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1 двигатель, у которого в части цилиндров выключено зажигание
Automobile industry: shorted-out engine (применяется при промывке), snorted-out engineУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > двигатель, у которого в части цилиндров выключено зажигание
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1) Engineering: shorted, squirrel-cage2) Railway term: commutated bars3) Automobile industry: snorted out4) Electronics: short-circuited5) Automation: short-closed6) Quality control: shorted-out -
3 из песни слова не выкинешь
посл.lit. you can't throw words out of a song; cf. varnished tale can't be round; the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth- Как в песне поётся: Шахтёр пашенки не пашет, / Косы в руки не берёт, / Чуть настанет воскресенье... - Он к шинкарочке идёт!.. Знаем мы эту песню! - фыркнул Светличный. - А что же? - обиделся старик. - Из песни слов не выкинешь... - Слова что! А шинкарочку выкинуть надо бы!.. (Б. Горбатов, Донбасс) — 'You know how the song goes: The miner doesn't plough, The field he doesn't stub, As soon as he gets his pay - ' 'Off he goes to the pub! Yes we know that song!' Svetlichny snorted. 'What's wrong with it!' The old man sounded offended. 'You can't throw the words out of a song.' 'No, but you can throw the pub out!'
- Вот так, Вячеслав Иванович, - продолжал Слепцов... - Расстроилась Ольга Петровна... Может, я слишком это... всё подробно... Но, как говорится, слова из песни... Такого человека потерять... (Эм. Казакевич, При свете дня) — 'So that's how it was, Vyacheslav Ivanovich,' repeated Sleptsov... 'Olga Petrovna seems to be upset. Maybe I said too much. Needn't have given her all those details. But 'no word of a song can be dropped' as the saying goes. To have lost a husband like him!'
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