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61 wind cone
wind cone[´wind¸koun] n ветрен конус, ветрен ръкав (за определяне посоката на вятъра). -
62 wind egg
wind egg[´wind¸eg] n 1. неоплодено яйце; 2. яйце с много тънка черупка. -
63 wind farm
wind farm[´wind¸fa:m] n ферма, която използва енергията на вятъра чрез вятърни мелници. -
64 wind flower
wind flower[´wind¸flauə] n горска съсънка. -
65 wind gall
wind gall[´wind¸gɔ:l] n вет. мек тумор (подутина) на бабковата става (у копитните). -
66 wind gauge
wind gauge[´wind¸geidʒ] n 1. анемометър, ветромер; 2. воен. коректор на мерника (за определяне силата на вятъра и отклонението на снаряда поради него). -
67 wind spout
wind spout[´wind¸spaut] n вихрушка, смерч. -
68 wind stick
wind stick[´wind¸stik] n ав. sl витло. -
69 wind tunnel
wind tunnel[´wind¸tʌnl] n въздушен тунел (канал). -
70 wind-driven
wind-driven[´wind¸drivn] adj тласкан (шибан) от вятъра. -
71 wind-tight
wind-tight[´wind¸tait] adj който не пропуща вятъра, ветроупорен. -
72 wind-blown
{'wind,bloun}
1. тласкан/шибан/брулен от вятъра
2. развян от вятъра (за коса и пр.)* * *{'wind,bloun} a 1. тласкан/шибан/брулен от вятъра; 2. разв* * *1. развян от вятъра (за коса и пр.) 2. тласкан/шибан/брулен от вятъра -
73 wind-jammer
{'wind,dʒæmə}
1. разг. търговски кораб с платна
2. windbreaker* * *{'wind,jamъ} n 1. разг. търговски кораб с платна; 2. w* * *1. windbreaker 2. разг. търговски кораб с платна -
74 wind-tunnel
{'wind,tʌnl}
n тех. аеродинамична тръба* * *{'wind,t^nl} n тех. аеродинамична тръба.* * *n тех. аеродинамична тръба -
75 wind down
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76 ■ wind around
■ wind around► wind round. -
77 ■ wind down
■ wind downA v. t. + avv.3 (fin.) ridurre gradualmente, rallentare, ridimensionare: to wind down one's business in Asia, rallentare le proprie operazioni in AsiaB v. i. + avv.4 (fig.) rilassarsi; calmarsi. -
78 ■ wind into
■ wind intov. t. + prep.arrotolare, avvolgere (qc. ) fino a farne ( un gomitolo, ecc.): to wind wool into a ball, aggomitolare la lana. -
79 wind-sock
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80 wind assistance
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