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1 похиле зондування
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2 похиле положення
tilt, inclined position, oblique position, slanting position -
3 донкіхотствувати
to tilt against ( to fight) windmills -
4 згинати
= зігнути1) ( гнути) to bend; to crook, to curve; (коліно, руку) to flex; ( нахиляти) to incline, to tilt; to bowзгинати в дугу — to bring under, to compel to submit
2) (долати, підкоряти) to overcome, to overpower -
5 інклінометр
чinclinometer, tilt meter -
6 кибитка
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7 наскок
чraid, inroad; tip-and-run attack, swoop, sudden attackдіяти наскоком — to take by surprise, to take unawares
з наскоку — with a swoopat, full speed/tilt, swooping down on ( не зупиняючись); at first glance, on impulse ( не роздумуючи)
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8 прихиляти
= прихилити, прихилятися, прихилитисяto incline, to tilt; ( нахиляти(ся)) to bend, to bow -
9 спис
spear, pike, lanceметання списа спорт. — spear ( lance) throwing
битися на списах іст. — to joust, to tilt
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10 шарнірна підставка
комп.( для дисплея) tilt and swivel stand -
11 шарнірний
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12 шпарити
1) ( обливати окропом) to scald2) (швидко йти, їхати) to go at full tilt; to fire away sl3) (читати, говорити без упину) to read or to speak fast (fluently, smoothly) -
13 межа нахилу
ru\ \ граница наклонаen\ \ tilt boundaryde\ \ Kippgrenzefr\ \ \ joint de flexionмалокутова межа, що утворена (стінкою) стінками крайових дислокацій
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