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высота характерной волны
Средняя высота волны, измеренная от гребня к впадине, применительно к одной трети самых высоких волн.
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > significant wave height
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English-Russian dictionary of geology > significant wave height
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1) Морской термин: характерная высота волны2) Нефть: высота характерной волны3) Глоссарий компании Сахалин Энерджи: показательная высота волны4) Сахалин А: значительная высота волныУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > significant wave height
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Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > significant wave height
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Англо-русский словарь по проекту Сахалин II > significant wave height
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1. n волна, вал2. n подъём, волна, взрывchannel wave — волна, распространяющаяся в звуковом канале
3. n демографический взрыв4. n наплыв5. n маханиеa wave of the hand — взмах руки, сигнал рукой
6. n волнистость7. n завивкаpermanent wave — перманент, шестимесячная завивка
8. n физ. волна, волновой импульс9. n радио волна, сигнал, колебание10. n воен. атакующая цепь; эшелон, волна11. n текст. извитостьa man who does not make waves — человек, ничего собой не представляющий
12. v развеваться; качаться13. v развевать; размахивать, махать14. v волноваться15. v волновать16. v виться17. v завивать18. v подавать знак19. v отмахнуться; отклонить, отвергнутьСинонимический ряд:1. breaker (noun) breaker; comber; crest; curl; gush; ripple; surf; surge; swell; undulation; whitecap2. beat (verb) beat; flap; flop; flutter; fly3. brandish (verb) brandish; swing; wield4. curve (verb) curl; curve; roll5. greet (verb) beckon; call; greet; indicate; motion; signal6. sweep (verb) flourish; sweep7. undulate (verb) billow; blow; fluctuate; oscillate; quaver; rock; sway; swell; undulate8. wag (verb) lash; switch; wag; waggle; woggle
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