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1 interval between two trees
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > interval between two trees
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2 (an) interval between two trees
an interval between two trees/interval between two trees промежуток/расстояние между двумя деревьямиEnglish-Russian combinatory dictionary > (an) interval between two trees
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3 an interval between two trees
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > an interval between two trees
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4 interval
['ɪntəv(ə)l]n1) интервал, период, промежуток, расстояние между чем-либо, диапазонThe young plants should be set at intervals of six inches. — Молодые растения следует высаживать на расстоянии шести люймов друг от друга.
- void interval- recurrence interval
- ideal interval
- dead interval
- brief interval
- irregular interval
- temperature interval
- interline interval
- stated interval
- graduation interval
- interval value
- interval boundary
- interval zone
- interval between two trees
- interval of allowed values
- at short intervals
- at regular intervals
- at a certain interval
- at intervals of ten feet
- at intervals
- in the interval M to N
- maintain an interval between smth
- subdivide an interval
- accurately determine a short-time interval
- accurately determine an interval of short duration2) промежуток времени, временной интервал, пауза, перерыв, перемена, антракт, затишьеHe came during the interval. — Он пришел во время перерыва
- checl-out interval- time intervals
- ten-day interval
- equal time intervals
- design-basis time interval
- service interval
- four-dimensional interval
- characteristic time interval
- generation interval
- minute's interval
- safety interval
- week's interval
- lucid interval
- interval between lessons
- time interval from approximately the XV century through the XIX century
- in the interval
- at intervals of an hour
- at stated intervals
- after a suitable interval
- without intervals
- measurement of time intervals
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1. n промежуток, расстояние между; интервал2. n промежуток времени; интервал, пауза3. n перерыв; перемена; антракт4. n муз. интервалСинонимический ряд:1. gap (noun) breach; gap; hiatus; interruption; lacuna2. interim (noun) break; interim; interlude; intermission; interregnum; meantime; meanwhile; parenthesis; period; recess; space; span; spell; term; time; year3. pause (noun) comma; lull; pausation; pause -
6 interval
[ʹıntəv(ə)l] n1. промежуток, расстояние между (чем-л.); интервалan interval between two trees - промежуток /расстояние/ между двумя деревьями
at intervals - с промежутками, на расстоянии
at short [long, regular] intervals - а) с небольшими [большими, равномерными] промежутками; б) на небольшом [большом, одинаковом] расстоянии
at intervals of ten feet - с промежутками в десять футов, на расстоянии десяти футов
2. 1) промежуток времени; интервал, паузаa week's interval, an interval of a week - недельный перерыв
lucid interval - а) мед. период ясного сознания, короткая ремиссия явлений при психозе, светлый промежуток; б) затишье; период затишья
at intervals - а) время от времени, временами; б) через определённые промежутки времени, регулярно
without interval(s) - беспрерывно, непрерывно
2) перерыв; перемена ( между уроками); антракт3. муз. интервалmajor [minor] interval - большой [малый] интервал
4. амер. = intervale♢
at intervals - а) здесь и там; б) то там, то здесь; [см. тж. 1 и 2, 1)]
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