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1 soundman
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3 акустик
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1) acoustician
2) soundman, sound technician* * *1) acoustician 2) soundman, sound technician* * * -
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1) Naval: soundman2) Engineering: acoustician -
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1) American: sonic operator2) Military: acoustic sensor operator, soundman3) Engineering: asdic operator, sonar operator, sonarman4) Telecommunications: submarine-detector operator5) Makarov: submarine detector -
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1) General subject: recordist, sound engineer, soundman2) Engineering: audio operator, sound monitor, sound operator, sound-man3) Cinema: floor mixer, knob twister, mixer, sound technician, sound director4) Telecommunications: sound man5) Jargon: Winchell6) Advertising: audio engineer, audio-control engineer, recording director, sound mixer -
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1) General subject: soundman (AD), audio engineer (иногда sound engineer) (человек, создающий аудиозапись, её обработку, микширование, сведение и мастеринг; обеспечивающий качественную передачу звука при аудио и видеотрансляции, а также), studio manager2) Engineering: audio producer, balance engineer, mixer3) Music: sound engineer, sound man, programmer4) TV: audio operator5) Advertising: sound control supervisor, sound supervisor -
10 оформитель звуковых эффектов
General subject: soundmanУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > оформитель звуковых эффектов
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11 акустик
м.1. ( специалист в области акустики) acoustician2. (работник, обслуживающий звукоулавливающие аппараты) soundman*, sound technician -
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м.1) ( специалист в области акустики) acoustician [əkuːs-]2) ( инженер по звуку) soundman, sound technician -
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мsound engineer, soundman -
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1. soundman2. acoustics
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