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1 blade
blade [bleɪd](b) Technology (of fan) pale f; (of propeller) pale f, aile f; (of helicopter) hélice f; (of turbine motor, water wheel) aube f; (of plough) soc m (tranchant); (of ice skates) lame f; (of oar, paddle) plat m, pale f; (of windscreen wiper) balai m, raclette f∎ wheat in the blade blé m en herbe -
2 rotation
rotation n1 (of blade, wheel, crops) rotation f ;2 ( taking turns) job rotation occupation f des postes par roulement ; to work in rotation travailler par roulement or à tour de rôle ; in strict rotation [answer, ask] à tour de rôle. -
3 лопастное колесо гидродинамической передачи
лопастное колесо гидродинамической передачи
Ндп. рабочее колесо
Колесо с одним или несколькими венцами лопастей.
Примечание
Венец лопастей понимается как ряд расположенных по окружности лопастей.
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4 одноступенчатое лопастное колесо гидродинамической передачи
одноступенчатое лопастное колесо гидродинамической передачи
Лопастное колесо ГДП, состоящее из одного или нескольких венцов лопастей, между которыми нет венцов лопастей лопастных колес другого вида.
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5 notch
notch [nɒtʃ]1 noun(a) (cut → in stick) entaille f, encoche f; (hole → in belt, rack) cran m; (of toothed wheel) cran m, dent f; (in blade) brèche f; Sewing cran m; (in diskette) encoche f;∎ he let out/took in his belt a notch il a desserré/resserré sa ceinture d'un cran;∎ figurative a notch on the bedpost une conquête∎ he's gone up a notch in my estimation il est monté d'un cran dans mon estime;∎ turn the heating up a notch monte un peu le chauffage;∎ her novel is a notch above the rest son roman est meilleur que les autres(a) (make cut in → stick) entailler, encocher; (→ gear wheel) cranter, denteler; (damage → blade) ébrécher∎ they've notched up six wins in a row ils ont six victoires consécutives à leur palmarès -
6 shoulder
shoulder [ˈ∫əʊldər]1. nounépaule f• all the responsibilities had fallen on his shoulders toutes les responsabilités reposaient sur ses épaules3. compounds• it hit him between the shoulder blades ça l'a atteint entre les épaules ► shoulder-high adjective à hauteur d'épaule* * *['ʃəʊldə(r)] 1.1) Anatomy épaule fon ou over one's shoulder — à l'épaule
on ou over one's shoulders — sur les épaules
to look over one's shoulder — lit, fig regarder derrière soi
the burden is ou falls on my shoulders — la charge m'incombe
shoulder to shoulder — [stand] côte à côte; [work] coude à coude or côte à côte
2) ( on mountain) replat m3) ( on road) bas-côté m4) Culinary épaule f2.transitive verb1) lit mettre [quelque chose] sur l'épaule [bag, implement]to shoulder arms — Military se mettre au port d'armes
shoulder arms! — Military arme sur l'épaule!
2) fig se charger de [burden, expense, task]; endosser [responsibility]3) ( push)••to stand head and shoulders above somebody — lit dépasser quelqu'un d'une bonne tête; fig laisser quelqu'un loin derrière
straight from the shoulder — (colloq) [comment, criticism] franc/franche
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7 paddle
['pædl] I verb(to walk about in shallow water: The children went paddling in the sea.) barboterII 1. noun(a short, light oar, often with a blade at each end of the shaft, used in canoes etc.) pagaie2. verb(to move with a paddle: He paddled the canoe along the river.) pagayer- paddle-wheel -
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['ʃəuldə] 1. noun1) (the part of the body between the neck and the upper arm: He was carrying the child on his shoulders.) épaule2) (anything that resembles a shoulder: the shoulder of the hill.) épaulement3) (the part of a garment that covers the shoulder: the shoulder of a coat.) épaule4) (the upper part of the foreleg of an animal.) épaule2. verb1) (to lift on to the shoulder: He shouldered his pack and set off on his walk.) charger sur son épaule2) (to bear the full weight of: He must shoulder his responsibilities.) endosser3) (to make (one's way) by pushing with the shoulder: He shouldered his way through the crowd.) se frayer un chemin à coups d'épaules•- put one's shoulder to the wheel - shoulder to shoulder -
9 shoulder
shoulder ['ʃəʊldə(r)]1 noun(a) (part of body, of garment) épaule f;∎ he's got broad shoulders il est large d'épaules;∎ round shoulders dos m rond ou voûté;∎ it's a bit big on the shoulders c'est un peu large aux épaules ou de carrure;∎ she put an arm around my shoulder elle mit son bras autour de mon épaule;∎ slung across or over the shoulder (bag, rifle etc) en bandoulière;∎ you can carry it over your shoulder tu peux le porter en bandoulière;∎ put a jacket over your shoulders mets une veste sur tes épaules;∎ I looked over my shoulder j'ai jeté un coup d'œil derrière moi;∎ it's a heavy burden to place on his shoulders c'est une lourde charge à mettre sur ses épaules;∎ figurative to cry on sb's shoulder pleurer sur l'épaule de qn;∎ we all need a shoulder to cry on nous avons tous besoin d'une épaule pour pleurer;∎ to have a good head on one's shoulders avoir la tête sur les épaules;∎ figurative to put one's shoulder to the wheel s'atteler à la tâche;∎ to stand shoulder to shoulder être coude à coude∎ shoulder of lamb épaule f d'agneau(c) (along road) accotement m, bas-côté m∎ she shouldered the heavy load elle chargea le lourd fardeau sur son épaule;∎ to shoulder one's gun mettre son fusil sur l'épaule;∎ Military to shoulder arms se mettre au port d'armes;∎ Military shoulder arms! portez armes!(b) figurative (take on → blame) assumer; (→ responsibility) endosser, assumer; (→ cost) faire face à∎ he shouldered me aside il m'écarta d'un coup d'épaule;∎ I shouldered my way through the crowd je me suis frayé un chemin à travers la foule (en jouant des épaules)►► shoulder bag sac m à bandoulière;shoulder belt ceinture f épaulière;shoulder blade omoplate f; (of horse etc) paleron m;Military shoulder braid fourragère f;shoulder charge charge f épaule contre épaule;shoulder holster holster m;shoulder rate (in tourism) tarif m moyenne saison;shoulder season (in tourism) moyenne saison f;shoulder strap (on dress, bra, accordion) bretelle f; (on bag) bandoulière f; Military patte f d'épaule, épaulette f
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