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adsorb, absorb, imbibe, inhaust, suckРусско-английский словарь по строительству и новым строительным технологиям > всасывать
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v/t CHEM., PHYS. adsorb* * *ad·sor·bie·ren[atzɔrˈbi:rən]vt▪ etw \adsorbieren to adsorb sth* * * -
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1) adsorb; 2) adsorb (refl.)Русско-английский политехнический словарь > адсорбировать(ся)
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адсорбѝрам,гл. хим. adsorb.* * *adsorb -
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v. adsorbРусско-английский словарь математических терминов > адсорбировать
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[əd'zɔːb(ə)nt]Abbreviation: ADSORB -
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1) General subject: absorb, drink, imbibe, inhaust, resorb, soak, suck, suck in (тж. знания и т. п.), draw3) Agriculture: suck up5) Railway term: suck jn, suck up the combustion gases (дымовые газы)7) Textile: suck off8) Information technology: fetch9) Oil: inhaust (напр. газовую смесь)10) Silicates: suck in11) General subject: ingest (пыль с воздухом в двигатель)12) Makarov: draw (о воздуходувке и т.п.), inflow, inhale, inhale (напр. воздух), inhaust (напр. воздух), inspire, intussuscept (что-л. - особ. о кишечнике), draw in, draw up13) Gold mining: aspire -
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1) General subject: draw, engage, engage in, enter, envolve, fall in, get used, haul in, pull in, retract, rope, rope in, web, take in (take in liquid = втягиваться жидкость), suck3) Sports: suck in4) Military: pull5) Rare: inhaust7) Economy: commit (напр. ресурсы в производство)10) Robots: retract (напр. телескопическое звено манипулятора) -
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1) General subject: absorb (внимание), absorb to, absord, assimilate, co-opt, coopt, devour, eat, englobe, engorge, engross (время, внимание и т. п.), engulf, gorge, gulf, imbibe, immerse, ingulf, ingurgitate, intromit, lap, lap up, merge (напр., более мелкие компании), overwhelm (о волнах), soak up, suck up, swallow, swallow up, take, trap out, whelm, consume, dominate, bind2) Geology: occlude3) Biology: incept4) Medicine: uptake5) Colloquial: mop up (пищу), put away, murder (I could murder a curry)8) Jocular: get outside (a sparrow getting outside a large, tasty, pink worm)9) Chemistry: capture14) Diplomatic term: overtake (другую компанию)15) Metallurgy: (повторно) resorb16) Jargon: gobble up17) Information technology: gobble (напр. данные из буферной памяти)19) Silicates: suck in20) Patents: take up21) Oilfield: take in -
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Medicine: adsorbУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > поглощать посредством адсорбции
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36 поглощать с помощью поверхностного слоя
Naval: adsorbУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > поглощать с помощью поверхностного слоя
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vr <tech.allg> (z.B. Rückstände, Filterkuchen, Staubteilchen) ■ add vivr <tech.allg> (z.B. Sedimente, Kristalle) ■ accrete vr -
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vi <el> (z.B. Relais, Elektromagnet) ■ pick up vivt <tech.allg> (befestigen, anzurren) ■ fasten vtvt < füg> (Schraubverbindungen; betont: mit bestimmtem Drehmoment; z.B. mit 70 Nm) ■ torque vt -
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The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > adsorbować
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adsorb — ad*sorb v. t. to attract and bind (molecules of a substance in a fluid) so as to form a thin layer on the surface, by non electrostatic forces; to bind by adsorption. Distinguished from {absorb}, in which the foreign substance penetrates the body … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
adsorb — (v.) 1882, transitive (intransitive use attested from 1919), back formation from adsorption (1882), coined in German from AD (Cf. ad ) + sorption, abstracted from absorption. See ABSORB (Cf. absorb). Related: Adsorbent; adsorption … Etymology dictionary
adsorb — ► VERB ▪ (of a solid) hold (molecules of a gas, liquid, or dissolved substance) in a layer on its surface. DERIVATIVES adsorbable adjective adsorption noun adsorptive adjective … English terms dictionary
adsorb — [ad sôrb′, adzôrb′] vt. [< AD + L sorbere: see ABSORB] to collect (a gas, liquid, or dissolved substance) in condensed form on a surface adsorbable adj … English World dictionary
adsorb — UK [ædˈzɔː(r)b] / US [ædˈzɔrb] verb [transitive] Word forms adsorb : present tense I/you/we/they adsorb he/she/it adsorbs present participle adsorbing past tense adsorbed past participle adsorbed science if a solid substance adsorbs a liquid or… … English dictionary
adsorb — adsorbable, adj. adsorbability, n. adsorbent, adj., n. adsorption /ad sawrp sheuhn, zawrp /, n. adsorptive, adj. adsorptively, adv. /ad sawrb , zawrb /, v.t. Physical Chem. to ga … Universalium
adsorb — Describes what happens when a molecule from a fluid phase (gas or liquid) lands on the surface of a solid and stays, if only for a short while. Adsorb is different from absorb … Petroleum refining glossary
adsorb — ad•sorb [[t]ædˈsɔrb, ˈzɔrb[/t]] v. t. chem. to hold (a gas, liquid, or dissolved substance) on a surface in a condensed layer: Charcoal will adsorb gases[/ex] • Etymology: 1880–85; ad + (ab) sorb ad•sorb′a•ble, adj. ad•sorb a•bil′i•ty, n.… … From formal English to slang
adsorb — verb Etymology: ad + absorb Date: 1868 transitive verb to take up and hold by adsorption intransitive verb to become adsorbed • adsorbable adjective • adsorber noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
adsorb — verb To accumulate on a surface, by adsorption See Also: absorb … Wiktionary
adsorb — To take up by adsorption. [L. ad, to, + sorbeo, to suck in] * * * ad·sorb ad sȯ(ə)rb, zȯ(ə)rb vt to take up and hold by adsorption vi to become adsorbed ad·sorb·abil·i·ty .sȯr bə bil ət ē, .zȯr n, pl ties ad·sorb·able … Medical dictionary