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1 прямой швартов
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > прямой швартов
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2 носовой прямой швартов
Naval: bow breast, forward breast lineУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > носовой прямой швартов
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3 брештук
1) Naval: bow pointer, breast hook, breast plate, breasthook, deck hook, forehook (носовой), gusset plate2) Engineering: breast knee3) Caspian: brest plate -
4 склонять
I несов. - склоня́ть, сов. - склони́ть; (вн.)1) ( наклонять) incline (d), bend (d), bow (d)склони́ть го́лову на грудь — droop / bend one's head on one's breast
склоня́ть боевы́е знамёна — dip one's battle standards
2) ( уговаривать) incline (d); несов. тж. try to persuade [-'sweɪd] [to win over] (d); сов. тж. persuade (d), win over (d)••II несов. - склоня́ть, сов. - просклоня́ть; (вн.)склони́ть ча́шу весо́в в чью́-л по́льзу / сто́рону — tilt the balance to smb's advantage [in smb's favour]
1) грам. decline (d)••склоня́ть на все лады́, склоня́ть во всех падежа́х — bandy about / around (d); ( критиковать) pan (d), haul (d) over the coals
склоня́ть го́лову (пе́ред) высок. — bow one's head respectfully (before), bow down (before)
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5 скула судна
1) Naval: breast (в носовой части)2) Makarov: bow -
6 дрель
brace, drill, wimble* * *дрель ж.
drillгрудна́я дрель — breast drillлучко́вая дрель — bow drillпневмати́ческая дрель — air(-operated) [pneumatic] drillэлектри́ческая дрель — electric drill* * * -
7 склонять
1. склонить (вн.)склонить голову на грудь — droop / bend* one's head on one's breast
2. ( уговаривать) incline (d.); несов. тж. try to persuade, или to win over (d.); сов. тж. persuade (d.), win* over (d.)2. просклонять (вн.) грам.♢
склонить чашу весов в чью-л. пользу — tilt the balance to smb.'s advantage, или in smb.'s favourdecline (d.) -
8 дрель
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9 электрическая дрель
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > электрическая дрель
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10 дрель
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Drill — Drill, n. 1. An instrument with an edged or pointed end used for making holes in hard substances; strictly, a tool that cuts with its end, by revolving, as in drilling metals, or by a succession of blows, as in drilling stone; also, a drill press … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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