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1) Политика: бурный период (беспокойный период)2) СМИ: беспокойный период3) Макаров: турбулентный период (движения жидкости) -
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Макаров: бурный период историиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > turbulent period of history
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Макаров: бурный период историиУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > a turbulent period of history
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1. a бурный2. a буйный, беспокойный3. a спец. турбулентный; вихревойСинонимический ряд:1. agitated (adj.) agitated; buffeting; disorderly; excited; inclement; untamed; upset2. boisterous (adj.) boisterous; rambunctious; raucous; rowdy; rowdydowdy; rowdyish; rumbustious; termagant; unruly3. wild (adj.) blustering; blustery; dirty; furious; raging; riotous; roaring; rough; stormful; stormy; tempestuous; tumultuous; turbid; uproarious; violent; wildАнтонимический ряд:quiet; serene -
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[ʹtɜ:bjʋlənt] a1. бурный2. буйный, беспокойный3. спец. турбулентный; вихревойturbulent flow - турбулентное течение (жидкости, газа)
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adj1) бурхливий; буряний2) буйний; неспокійний3) турбулентний* * *a1) бурхливий2) буйний, неспокійний3) cпeц. турбулентний; вихровийturbulent flow — турбулентна течія (рідини, газу)
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a1) бурхливий2) буйний, неспокійний3) cпeц. турбулентний; вихровийturbulent flow — турбулентна течія (рідини, газу)
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n1) период, срок2) время, эпоха3) цикл4) амер. точка•- cooling-off periodto put a period to — поставить точку; положить конец (чему-л.)
- crucial period
- grace period
- guarantee period
- honeymoon period
- in the period ahead
- initial period
- intra-war period
- operating period
- organization period
- past-war period
- payback period
- pay-off period
- period of duty
- period of reconstruction
- period of relative calm
- period of transition
- period under review
- preparatory period
- pre-war period
- prior period
- probation period
- probationary period
- repayment period
- reporting period
- specified period of time
- stagnant period
- training period
- transition period
- transitional period
- trial period
- troubling period
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turbulent [ˈtɜ:bjʊlənt]a. [water, sea] agitéb. [time, period] agité ; [history, events, career] tumultueux* * *['tɜːbjʊlənt]1) [water] agité2) [times, situation] agité; [career, history] mouvementé; [passions, character, faction] turbulent -
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adjective1) aufgewühlt [Gedanken, Leidenschaften, Wellen]; turbulent [Herrschaft, Kindheit]; ungestüm [Menge]; aufrührerisch [Stadt, Mob]2) (Phys.) turbulent* * *['tə:bjulənt]- academic.ru/119196/turbulently">turbulently- turbulence* * *tur·bu·lent[ˈtɜ:bjələnt, AM ˈtɜ:r-]* * *['tɜːbjʊlənt]adjstürmisch; person, crowd ungestüm, wild; emotions aufgewühlt; career, period, world, politics turbulent* * *turbulent adj (adv turbulently)1. ungestüm, stürmisch, turbulent2. aufrührerisch3. PHYS verwirbelt:turbulent flow turbulente Strömung, Wirbelströmung f* * *adjective1) aufgewühlt [Gedanken, Leidenschaften, Wellen]; turbulent [Herrschaft, Kindheit]; ungestüm [Menge]; aufrührerisch [Stadt, Mob]2) (Phys.) turbulent* * *adj.stürmisch adj.turbulent adj. -
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'tə:bjulənt(violently disturbed or confused: The seas are turbulent; the turbulent years of war.) (voldsomt) urolig, turbulent- turbulenceadj. \/ˈtɜːbjʊlənt\/1) urolig, stormende, turbulent, opprørt, virvlende2) ( overført) heftig, voldsom, stormende, turbulent3) uregjerlig, opprørsk, umedgjørlig -
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ˈtə:bjulənt прил.
1) бурный, бушующий
2) буйный;
беспокойный;
непокорный Syn: riotous, stormy, tempestuous, tumultuous, violent, wild, impetuous, blustering Ant: tranquil бурный - * waves бурные волны буйный, беспокойный - * character беспокойный характер - * passions бурные страсти - a * period of history бурный период истории - * mob буйная толпа - * lives of new women бурная жизнь современных женщин (специальное) турбулентный;
вихревой - * flow турбулентное течение (жидкости, газа) turbulent буйный;
беспокойный;
непокорный ~ бурныйБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > turbulent
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1. boisterous2. violentбурное газообразование — violent gassing; boiling
3. hectic4. tempestuous5. stormy; storm; violent; boisterousбурные аплодисменты, овация — a storm of applause
6. foul7. heavy8. rough9. rousing10. turbulent11. wildСинонимический ряд:неистовая (прил.) бешеная; буйная; бурливая; дикая; исступленная; кипучая; неистовая; сумасшедшая; ярая; яростнаяАнтонимический ряд: -
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Универсальный русско-английский словарь > бурный период истории
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adj.risky, eventful, dangerous, dicey.* * *► adjetivo1 risky, hazardous, dangerous* * *ADJ1) (=arriesgado) risky, hazardous; [vida] eventful2) (=malhadado) unlucky* * ** * ** * *azaroso -sa1 ‹viaje› hazardous; ‹proyecto› risky2 ‹vida› eventfulun período azaroso de la historia a turbulent period in history* * *
azaroso
‹ proyecto› risky;
‹ vida› eventful
* * *azaroso, -a adj1. [peligroso] hazardous, risky2. [con aventuras] eventful;un periodo azaroso de la historia francesa an eventful period in French history* * *adj1 risky, daring2:una vida azarosa an eventful life* * *azaroso, -sa adj1) : perilous, hazardous2) : turbulent, eventful
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