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1 камуфляжная окраска
1) General subject: camo paint2) Military: baffle painting, blend, camouflage coat, camouflage paint pattern, camouflage painting, pattern painting, shading painting, shadow painting3) Automobile industry: shadow shading4) Security: camouflage patternУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > камуфляжная окраска
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2 маскировочная окраска
1) General subject: shadow shading2) Naval: baffle painter3) Military: baffle painting, camouflage coat, camouflage coat painting, camouflage paint pattern, camouflage painting, dazzle paint, dazzle painting, disguising colouring, protective paint, shadow painting4) Engineering: camouflage paint, protective painting5) Automobile industry: baffle paint6) Makarov: shadow shasing7) Security: camouflage pattern, pattern paintingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > маскировочная окраска
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3 оттенок
1) General subject: cast, colour, complexion, contrast, flavor, gradation, hint, hue, savor, shade, smack, spice (чего-либо), suspicion, tincture (какого-либо цвета), tinge, tint, tone, touch, undertone2) French: nuance3) Engineering: color, tingle, tone color4) Chemistry: secondary tint, tinct5) Construction: colour tone6) Mathematics: inflection7) Automobile industry: dash8) Architecture: key (о красках), overtone9) Painting: key10) Forestry: complementary color, dye, hue (полученный при смешивании красок чистых тонов), taint11) Polygraphy: underhue12) Psychology: color hue, color tint14) Information technology: hue (символов на экране дисплея), shader16) Advertising: flavour17) Patents: shading set19) Makarov: gradation (разновидность, градация, переход), hue (разновидность), hue (разновидность цвета), note (запаха), savour, shade (в серии тонов более тёмный), strain, tang, tinge (легкое видоизменение цвета), tint (один из нескольких тонов того же цвета), tone (запаха), undertint -
4 светотень
1) General subject: checkered light and shade, chequered light and shade, clair obscure, clare obscure, clear obscure2) Engineering: clear-obscure, light and shade3) Architecture: effects of light and shade, lighting4) Painting: chiaroscuro, clair-obscure, clare-obscure, light-and-shade5) Art: light and shadow6) Psychology: shading (как детерминанта в тесте Г. Роршаха)7) Psychoanalysis: shading (как детерминанта в тесте Г.Роршаха) -
5 защитная окраска
1) General subject: mimic colouration, mimic colouring, mimical colouration ( colouring), obliterative colouration2) Biology: protective colouration3) Zoology: countershading, procrypsis4) Naval: dazzle, dazzle paint (военных судов), protective painting5) Botanical term: protective coloration, protective colouring6) Engineering: protection paint (изделий), protective coloring7) Automobile industry: baffle paint, baffle painting, protective paint8) Ecology: cryptic coloration, obliterative shading -
6 закраска
2) Engineering: painting (в машинной графике)3) Mining: fill (части изображения)4) Information technology: fill pattern, flooding5) Advertising: fill6) Robots: inking (однотонная) (части изображения)7) Makarov: staining -
7 раскраска
1) General subject: coloration, colouring, illumination, colouring book2) Geology: painting3) Railway term: (п/состава) livery (и надписей)4) Automobile industry: livery (применительно к гоночным машинам)5) Information technology: paint6) Advertising: shading7) Drilling: coloring8) Makarov: colouration
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