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1. a ускоренный; увеличенный2. a амер. канад. проходимый в сжатые срокиСинонимический ряд:1. fast (adj.) direct; express; fast; high speed; nonstop; non-stop; quick; rapid; swift2. sped (verb) expedited; hastened; hurried; quickened; shook up/shaken up; sped; sped or speeded; speed up; step up; stepped up -
62 motion
1) движение
2) телодвижение
3) ход
4) перемещение
– apparent motion
– apsidal motion
– be in accelerated motion
– be in decelerated motion
– be in motion
– center of motion
– center-of-gravity motion
– circular motion
– clockwise motion
– component motion
– compound motion
– constrained motion
– continuous motion
– convective motion
– correlated motion
– crowding motion
– curvilinear motion
– cutting motion
– cycle of motion
– damped motion
– decelerated motion
– direct motion
– diurnal motion
– downward motion
– Earth's motion
– equation of motion
– forced motion
– forward motion
– free motion
– general motion
– harmonic motion
– helical motion
– horizontal motion
– inertial motion
– instantaneous motion
– intermittent motion
– intramolecular motion
– inverse motion
– irregular motion
– jogging motion
– lateral motion
– lever motion
– linear motion
– liquid in motion
– longitudinal motion
– micrometer motion
– Moon's motion
– motion analyser
– motion ceases
– motion correction
– motion of continuum
– opposing motion
– ordered motion
– oscillatory motion
– path of motion
– peculiar motion
– pendular motion
– perpetual motion
– perturbed motion
– phase motion
– pitching motion
– plane of motion
– plane-parallel motion
– planetary motion
– polar motion
– positive motion
– potential motion
– proper motion
– random motion
– reciprocating motion
– rectilinear motion
– reverse motion
– rolling motion
– rotary motion
– seesaw motion
– set in motion
– shedding motion
– simple motion
– smooth motion
– spatial motion
– spiral motion
– steady motion
– stellar motion
– stick-slip motion
– stop motion
– straight-line motion
– stream-line motion
– sweep motion
– tangential motion
– thermal motion
– transient motion
– translational motion
– transportation motion
– transverse motion
– uniform motion
– unrestricted motion
– unstable motion
– variable motion
– vertical motion
– vortex motion
– wobbling motion
– yawing motion
Newton's first law of motion — <phys.> закон инерции
Newton's second law of motion — <phys.> закон об ускорении и силе
Newton's third law of motion — <phys.> закон действия и противодействия
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64 motion
1) движение; ход, перемещение2) механизм; устройство3) каменоломня4) юр. ходатайство ( в суде)•- angular motion - backward motion - continuous motion - cross motion - cross-feed motion - crowding motion - derricking motion - down-up motion - drill motion - fluid motion - harmonic motion - hydrostatic motion - ice motion - impulsive motion - lateral motion - lift motion - mixing motion - periodic motion - plunge motion - rapid motion - reciprocating motion - retarded motion - rotary motion - screw motion - sliding motion - slip motion - smooth motion - steady motion - turbulent motion - vortex motion* * *движение, перемещение ( кинематическое)- accelerated motion
- air motion
- alternate motion
- circular motion
- constraint motion
- free motion
- harmonic motion
- helicoidal motion
- rotary motion of the crane
- slewing motion
- slow motion
- sweeping motion
- translatory motion
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65 accelerated
1) ускорять
2) разогнанный
3) ускоренный
4) ускоряемый
– accelerated ageing
– accelerated depreciation
– accelerated test
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67 creeping motion
1. "ползучее " движение2. ползучее движениеEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > creeping motion
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68 driving motion
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69 jerking motion
1. скачкообразное движение2. движение с поддергиваниями -
70 Brownian motion
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > Brownian motion
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71 cartesian motion
движение, заданное в декартовой системе координатEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > cartesian motion
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72 circular motion
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > circular motion
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73 co-operative motion
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > co-operative motion
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74 conflicting motion
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > conflicting motion
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75 contouring motion
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > contouring motion
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76 curvilinear motion
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > curvilinear motion
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77 cyclonic motion
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > cyclonic motion
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78 deproach motion
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > deproach motion
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79 discontinuous motion
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > discontinuous motion
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80 disturbed motion
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > disturbed motion
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