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1 compass directions
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2 a gyro compass measures directions according to the geographic meridian
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > a gyro compass measures directions according to the geographic meridian
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3 a gyro compass measures directions according to the true meridian
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > a gyro compass measures directions according to the true meridian
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4 gyro compass measures directions according to the geographic meridian
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > gyro compass measures directions according to the geographic meridian
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5 gyro compass measures directions according to the true meridian
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > gyro compass measures directions according to the true meridian
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6 direction
[d(a)ɪ'rekʃ(ə)n]n1) направлениеHis discovery gave the science a new direction. — Его открытие дало новое направление науке.
They left in different directions. — Они разошлись в разные стороны.
Cries were heard/came from all directions. — Крики слышались со всех сторон.
- new direction- in the opposite direction
- in either direction
- in every direction
- in the direction of the sea
- in different directions
- in the homeward direction
- in both directions
- in one direction or another
- in the direction of the town
- under his personal direction
- work in a certain direction2) (обыкновенно pl) указания, инструкцииThis film/this play has excellent direction. — Фильм великолепно поставлен. /Режиссерская работа в фильме прекрасна.
- clear directionsThe singing group under his direction was a great success. — Певческая группа под его руководством имела большой успех
- calm directions
- business-like directions
- compass directions
- stage directions
- directions on the bottle
- under smb's direction
- under the direction of the editorial board
- according to his directions
- ask for directions
- obey directions carefully
- follow directions carefully
- give no directions
- give directions about shipment
- give directions to students
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1. n область, направление, линия2. n руководство, управление3. n указание, предписание, распоряжение4. n инструкция; директивыdirections for use — правила пользования, инструкция
5. n правление; дирекция6. n обыкн. адрес7. n постановка8. n режиссура, работа с актёрами9. n ремарка10. n спец. направление, осьСинонимический ряд:1. lead (noun) guidance; lead; leadership2. management (noun) administration; command; control; governance; government; management; regulation; rule; superintendence; supervision3. order (noun) behest; bent; bias; bidding; charge; commandment; dictate; directive; guidance; inclination; injunction; instruction; mandate; order; word4. point of the compass (noun) area; bearing; objective; point of the compass; region; road; route; spot; way5. viewpoint (noun) angle; outlook; side; slant; standpoint; viewpoint -
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1) конус; коническая поверхность2) купол3) радио диффузор4) воронка; сопло6) геол. конус выноса7) метал. конусная головка разматывателя (рулонов)8) сварка ядро пламени9) конусообразный, конический, конусный•angular opening of cone — матем. угол раствора конуса
cone over polyhedron — матем. конус над полиэдром
tangent cone of quadratic surface — матем. конус касательных к поверхности второго порядка
tangent cone of sphere — матем. конус касательных к сфере
- ray cone
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