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1 приливная волна
1) General subject: tidal wave, tide-rip, tide-wave, tidal flow (система регулирования, обеспечивающая безостановочное движение транспорта)2) Naval: tidal bulge, tide bulge3) Physics: tidal bore5) Makarov: bore6) General subject: tidal surge -
2 приливной горб
Naval: tide bulge -
3 прилив
1) General subject: afflux, backwater, determination (крови), flood, flood-tide, flow, flow (морской), flowing tide, flush (чувства), high tide, high water, influx, inset, pad, rage, rush (крови и т. п.), the rise of the tide, water, whelm, inflow, onrush, spate, let-down (грудного молока)), flaw5) Medicine: afflux (крови), blush (крови), determination (крови и т.п.), hot flash (при климактерическом синдроме), hot flush (крови)6) Obsolete: sea7) Military: (утолщение) boss, (утолщение) lug, (утолщение) rib, (утолщение) stud, (утолщение) tongue8) Engineering: bead, boss, cog (черепицы), flash, flood tide, flooding, lobe, lug, padding, ridge (для совмещения при сборке), rising tide, tide10) Railway term: lug-boss12) Automobile industry: union13) Physiology: hot flash (ощущение жара в климактерический период)16) Ecology: tide flow17) Drilling: reaming lug (на детали), rib, tongue18) Polymers: joggle19) Automation: boss arrangement, car arrangement, horn, projecting ear, projecting lobe20) Plastics: fin21) Arms production: stud22) Oceanography: flowing23) Marine science: rising thermal24) General subject: lug (коренного подшипника)25) Makarov: affluxion (крови), boss (утолщение на детали), collar, dead metal (стереотипа), incoming tide, lug (утолщение на детали), mount, rise of the tide, tail (стереотипа)26) Electrochemistry: bulge (на стеклянной трубке)27) oil&gas: surge28) General subject: equatorial tide -
4 рост
1) General subject: advancement, auxesis (особ. без деления клеток), development, escalation, excrescence (волос, рогов), gain, germination, growing, growth, height, inch, inches, increase, progress, rally, rebound, recovery, rise (влияния), shoot, size, spread, spring tide, stature, step up, step-up, the standard of height, upgrowth, upsweep, uptick, upturn (цен и т. п.), vegetation, frame (Am. E.:The gold Christian Louboutin heels added at least four inches to Serena's 5-foot-9 frame. http://sports.yahoo.com/tennis/blog/busted_racquet/post/Photos-Serena-Williams-8217-plunging-minidres?urn=ten-wp2287), upsurge2) Medicine: body height (антропометрический показатель), enlargement, expansion, standing height3) Colloquial: standard (человека)4) American: jack-up (цен, учётного процента)6) Engineering: height (высота), intumescence (при обжиге)7) Agriculture: double-Worked, double-working, stomatal pore8) Chemistry: accretion10) Mathematics: rising11) Economy: advance (цен, курсов и т.п.), hike, multiplication, runup, take-off, (продаж) uplift (... the campaign also resulted in a measurable sales uplift (A.M. Kaplan, M. Haenlein, Social Media))12) Accounting: development (предприятия)13) Metallurgy: bulge15) Psychology: developmental growth, maturation16) Oil: buildup (глинистой корки, плотности бурового раствора и т. п.)17) Silicates: afterexpansion (огнеупорного изделия при обжиге), growth (кристаллов), swelling (при обжиге)18) Business: advance19) Drilling: increment20) Investment: pickup21) Polymers: propagation (цепи)22) Automation: bulging23) Marine science: increasing24) Makarov: advance (напр. цен), building-up, coarsening (частиц, зёрен, минералов, агрегатов), elevating, elevation, growth (клеток), height (высота растения), incubation, move, movement, outgrowth (размеров, границ и т.п.), plant, springing, upgrade, upsweep (деловой активности и т.п.), zoom, zooming
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