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1 склоновый сток
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2 склоновый сток
1) Fishery: surface runoff2) Ecology: overland flow, overland run-off, sheet flow, slope run-off, slope runoff3) Makarov: overland runoff, surface flow4) General subject: prechannel flow -
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1) General subject: a way down, alighting, chute, climbdown, come-down, declivity, descending motion, descent, discharge, dismount (действие), down, down-run (лыжный спорт), downcome, downhill, downtake, drain, draining (воды или масла), escapement (часов), imposition (полосы набора, формы), launch, quarter, slipway (для гидросамолётов), slope, versant2) Geology: back fall, bleed, decline, downgrade, drainage, escape, outlet (источника), runnel, way down3) Aviation: letdown4) Naval: launch (судна на воду), launching (судна на воду), lay (троса)5) Sports: line (сноубординг, горные лыжи)6) Military: coasting grade, launching (на воду), pull-off (курка)7) Engineering: bleeding, blowoff (воды), chute (устройство типа лотка или жёлоба), descendance, descending grade, discharging (сброс), down grade, fall, falling grade, let-off (пружины), tapping, triggering8) Agriculture: ramp9) Chemistry: blow-up10) Construction: blowing off, dripping (конденсата), minus grade, outflow, outgo11) Mathematics: incline12) Railway term: depth of fall, downward journey, drainage (воды или масла), shoot13) Automobile industry: backfall, downward slope, drainage (воды, масла), draining (воды, масла), running-in (напр. бурового долота в скважину)14) Architecture: dip15) Mining: down-grade, down-hill, eduction, lowering (бальи, клети, скипа), shifting, taking-down, tapping (воды), tramming (врубовой машины), way-down16) Forestry: lowering (of wood downhill), slide17) Metallurgy: downward motion, ladleful, ladleful (количество металла, выпущенного из печи за один раз)18) Polygraphy: imposing (печатной формы), release (затвора), releaser, releaser (затвора), sinkage19) Textile: let20) Oil: bleeding-off, deflation, drawoff, going-in (инструмента в скважину), landing (колонны), lowering, pulldown (бурового инструмента), running (снаряда или труб в скважину), running-in (труб или инструмента в скважину), running-off, setting, tapping off, trip-in (бурильного инструмента)21) Astronautics: drop, entry, reentry phase22) Leather: skive23) Geophysics: run24) Mechanic engineering: delivery chamber, exhaust, running-out (каната, ремня цепи)25) Mechanics: setdown26) Coolers: purging (газа или воздуха)27) Drilling: draw-off, scavenging, trigger, unlocking29) Oil&Gas technology disposal30) Polymers: dumping32) Arms production: detent, grind (наклонная боковая часть лезвия ножа)33) Makarov: bleeding (газа, жидкости), chute (устройство типа лотка или желоба), depression, descending, descent (движение вниз), discharge (воды), discharge (выпуск, сброс, разгрузка), downgrade (уклон), dump, launching (судна, катера и т.п. на воду), negative grade, release (выпуск, сброс, разгрузка)34) Gold mining: drophole35) oil&gas: pipe running, run in hole (в скважину), string running36) Mountain climbing: descend -
4 поверхностный склоновый сток
1) Engineering: direct surface flow, overland, overland runoff, sheet flow, slope water, surface flow, surface-water flow2) Ecology: overland flow, surface run-offУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > поверхностный склоновый сток
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5 поверхностный склоновый сток
direct surface flow, sheet flow, surface(-water) flow, overland, overland runoff, slope waterРусско-английский политехнический словарь > поверхностный склоновый сток
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