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1 горельник
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2 древесина f горелая
Словарь по целлюлозно-бумажному производству > древесина f горелая
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3 горельник
1) Engineering: burnt wood, fire-damaged forest2) Forestry: burnt timber, fire-killed wood, standing snags -
4 вкус пригорелости
Agriculture: taste of burnt wood (у вина) -
5 сгорать
сгореть1. be burnt down; burn* down / outдом сгорел — the house* was burnt down
свеча сгорела — the candle burned out / down
сгорать дотла — be burnt / reduced to ashes
2. разг. ( расходоваться при горении) be consumed, be used upза зиму (у нас) сгорело пять кубометров дров — we burned, или used up, five cubic metres of wood this winter
3. (от) burn* (with)сгорать от стыда, желания — burn* with shame, desire
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6 обугленность
Русско-английский словарь по деревообрабатывающей промышленности > обугленность
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7 прямой вруб
1) General subject: head cut2) Geology: burn3) Engineering: Michigan cut, burn cut, burned cut, cylinder cut, parallel cut4) Mining: burnt cut, shatter cut (призматический), straight cut, wood-chuck cut (призматический)5) Makarov: burn cur, burned cur, parallel cur -
8 прогорать
vi; св - прогоре́ть1) сгореть to burn through/upдрова́ прогоре́ли — the wood has burnt up
2) разг разоряться to go bankrupt/broke coll/bust coll -
9 без малого
almost, nearly; a little under; all but; a little less than; short of; just underГусев вырезал из крепкого дерева дубину, без малого с лошадиную ногу. (А. Толстой, Аэлита) — Gusev carved a club almost the size of a horse's leg out of a branch of hard wood.
Морозов без малого в голос взвыл: - Николай же Петрович! Не молчится, хоть брось! Горько же сознавать, что ты игрушка в чьих-то руках! (Л. Соболев, Капитальный ремонт) — Morozov all but wailed in his distress. 'But Nikolai, I just can't keep silent! It's go galling to feel yourself a mere puppet in somebody else's hands.'
Так прошёл без малого час, и внезапно Четунов увидел под крылом самолёта озеро. (Ю. Нагибин, Четунов, сын Четунова) — In this way a little less than an hour passed; then Chetunov suddenly noticed that they were flying over a lake.
Старый дом Савкиных, простоявший в Завидовке на центральной улице села без малого двести лет, сгорел начисто. (М. Алексеев, Вишнёвый омут) — The Savkins' old house, which had stood in Zavidovka's main street for nearly two hundred years, was burnt to the ground.
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10 чтобы духу не было
чтобы <и> духу (праху) не было (чьего, кого где)прост.get oft with you!; get out and stay out!; don't you ever dare to set foot here again!; don't let me set eyes on you!; never darken my door again!; mind there's no sight or sound of you here!; don't let me catch you here again!; go away and don't come back in a hurry- Сегодня же собери свои пожитки,... а завтра чтоб и духу твоего здесь не было, слышишь? (И. Тургенев, Постоялый двор) — 'Go and collect your belongings now, and mind there's no sight or sound of you here by tomorrow morning, hear me?'
- Довёл девку до евтого, да ещё пристаёшь, видно, весело тебе, оголтелый, на её слёзы смотреть. Вон пошёл. Чтобы духу твоего не было. (Л. Толстой, Отрочество) — 'Look what a pass you've brought the girl to, and you still pester her, seems it makes you happy, you wretch, to see her tears. Go on. Don't let me catch you here again.'
- Иди в сарай! - сердито приказывал отец и отталкивал от себя Яся... - Иди в сарай, проспись! И чтобы духу твоего завтра же здесь не было. (А. Куприн, Славянская душа) — 'Go off into the shed,' ordered my father angrily, pulling himself away from Yas... 'Go into the shed and sleep off your drunkenness so that tomorrow even the smell of you may be gone!'
- Дом чуть не спалили, оболтусы. Марш из лесу - чтоб духу вашего не было! (Г. Баженов, Азбектфан) — 'You almost burnt the place down, you good-for-nothings! Get out of the wood and don't come back in a hurry!'
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