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1 absorbed light
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2 absorbed light
English-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > absorbed light
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3 absorbed light
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4 absorbed light energy
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5 absorbed light energy
English-russian biological dictionary > absorbed light energy
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6 absorbed light energy
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > absorbed light energy
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7 absorbed
поглощенный; впитанный- absorbed heat - absorbed in compression energy - absorbed in fracture energy - absorbed layer - absorbed light - absorbed power - absorbed torque -
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9 absorbed
абсорбировал; поглощенныйThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > absorbed
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10 light
свет- light curveкривая блеска@light cylinderсветовой цилиндр@light pressureсветовое давление@light-yearсветовой год@absorbed lightпоглощенный свет@ashen lightпепельный свет (Венеры)@cosmic lightвнегалактическое свечение@diffuse galactic lightрассеянный свет галактики@emitted lightизлученный свет@extraterrestrial lightвнеатмосферное свечение@false zodiacal lightложный зодиакальный свет@galactic light @intermediate lightсумерки@maximum lightмаксимум света (от переменной звезды)@minimum lightминимум света (от переменной звезды)@monochromatic lightмонохроматический свет@natural lightестественный свет@night sky lightсвечение ночного неба@northern lightsсеверное сияние@Polar lightсеверное сияние@scattered star lightрассеянный свет звезд@sky lightсвечение неба@Southern lightsюжное сияние@stellar lightсвет звезд@total lightинтегральный блеск@visible lightвидимый свет@visual lightвидимый свет@zodiacal lightзодиакальный свет@ -
11 light
1) свет2) (видимое) излучение, освещение3) облегченный, минимальный4) редкий•- ambient light
- automatic light
- character light light
- chopped light
- code light
- color-coded status-messages light
- display light
- indicator green light
- indicator light
- indicator red light
- indicator yellow light
- infrared light
- navigation lights
- power light
- range lights
- visible light
- writing lightEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > light
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12 light
1) свет; свечение || освещать, светить2) осветитель, светильник; лампа5) зажигать, зажигаться, загораться6) лёгкий, облегчённый7) текучий, маловязкий, низкой вязкости8) малый, незначительный•- beacon light
- call light
- circularly polarized light
- error light
- fault light
- fault-indication light
- halogen light
- incident laser light
- incident light
- indexing light
- indicating light
- indicator light
- infrared light
- limit-marker light
- melt-initiating light
- monochromatic light
- neutrally-polarized light
- overload light
- pilot light
- plugboard indicator lights
- ready light
- reflected light
- reject light
- ring light
- strobe light
- telltale light
- transmitted light
- warning light
- work lightEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > light
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13 absorbed laser light
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14 absorbed laser light
English-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > absorbed laser light
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15 part of the light is absorbed
Макаров: часть света поглощаетсяУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > part of the light is absorbed
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16 release of absorbed energy as light
Макаров: переизлучение света (электронами)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > release of absorbed energy as light
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17 some of the light is absorbed
Макаров: часть света поглощаетсяУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > some of the light is absorbed
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18 energy
- absorbed light energy
- activation energy
- available energy
- bound energy
- chemical bound energy
- conformational energy
- excitation energy
- fermentation energy
- fixed total energy
- free energy
- germinative energy
- Gibbs energy
- Gibbs free energy
- internal energy
- maintenance energy
- metabolizable energy
- motive energy
- net energy
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19 absorb
əb'zo:b1) (to soak up: The cloth absorbed the ink I had spilled.) absorber2) (to take up the whole attention of (a person): He was completely absorbed in his book.) absorber•- absorption
absorb vb absorbertr[əb'zɔːb]1 (liquids etc) absorber; (shock) amortiguar2 (time) ocupar3 figurative use (ideas etc) asimilar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be absorbed in something estar absorto,-a en algoabsorb [əb'zɔrb, æb-, -'sɔrb] vt1) : absorber, embeber (un líquido), amortiguar (un golpe, la luz)2) engross: absorber3) assimilate: asimilarv.• absorber v.• amortiguar v.• beber v.• chupar v.• embeber v.• empapar v.• incorporar v.• mamar v.• sorber v.əb'sɔːrb, əb'zɔːba) \<\<light/energy\>\> absorberb) \<\<impact/shock\>\> amortiguar*c) \<\<information\>\> asimilard) \<\<time\>\> absorber, llevar[ǝb'zɔːb]VT1) [+ liquid] absorber; [+ heat, sound, shock, vibrations, radiation] amortiguar2) (fig) [+ information] asimilar; [+ time, energy] ocupar, absorberthe business absorbs most of his time — el negocio absorbe or le lleva la mayor parte de su tiempo
the parent company absorbs the losses made by the subsidiary — la empresa matriz absorbe las pérdidas de la filial
the country absorbed 1,000 refugees — el país dio entrada a or acogió a 1.000 refugiados
3) (=engross)to be absorbed in — estar absorto en, estar ensimismado con
she was absorbed in a book — estaba absorta en or ensimismada con un libro
to get absorbed in — centrarse or meterse de lleno en
* * *[əb'sɔːrb, əb'zɔːb]a) \<\<light/energy\>\> absorberb) \<\<impact/shock\>\> amortiguar*c) \<\<information\>\> asimilard) \<\<time\>\> absorber, llevar -
20 absorb
transitive verb1) aufsaugen [Flüssigkeit]; aufnehmen [Flüssigkeit, Nährstoff, Wärme]; (fig.) in sich (Akk.) aufnehmen [Wissen]2) (reduce in strength) absorbieren; abfangen [Schlag, Stoß]3) (incorporate) eingliedern, integrieren [Abteilung, Gemeinde]4) (consume) aufzehren [Kraft, Zeit, Vermögen]5) (engross) ausfüllen [Person, Interesse, Gedanken]* * *[əb'zo:b]1) (to soak up: The cloth absorbed the ink I had spilled.) aufsaugen•- academic.ru/217/absorbent">absorbent- absorption* * *ab·sorb[əbˈzɔ:b, -ˈsɔ:b, AM -ˈsɔ:rb, -ˈzɔ:rb]vt1. (soak up)▪ to \absorb sth etw aufnehmen [o fachspr absorbieren]; liquids a. etw aufsaugen; MED etw resorbieren3. (accommodate for)4. (reduce)to \absorb light Licht absorbieren [o fam schlucken]to \absorb noise Schall dämpfen [o fam schlucken5. (understand)▪ to \absorb sth information, news etw aufnehmen6. (engross)▪ to \absorb sb jdn beanspruchen [o in Anspruch nehmen]to \absorb sb's attention/time jds Aufmerksamkeit/Zeit beanspruchento completely \absorb sb's attention/time jds ganze Aufmerksamkeit/Zeit in Anspruch nehmen* * *[əb'sɔːb]vtabsorbieren, aufnehmen; liquid also aufsaugen; knowledge, news also in sich (acc) aufnehmen; vibration auffangen, absorbieren; shock dämpfen; light, sound absorbieren, schlucken; people, firm absorbieren, integrieren (into in +acc); costs etc tragen; one's time in Anspruch nehmenshe absorbs things quickly — sie hat eine rasche Auffassungsgabe
to be absorbed in a book etc — in ein Buch etc vertieft or versunken sein
she was completely absorbed in her family/job — sie ging völlig in ihrer Familie/Arbeit auf
* * *absorb [əbˈsɔː(r)b; -ˈz-]1. absorbieren, auf-, einsaugen, fig Wissen etc (in sich) aufnehmen2. obs verschlingen (auch fig)4. PHYS absorbieren, resorbieren, in sich aufnehmen, einen Schall schlucken, einen Schall, Stoß dämpfen* * *transitive verb1) aufsaugen [Flüssigkeit]; aufnehmen [Flüssigkeit, Nährstoff, Wärme]; (fig.) in sich (Akk.) aufnehmen [Wissen]2) (reduce in strength) absorbieren; abfangen [Schlag, Stoß]3) (incorporate) eingliedern, integrieren [Abteilung, Gemeinde]4) (consume) aufzehren [Kraft, Zeit, Vermögen]5) (engross) ausfüllen [Person, Interesse, Gedanken]* * *v.absorbieren v.aufnehmen v.aufsaugen v.dämpfen v.einsaugen v.fesseln v.ganz in Anspruch nehmen ausdr.neutralisieren v.tragen v.(§ p.,pp.: trug, getragen)
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