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1. n мигание; морганиеseveral blinks will get a cinder out of the eye — моргнув несколько раз, удалишь соринку из глаза
2. n мерцание; небольшая вспышка света3. n миг, мгновение4. n шотл. быстрый взгляд5. n ледяной отблескto be on the blink — потерпеть аварию ; выйти из строя
6. v мигать, моргать7. v щуриться8. v ослеплять9. v мерцать10. v смотреть, посматриватьhe had the crust to look me in the eyeball without a blink — у него хватило наглости смотреть мне прямо в глаза
11. v скисать12. v избегать, игнорировать13. v закрывать глазаСинонимический ряд:1. flash (noun) flash; flicker; glance; gleam; glimmer; glimpse; glint; peek; peep; sight; spark; twinkle; wink2. flicker (verb) flash; flicker; gleam; glimmer; glint; sparkle; twinkle3. flinch (verb) do a double take; flinch; recoil; wince4. wink (verb) bat; flutter; nictate; nictitate; squint; winkАнтонимический ряд:note; notice; visit -
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bradyseism
A long-continued, extremely slow vertical instability of the crust, as in the volcanic district west of Naples, Italy, where the Phlegraean bradyseism has involved up-and-down movements between 6 m below sea level and 6 m above over a period of more than 2.000 years. (Source: BJGEO)
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