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1 chain
[tʃeɪn]1. noun1) a series of ( especially metal) links or rings passing through one another:سِلْسِلَهShe wore a silver chain round her neck.
2) a series:تَسَلْسُلِ الأحْداثa chain of events.
2. verbto fasten or bind with chains:يُقَيِّدThe prisoner was chained to the wall.
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سِلْسِلَة \ chain: a string of metal rings; a row or line (of mountains etc.); a set (of related ideas, facts, events, etc.). leash: a chain or a leather string for controlling a dog: Fierce watchdogs should be kept on a leash. range: a row (of hills or mountains). series: (pl. unchanged) a number of things of the same kind that follow each other: He suffered a series of accidents; two series of scientific films on television. -
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4 catena
"chain;Kette;chaine;cadena;corrente"* * *f chaincatena di montaggio assembly linecatena montuosa mountain range, chain of mountains* * *catena s.f.1 chain: catena dell'uscio, door chain; una lunga catena di ferro, a long iron chain; mettere un cane alla catena, to put a dog on the chain; prigioniero in catene, prisoner in chains, ( in ceppi) prisoner in fetters // catene da neve, ( per auto) snow chains2 (fig.) bond, tie; shackles (pl.): le catene dell'amicizia, the bonds of friendship; liberarsi dalle catene del convenzionalismo, to shake off the shackles of convention; spezzare le catene, to shake off one's fetters; tenere qlcu. in catene, to keep s.o. in complete subjection3 ( serie, successione) chain, succession, sequence: catena di avvenimenti, chain of events // catena di S. Antonio, chain letter // catena alimentare, food chain4 (comm., econ.) chain, line: una catena di negozi, chain of shops; negozi a catena, chain stores (o multiple shops); una catena di supermercati, a string of supermarkets; catena di giornali, newspaper chain; catena di distribuzione, chain of distribution; catena di montaggio, assembly line; catena di produzione, chain of production6 (scient.) chain // (mat.): catena ascendente, ascending chain; regola della catena, chain rule // (chim.): catena aperta, chiusa, open, closed chain (of atoms); reazione a catena, chain reaction.* * *[ka'tena] 1.sostantivo femminile1) chainlegare un cane alla catena — to put a dog on a chain, to chain (up) a dog
mettere qcn. in -e — to put sb. in chains, to chain sb.
rompere o spezzare le -e — fig. to cast off one's chains, to break the bonds
3) geogr. chain, range4) comm.catena di supermercati, alberghi — supermarket, hotel chain
5) chim. chain6) a catenatamponamento a catena — aut. (multiple) pile-up
2.produzione a catena — ind. mass production
sostantivo femminile plurale catene aut.catena di montaggio — assembly o production line
catena montuosa — mountain range o chain
* * *catena/ka'tena/I sostantivo f.1 chain; catena della bicicletta bycicle chain; legare un cane alla catena to put a dog on a chain, to chain (up) a dog; mettere qcn. in -e to put sb. in chains, to chain sb.; rompere o spezzare le -e fig. to cast off one's chains, to break the bonds2 (organizzazione) catena di solidarietà support network3 geogr. chain, range5 chim. chain6 a catena catastrofi a catena a series of disasters; reazione a catena chain reaction; tamponamento a catena aut. (multiple) pile-up; produzione a catena ind. mass productionII catene f.pl.aut. - e (da neve) snow chainscatena alimentare food chain; catena di montaggio assembly o production line; catena montuosa mountain range o chain; catena di sant'Antonio chain letter. -
5 последовательность проявления волн (сейсм.)
последовательность проявления волн (сейсм.)
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Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > последовательность проявления волн (сейсм.)
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chain of events мат., family of events, sequence of events, series of eventsРусско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > последовательность событий
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chain of eventschains of eventsБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > последователност от събития
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chain of events сейсм.Русско-английский словарь по нефти и газу > последовательность проявления волн
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Seismology: chain of eventsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > последовательность проявления волн
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17 цепочка событий
фраз. chain of eventsДополнительный универсальный русско-английский словарь > цепочка событий
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18 Kette
f; -, -n1. chain (auch CHEM., WIRTS.); auch fig. Ketten (Fesseln) chains, fetters; in Ketten legen (Gefangenen) put in chains; an die Kette legen (Hund) put on the chain, chain up; fig. (jemanden) keep on a tight rein ( oder short leash); SPORT (genau decken) mark very closely ( stärker: out of the game)3. eines Kettenfahrzeugs: track5. von Bergen etc.: chain, range; von Seen: series, string; von Autos: line; fig. von Ereignissen etc.: chain, series, der Beweisführung, von Gedanken etc.: chain; (Absperrung) cordon; eine Kette bilden form a cordon; zum Weiterreichen, auch Demonstration: form a human chain* * *die Kettetrack chain; necklace; catena; daisy chain; chain; string; series; range* * *Kẹt|te ['kɛtə]f -, -n1) chain; (von Kettenfahrzeug) chain trackeinen Hund an die Kette legen — to put a dog on the chain, to chain up a dog
jdn in Ketten legen or schlagen (liter) — to put sb in chains
jdn an die Kette legen (fig) — to keep sb on a tight leash or rein
in Ketten liegen (fig geh) — to be in chains or bondage
seine Ketten zerreißen or sprengen (fig geh) — to throw off one's chains or shackles or fetters
2) (fig) (= ununterbrochene Reihe) chain; (von Menschen) line, chain; (von Fahrzeugen) line, string; (von Unfällen, Erfahrungen etc) series, stringeine Kette von Ereignissen — a chain of events
5) (AVIAT, MIL) flight6) (COMM von Läden etc) chain* * *die1) (a series of (especially metal) links or rings passing through one another: The dog was fastened by a chain; She wore a silver chain round her neck.) chain2) (a series: a chain of events.) chain* * *Ket·te<-, -n>[ˈkɛtə]f1. (Gliederkette) chaineinen Hund an die \Kette legen to chain up a dog sep, to put a dog on a chainjdn in \Ketten legen to put sb in chains, to clap sb in ironsin \Ketten liegen (geh) to be in chainsseine \Ketten zerreißen [o sprengen] (fig geh) to throw off [or break] one's chains [or shackles] [or fetters]; (Fahrradkette) [bicycle] chain; (Schmuckkette) necklace2. (ununterbrochene Reihe) lineviele tausende Demonstranten hatten eine \Kette gebildet several thousand demonstrators had formed a human chain; (Reihe von Gleichartigem) Blumen row; Bergen chaineine \Kette von Beweisen/Indizien a body of evidenceeine \Kette von Ereignissen a chain of eventseine \Kette von Unglücksfällen a series [or chapter] of accidents\Kette rauchen to chain-smoke3. ÖKON chaindieses Restaurant gehört zu einer \Kette this restaurant is part of a chain4. (in Längsrichtung verlaufende Fäden) warp* * *die; Kette, Ketten1) chain; (von Kettenfahrzeugen) trackdie Kette [an der Tür] vorlegen — put the chain across [the door]
an der Kette liegen — < dog> be chained up
die Ketten abwerfen/zerreißen — (fig. geh.) cast off or throw off/break one's chains or shackles
jemanden an die Kette legen — (fig.) keep somebody on a [tight or short] leash
2) (Halsschmuck) necklace; (eines Bürgermeisters usw.) chainKette rauchen — (ugs.) chain-smoke
4) (Weberei) warp* * *auch figin Ketten legen (Gefangenen) put in chains;an die Kette legen (Hund) put on the chain, chain up; fig (jemanden) keep on a tight rein ( oder short leash); SPORT (genau decken) mark very closely ( stärker: out of the game)3. eines Kettenfahrzeugs: track4. Weberei: warp;Kette und Schuss warp and woof5. von Bergen etc: chain, range; von Seen: series, string; von Autos: line; fig von Ereignissen etc: chain, series, der Beweisführung, von Gedanken etc: chain; (Absperrung) cordon;eine Kette bilden form a cordon; zum Weiterreichen, auch Demonstration: form a human chain* * *die; Kette, Ketten1) chain; (von Kettenfahrzeugen) trackdie Kette [an der Tür] vorlegen — put the chain across [the door]
an der Kette liegen — < dog> be chained up
die Ketten abwerfen/zerreißen — (fig. geh.) cast off or throw off/break one's chains or shackles
jemanden an die Kette legen — (fig.) keep somebody on a [tight or short] leash
2) (Halsschmuck) necklace; (eines Bürgermeisters usw.) chainKette rauchen — (ugs.) chain-smoke
4) (Weberei) warp* * *-n (Rebhühner) f.covey of pigeons n. -n f.chain n.necklace n.series n.string n.warp n. -
19 łańcuch
m 1. (połączone ogniwa) chain- łańcuch roweru a bicycle chain- łańcuch u drzwi a door a. safety chain- łańcuchy przeciwślizgowe snow a. tyre chains- założyć łańcuchy przeciwślizgowe to put the (snow) chains on- skuć kogoś łańcuchem to chain sb (up), to put sb in chains- zerwać łańcuchy to throw off a. cast off one’s chains- uwiązać coś na łańcuchu to chain sth (up)- pies na łańcuchu a dog on a chain- uwiązać psa na łańcuchu to put a dog on a chain, to chain up a dog- trzymać psa na łańcuchu to keep a dog on a chain- spuścić psa z łańcucha to unchain a dog, to let a dog loose- przymocować rower łańcuchem do czegoś to chain a bicycle to sth- przykuć się łańcuchami do drzewa to chain oneself to a tree- zamknąć drzwi na łańcuch to put the chain on the door2. (ozdoba) chain 3. (ozdoba choinkowa) paper chain 4. (pasmo) łańcuch wysp a chain a. string of islands 5. przen. (ciąg) chain- łańcuch zdarzeń a chain a. succession a. sequence of events- łańcuch przyczyn i skutków a chain of causation6. Chem. chain- łańcuch białkowy/węglowy a protein/carbon chain- □ łańcuch górski Geol. mountain range a. chain, range- łańcuch Sierra Madre the Sierra Madre range- łańcuch pokarmowy the food chain* * *-a; -y; m* * *miGen. -a1. (= szereg ogniw) chain; łańcuchy (= okowy, kajdany) chains, shackles; trzymać psa na łańcuchu chain the dog up, keep the dog chained up; zakuć w łańcuchy clap in irons l. chains l. fetters.2. ( ozdoba choinkowa) Christmas tree chain.3. (= ciąg) chain, sequence, series, succession; łańcuch gór l. górski mountain range l. chain; łańcuch zdarzeń sequence l. series l. chain of events; utworzyć łańcuch (= ustawić się w szereg) line up.4. chem. chain.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > łańcuch
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1) General subject: a train ( chain) of events, chain of happenings, cycle of events, nexus, succession of events2) Ecology: pattern of events3) Programming: chained events4) Makarov: a chain of events, a train of events, chain of events, sequent events, train of events
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