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1 проліт
ч1) ( дія) flight2) ( сходів) stairwell3) архіт. (мосту, арки) bay, aperture, span4) зал. ( відстань між станціями) stage -
2 міст
ч1) (у різн. знач.) bridgeланцюговий міст — chain bridge, suspension bridge
перекидний міст — foot-bridge, gangway
"повітряний" міст ав. — air bridge; airlift
перекинути міст через річку — to throw a bridge across a river, to span a river with a bridge, to build a bridge
2) тех., авт. axleведучий міст авт. — driving axle
задній міст авт. — back axle, rear end, rear-axle assembly
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3 перекидати
I = перекидати IIIперекид`атиII = перекинутиперекид`ати1) to throw over, to fling, to cast, to launch, to hurl (over, across); ( стіл) to upset, to overthrow, to overturn, to tip over; ( човен) to keelперекидати міст через ріку — to throw a bridge across a river, to span a river with a bridge
2) ( переводити в інше місце) to transferIII док. див. перекидати Iперек`идати -
4 з'єднувати
= з'єднати1) to join, to link; ( об'єднувати) to unite2) ( про засоби зв'язку) to connect, to link up; to put throughз'єднувати мостом — to bridge; ( без проміжних опор) to span
3) хім. to combine -
5 однопрогоновий
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