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1 positively charged ion
English-Russian dictionary of geology > positively charged ion
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2 positively charged ion
Геофизика: положительный ионУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > positively charged ion
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3 positively
1) (in a positive way: He stated positively that he was innocent.) categóricamente; positivamente; afirmativamente2) (absolutely; completely: He is positively the nastiest person I know.) con certeza; definitivamentetr['pɒzɪtɪvlɪ]1 (with certainty) categóricamente; (definitely) de forma decisiva, sin duda3 familiar (absolutely) verdaderamente, realmente■ the weather was positively awful! ¡hizo un tiempo malísimo!positively ['pɑzət̬ɪvli] adv1) favorably: favorablemente2) optimistically: positivamente3) definitely: definitivamente, en forma concluyenteit's positively awful!: ¡es verdaderamente malo!adj.• absolutamente adj.• realmente adj.adv.• positivamente adv.'pɑːzətɪvli, 'pɒzətɪvli1) (favorably, constructively)we view teaching experience very positively — valoramos mucho or muy positivamente la experiencia docente
to think positively — no ser* negativo, ser* positivo
they reacted positively — tuvieron una reacción/respuesta positiva
2)a) ( definitely) < prove> de forma concluyente or fehacientethe body has not yet been positively identified — todavía no se ha hecho una identificación definitiva del cadáver
b) ( absolutely) <delighted/furious> verdaderamente['pɒzɪtɪvlɪ]ADV1) (=with certainty) [guarantee] con seguridad; (=categorically) [refuse] tajantemente2) (=affirmatively) [respond, act] de manera positivamost employees view the new system positively — la mayoría de los empleados ha reaccionado favorablemente al nuevo sistema, la mayoría de los empleados ve el nuevo sistema con buenos ojos
they are contributing positively to the development of their community — están participando activamente en el desarrollo de su comunidad
3) * (=really, absolutely) [amazed, delighted] realmente, verdaderamentethe food was positively disgusting! — ¡la comida daba auténtico or verdadero asco!, ¡la comida era realmente or verdaderamente asquerosa!
this is positively the last time I'm going to tell you — está sí que es la última vez que te lo digo
4) (Elec)* * *['pɑːzətɪvli, 'pɒzətɪvli]1) (favorably, constructively)we view teaching experience very positively — valoramos mucho or muy positivamente la experiencia docente
to think positively — no ser* negativo, ser* positivo
they reacted positively — tuvieron una reacción/respuesta positiva
2)a) ( definitely) < prove> de forma concluyente or fehacientethe body has not yet been positively identified — todavía no se ha hecho una identificación definitiva del cadáver
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4 положительный ион
1) Electronics: positive ion2) Geophysics: positively charged ion -
5 катіон
ч хім., фіз.cation, positively charged ion -
6 jon
m (G jonu) Chem., Fiz. ion- jony wodorowe hydrogen ions* * ** * *michem., fiz.1. ion.2. jon dodatni/ujemny positively/negatively charged ion; cation/anion.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > jon
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7 membrane
1) плева, оболочка; перепонка2) мембранаbare membrane — 1) «лысая» мембрана (мембрана клетки, лишённая антигенов гистосовместимости) 2) мембрана B-лимфоцита, лишённая иммуноглобулинов
immobilizing membrane — гибридизационная подложка, блоттинг-мембрана
native membrane — интактная [неповреждённая] мембрана ( клетки)
nitrocellulose membrane — нитроцеллюлозная мембрана, НЦ-мембрана
nuclear membrane — кариолемма, ядерная мембрана
nytran membrane — нитрановая ( заряженная нейлоновая) мембрана
skeleton-free membrane — депротеинизированная ( клеточная) мембрана
surface-modified membrane — поверхностно-модифицированная мембрана, мембрана с модифицированной поверхностью ( для фильтрации)
transfer membrane — гибридизационная подложка, блоттинг-мембрана
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