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1 радиологическое воздействие
Русско-английский военный словарь > радиологическое воздействие
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2 радиологическое воздействие
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > радиологическое воздействие
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3 воздействие воздействи·е
influence, effect, impact, forceиметь воздействие — to have an effect / an influence (on / upon), to influence
ограничить воздействие, оказываемое совещанием в верхах — to localize the effect of the summit
оказывать воздействие — to have an impact (on / upon), to have / to exert influence (on / upon)
биологическое воздействие (радиации и т.п.) — biological effect
благотворное воздействие — beneficial / salutory effect / influence
вредное / пагубное воздействие — harmful effects
длительное воздействие — lasting / long-lasting effects
непосредственное воздействие — direct / immediate effect
политическое воздействие — political impact; (в целях принятия определённого решения) political leverage
экономическое воздействие — economic influence / impact; (со стороны государства) economic(al) leverage
воздействие быстрой перемены — the impact of rapid change
воздействие гонки вооружений — effects / impact of the arms race
воздействие на здоровье людей ядерных испытаний — health effects of nuclear tests; воздействие на климат climate-modification
воздействие на окружающую среду — environmental impact / effect
воздействие оружия на психику (о новых видах оружия массового уничтожения и т.п.) — psychological impact of weapons
воздействие ударной волны — blast / shock-wave effect
меры общественного воздействия — measures of public / social influence
Russian-english dctionary of diplomacy > воздействие воздействи·е
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4 радиоактивное заражение
1) General subject: radio-contamination (местности)2) Medicine: radioactive contamination, radiocontamination3) Military: atomic radiation contamination (при ЯВ), nuclear contamination, nuclear fallout, radiation contamination4) Astronautics: radiological effect5) Ecology: contamination6) Makarov: radioactive contamination (местности), radiological contaminationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > радиоактивное заражение
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