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пролет глагол:ловить на блесну (spin, span)имя существительное:короткое расстояние (span, step)пара лошадей, волов и т.п. (span) -
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1) ширина2) длительность ( импульса)•-
admitted width
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aperture width
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base pulse width
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base width of hydrograph
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base width
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beam width
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blade width
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boiling width
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channel width
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character width
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chatter-free width
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clear width
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column width
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contact width
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controlling width
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crest width
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data-path width
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daylight width
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defined pulse width
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depletion width
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depletion-layer width
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Doppler width
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face width
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field width
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flange width
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gap width
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groove width
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inside width
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knitting width
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laser radiation line width
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letter width
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limit point width
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limit width of cut
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line width
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meander width
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memory width
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mill width
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notch width
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overall width
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passband width
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pattern line width
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pattern width
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point width
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pulse width
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roughness width
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runway width
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set width
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sight width
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sound-band width
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space-charge region width
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spectral width
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spectrum line width
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stripline width
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strip width
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swath width
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sweep width
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taxiway width
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tire section width
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track width
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virtual contact width
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width of cut
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width of kerf
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1) ширина; толщина; расстояние2) пролёт3) диаметр•- arch width - base width - clear width - crest width - mesh width - overall width - unsupported widthwidth in the clear — внутренний диаметр, диаметр в свету
* * *ширина- channel width
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A n1 ( period of time) durée f ; the span of sb's life/career la durée de la vie/la carrière de qn ; a short span of time une courte période ; time span espace m de temps ; over a span of several years sur une période de plusieurs années ; to have a short concentration span avoir une capacité de concentration de courte durée ;2 ( width) (across hand, arms, wings) envergure f ; ( of bridge) travée f ; ( of arch) portée f ; the bridge crosses the river in a single span le pont enjambe la rivière d'une seule travée ;3 fig ( extent) the whole span of human history la totalité or l'ensemble de l'histoire de l'humanité ;2 fig ( encompass) s'étendre sur ; her life spanned most of the nineteenth century sa vie s'est étendue sur la presque totalité du dix-neuvième siècle ; his career spanned several decades sa carrière s'est étendue sur or a couvert plusieurs décennies ; a group spanning the age range 10 to 14 un groupe comprenant les enfants âgés de 10 à 14 ans. -
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span [spæn][bridge, plank] [+ river, valley] enjamber* * *[spæn] 1.1) ( period of time) durée f2.the whole span of human history — fig la totalité or l'ensemble de l'histoire de l'humanité
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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > span width
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > width of span
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ширина пролетаБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > width of span
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1) Техника: ширина пролёта2) Строительство: пролёт3) Металлургия: ширина пролёта (напр. мостового крана) -
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English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > cantilever span
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Span (length) — Span is the width of a human hand, from the tip of the thumb to the tip of the pinky finger. In ancient times, a span was considered to be 1/2 cubit. See also: English unit; 1 span := 9 inches:= 0.2286 mIn Slavic languages, the analogue of span… … Wikipedia
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span — [[t]spæ̱n[/t]] spans, spanning, spanned 1) N COUNT: usu supp N A span is the period of time between two dates or events during which something exists, functions, or happens. The batteries had a life span of six hours... Gradually the time span… … English dictionary
span — I UK [spæn] / US noun [countable, usually singular] Word forms span : singular span plural spans 1) the amount of time that something lasts Nearly 100 witnesses testified over a span of 20 days. attention/concentration span (= the period for… … English dictionary
span — span1 [ spæn ] noun count usually singular 1. ) the amount of time that something lasts: Nearly 100 witnesses testified over a span of 20 days. attention/concentration span (=the period for which you can concentrate): Kids these days have a very… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
width — noun 1) the width of the river Syn: breadth, broadness, wideness, thickness, span, diameter, girth Ant: length 2) the width of experience required Syn: range … Thesaurus of popular words
span — 1. noun 1) a six foot wing span Syn: extent, length, width, reach, stretch, spread, distance, range 2) the span of one working day Syn: period, space, time, duration … Thesaurus of popular words
span — 1. noun 1) a six foot wing span Syn: extent, length, width, reach, stretch, spread, distance, range 2) the span of one week Syn: period, space, time … Synonyms and antonyms dictionary