or much, or far) more weight conscious than...
•Well in excess of 80%...
•Well over 250 nuts were rejected.
* * *Значительно большеMany more cracks were formed during tests in argon than in the other atmospheres.The measured pressure variation at the inlet indicates that the initial pressure gradient on the outer wall is much higher.The maximum pressure cited is well over two times the average. (.. двухкратного среднего значения...)The total number of runs required for this speed is substantially more than for modal balancing.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > значительно больше
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7 большинство различий
Большинство различий-- Doubtless, much of the difference is tied to the fact that the present airfoil has an inlet angle of typically 42 deg whereas the vane of reference [...] has axial inlet (90 deg) and, hence, a much higher flow convergence.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > большинство различий
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8 более высокий намного уровень
более высокий намного уровень — much higher levelРусско-английский словарь биологических терминов > более высокий намного уровень
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9 намного более высокий уровень
намного более высокий уровень — much higher levelРусско-английский словарь биологических терминов > намного более высокий уровень
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10 уровень намного более высокий
уровень намного более высокий — much higher levelРусско-английский словарь биологических терминов > уровень намного более высокий
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11 меняться на обратный
•Sodium ion is present in much higher concentration than potassium ion, whereas their concentration ratio is reversed (.e. K+ > Na+) in the fluid of muscle cells.
•Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > меняться на обратный
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12 значительно большее
General subject: much higherУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > значительно большее
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13 значительный
1) General subject: appreciable, big, fair, first, formidable, goodly, groundbreaking, handsome, heavy, important, large, major, mattery, meaning, more, notable, on the map, one for the book, one for the books, powerful, pretty, protuberant, respectable, round, sensible, significant, sizable, smartish, smartish (и т.п.), substantial, suggestive, telling, tidy, vast, high, intense, wide, eye-watering (обычно о денежных суммах - an eye-watering amount is extremely high or large, and much higher or larger than you would expect - http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/eye-watering), measurable, not-insubstantial, gravitas, prominent, critical, mighty, ambitious, hefty4) Bookish: substantive5) Mathematics: no mean6) Railway term: sizable (по размеру)7) Accounting: fair (о количестве)8) Diplomatic term: serious9) Psychology: momentous10) Scottish language: gey11) Jargon: hiyee12) Information technology: topical13) Oil: considerable14) Taxes: high average15) Patents: epoch-making17) Quality control: dramatic18) Makarov: meaningful, strong, valuable19) General subject: non-negligible -
14 поднимать
поднять (вн.)1. (в разн. знач.) lift (d.), raise (d.); (о глазах, руках тж.) lift up (d.); (что-л. тяжёлое) heave* (d.)поднимать руку на кого-л. — lift one's hand against smb.
поднимать бокал (за вн.) — raise one's glass (to)
поднимать оружие — take* up arms
поднимать паруса — hoist / set* sail
поднимать флаг — hoist a flag; мор. make* the colours
2. ( подбирать) pick up (d.)3. ( повышать) raise (d.)поднимать производительность труда — raise the productivity of labour, raise labour productivity
поднимать престиж (рд.) — enhance the prestige (of)
поднимать значение (рд.) — enhance the importance (of), raise the significance (of)
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поднимать на ноги — rouse (d.), get* up (d.)поднимать новину, целину — break* fresh ground, open up virgin lands
поднимать вопрос — raise a question
поднимать восстание — excite, или stir up, rebellion
поднимать шум, крик — make* a noise, set* up a clamour
поднимать голову — hold* up one's head
поднимать кого-л. на смех — make* a laughing-stock of smb.
поднимать нос — put* on airs идиом.
поднимать настроение — cheer up (d.), raise the spirits (of)
поднимать на воздух ( взрывать) — blow* up (d.)
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15 меняться на обратный
•Sodium ion is present in much higher concentration than potassium ion, whereas their concentration ratio is reversed (.e. K+ > Na+) in the fluid of muscle cells.
•Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > меняться на обратный
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16 выбор ... не имеет большого смысла
Выбор... не имеет большого смысла-- There is little point in choosing a much higher pressure ratio.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > выбор ... не имеет большого смысла
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17 интуитивно казалось бы, что
Интуитивно казалось бы, что-- Intuitively one might think that soft materials would always give a much higher friction than harder material.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > интуитивно казалось бы, что
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18 повреждение поверхности
Повреждение поверхности-- Fig. shows that the relative surface attack of 713LC superalloy is much higher than that of the HPSi3N4 ceramic.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > повреждение поверхности
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19 проявляться
Проявляться - to show up; to manifest itself, to be manifested; to be reflectedAs has already been stated, some defects on the cage show up at the ball spin frequency.Проявляться вThe effect of such damage is manifested by large reductions in 870oC tensile ductility of the preexposed material.It is reflected by an increase in the intensity and width of the wear track coupled with the increasing absence of grinding marks.These differences are reflected in the much higher deposition rates measured for the standard dopant.The permanent distortion showed up as a severe increase in the thread densities in the affected areas.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > проявляться
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20 скорость
Скорость (схлопывания пузырька)-- The equation defining the collapse velocity of a vapor cavitation bubble is... Скорость (охлаждения)-- As is evident from the above the cooldown rate depends on the temperature difference between the inner surface and the reference sink. скорость (загрязнения)-- this produced a contamination rate of 125 milligrams of contaminants per hour. Скорость (диффузии)-- At 980°C, the diffusion rates for both Al and O are much higher than those at 870°C.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > скорость
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