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1 feed
Ⅰfeed [fi:d]1. n1) пита́ние, кормле́ние2) корм, фура́ж3) по́рция, да́ча ( корма)4) разг. пи́ща, еда́5) па́стбище, вы́гон;out at feed на подно́жном корму́
6) тех. пода́ча материа́ла, пита́ние; по́данный материа́л7) театр. сл. актёр, подаю́щий ре́плики друго́му8) attr. кормово́й;feed crop с.-х. кормова́я культу́ра
9) attr. загру́зочный;feed box тех. коро́бка пода́ч
◊to be off one's feed не име́ть аппети́та
2. v (fed)1) пита́ть(ся); корми́ть(ся)2) пасти́(сь); задава́ть кормfeed down испо́льзовать ( землю как пастбище);feed on, feed upon пита́ть(ся) чем-л.;feed up отка́рмливать, уси́ленно пита́ть◊to feed suspicions подогрева́ть подозре́ния
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feed nподводfeed boxкоробка передачfeed circuitцепь питанияfeed fuelподводить топливоfeed oilмасло линии нагнетанияfeed outвыводитьfeed pipeканал подачиfeed systemсистема питания(напр. топливом) fuel feed systemсистема подачи топливаgravity feedподвод самотекомoil feed tubeмаслопровод -
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- feed
- n1. подача (материала, рабочего органа и т. п.)
2. механизм подачи
- cold feed
- drill feed
- forced feed
- gravity feed
- hot feed
- pneumatic feed
- pressure feed
- water feed
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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4 feed
FEED ON, WITHFeed on означает 'питаться': to feed on milk, to feed on grass. Feed with – 'питать, кормить': to feed a cow with grass, to feed a child with milk.Difficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > feed
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feed 1. корм; кормить; 2. кормление, питаниеfeed additives кормовые добавкиanimal feed supplement кормовая добавкаhigh-protein feed корм с высоким содержанием белкаprotein-rich feed обогащенный белком кормEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > feed
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Feed(ing), hand feed(ing), automatic feed(ing)Самоходная подача f -
7 feed rod
feed spindle; feed rodвинт подачи; вал подачи feed rod шатунчик подачиEnglish-Russian dictionary of planing, cross-planing and slotting machines > feed rod
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8 feed back
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9 feed on
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10 feed-trough
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11 feed path
feed path; lateral feedбоковое передвигание; подачаEnglish-Russian dictionary of planing, cross-planing and slotting machines > feed path
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12 feed spindle
feed spindle; feed rodвинт подачи; вал подачиEnglish-Russian dictionary of planing, cross-planing and slotting machines > feed spindle
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13 feed crop agric.
feed crop agric. кормовая культура -
14 feed down
feed down использовать (землю как пастбище) -
15 feed suspicions
feed suspicions подогревать подозрения -
16 feed up
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17 feed upon
feed upon питать(ся) чем-л. -
18 feed-back
feed-back noun 1) radio обратная связь 2) electr. обратное питание -
19 feed-pipe
feed-pipe [ˊfi:dpaɪp] nтех. пита́тельная труба́ -
20 feed-pump
feed-pump [ˊfi:dpʌmp] nтех. пита́тельный насо́с
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