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101 dokuczać
impf dokuczyć* * *(-am, -asz); -yć; vi dokuczać komuś — to tease sbcały dzień dokuczał mi ból/głód — pain/hunger was nagging me all day
* * *ipf.(= naprzykrzać się) bother, vex ( komuś sb); (= dolegać) bother, ail, give trouble; (zwł. o nawracającej dolegliwości) play (sb) up; (= mocno boleć) be killing; (= czynić przytyki) tease, pick on; komuś dokucza zimno/upał/głód sb is suffering cold/heat/hunger; komuś dokucza serce/kolano/krzyż sb's heart/knee/back is playing (sb) up.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > dokuczać
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102 protect **** pro·tect vt
[prə'tɛkt](gen) proteggere, salvaguardare, (from cold, heat) riparare, (interests, rights) salvaguardare -
103 persist
intransitive verbpersist in something — an etwas (Dat.) [beharrlich] festhalten
persist in doing something — etwas weiterhin [beharrlich] tun
* * *[pə'sist](to keep doing, thinking etc in spite of opposition or difficulty; to continue asking, persuading etc: It will not be easy but you will succeed if you persist; He didn't want to tell her, but she persisted (in asking).) hartnäckig beharren auf- academic.ru/54735/persistent">persistent- persistently
- persistence* * *per·sist[pəˈsɪst, AM pɚˈ-]vi1. (continue to exist) andauern; cold, heat, rain anhalten; habit, tradition fortbestehen; MED persistieren fachsprto \persist in one's opinion an seiner Meinung festhalten3. (continue)▪ to \persist in doing sth weiterhin etw tun, nicht aufhören, etw zu tun▪ to \persist with sth mit etw dat weitermachen; project, crusade, programme etw unbeirrt fortsetzen* * *[pə'sɪst]vi(= persevere) nicht lockerlassen, unbeirrt fortfahren (with mit); (= be tenacious in belief, demand etc) beharren, bestehen (in auf +dat = last, continue fog, pain etc) anhalten, fortdauernif you persist in misbehaving —
if you persist in coming late — wenn du weiterhin zu spät kommst
if the rumours still persist — falls sich die Gerüchte halten sollten
* * *persist [pə(r)ˈsıst] v/i1. (in) verharren (auf dat, bei), (fest)bleiben (bei), hartnäckig bestehen (auf dat), beharren (auf dat, bei):he persisted in doing so er fuhr (unbeirrt) damit fort;he persists in saying er bleibt bei seiner Behauptung, er behauptet steif und fest umg3. fortdauern, fortbestehen, weiter bestehen, anhalten* * *intransitive verb1) (continue firmly) beharrlich sein Ziel verfolgen; nicht nachgebenpersist in something — an etwas (Dat.) [beharrlich] festhalten
persist in doing something — etwas weiterhin [beharrlich] tun
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104 expose
ex·pose [ɪkʼspəʊz, ekʼ-, Am -ʼspoʊz] vt1) ( lay bare)2) ( leave vulnerable to)to \expose sth to cold/ heat etw der Kälte/Hitze aussetzen;to \expose sb to danger jdn einer Gefahr aussetzen;3) ( reveal)to \expose sth etw offenbaren; scandal, treachery, plot etw aufdecken [o enthüllen];to \expose sb jdn entlarven4) ( put in contact)to \expose sb to sth jdn mit etw dat vertraut machen;5) ( show genitals)to \expose oneself [to sb] sich akk [vor jdm] entblößen6) photto \expose sth etw belichten;to over-/under\expose sth etw über-/unterbelichtento \expose sb/ an animal jdn/ein Tier aussetzen -
105 extreme
1) ( utmost) äußerste(r, s);\extreme caution äußerste [o größte] Vorsicht;\extreme cold/ heat extreme Kälte/Hitze;\extreme difficulties extreme [o ungeheure] Schwierigkeiten;\extreme distress größte Not;to feel \extreme pain extreme Schmerzen haben;with \extreme pleasure mit größtem Vergnügen;\extreme relief außerordentliche Erleichterung;\extreme weather extreme Wetterverhältnisse;in his \extreme youth in seiner frühesten Jugend2) ( most remote) äußerste(r, s);in the \extreme north im äußersten Norden3) ( radical) radikal, extrem;to be \extreme in one's views radikale [o extreme] Ansichten vertreten nto go from one \extreme to the other von einem Extrem ins andere fallen;to drive sb to \extremes jdn zum Äußersten treiben;at the \extreme im äußersten Fall, im Extremfall3) ( utmost)in the \extreme äußerst;to be disappointed in the \extreme zutiefst enttäuscht sein;to be surprised in the \extreme aufs Höchste überrascht sein -
106 hellish
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107 penetrating
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108 persist
per·sist [pəʼsɪst, Am pɚʼ-] vi1) ( continue to exist) andauern; cold, heat, rain anhalten; habit, tradition fortbestehen; med persistieren fachsprto \persist in one's opinion an seiner Meinung festhalten3) ( continue)to \persist in doing sth weiterhin etw tun, nicht aufhören, etw zu tun;to \persist with one's efforts to do sth sich unermüdlich bemühen, etw zu tun -
109 sensitivity
[͵sensıʹtıvıtı] n1. 1) чувствительностьsensitivity curve - тех. кривая чувствительности
sensitivity to cold [heat] - чувствительность к холоду [теплу]
2) восприимчивость; впечатлительность; чуткостьto develop a sensitivity to art - развить восприятие искусства /художественный вкус/
3) психол. сенситивность2. pl обидчивость, уязвимостьto show respect for the sensitivities of others - уважать чувства других; не уязвлять чужое самолюбие
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110 lotsatu
du/ad.1. to put to shame, shame; filme pornografikoak apaiza \lotsatu zuen the pornographic film shamed the priest; \lotsaturik nago I'm ashamed; \lotsatuta utzi zuen it put her to shame2. to embarrass, abash; ez nekien zer erantzun eta \lotsaturik gelditu nintzen I didn't know what answer to give and I was embarrassed; lotsatzeko gauza da she's capable of embarrassing3. ( beldurtu) to intimidate, make... afraid; hotzak, beroak, deusek ez du \lotsatuko the cold, heat, nothing will intimidate him da/ad.1. to be ashamed; zure jokabideaz lotsatzen naiz I'm ashamed of your behaviour; garai hartan Chicanoak beren hizkuntzaz lotsatzen ziren in those days the Chicanos were ashamed of their language; biluzirik zeudelako \lotsatu gabe unashamed of their nakedness; hori egiteaz \lotsatu zen he was ashamed of doing it2. to be embarrassed, look embarrassed; \lotsatu gabe, kantatu zertxobait don't be shy, sing something3.a. ( beldurtu) to be intimidated, be fearful; \lotsatu ziren zeramatzatenak hil zekien bidean they were afraid that those they were carrying would die on the way; ene hezurrak eta ene zainak \lotsatu ziren I was shaking in my bootsb. ( ikaratu, izutu) to be {horrified || terrified}, tremble; bazterrak oro dira lotsatzen the whole are is trembling -
111 susceptible
1 ( vulnerable) (to cold, heat, flattery, pressure, persuasion) sensible (to à) ; ( to disease) prédisposé (to à) ;2 ( impressionable) impressionnable ; -
112 insulate
insulate ['ɪnsjʊleɪt](a) (against cold, heat, radiation) isoler; (hot water pipes, tank) calorifuger; (soundproof) insonoriser(b) Electricity isoler∎ they are no longer insulated from the effects of inflation ils ne sont plus à l'abri des effets de l'inflation;∎ his cynicism insulates him from any feelings of pity son cynisme le protège contre tout sentiment de pitié►► insulated screwdriver tournevis m isolant;insulated sleeping bag sac m de couchage isolant -
113 gevremek
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114 varme
heat, warm, warmness, warmth* * *I. (en)( som fysisk begreb) heat ( fx measure the heat of the water; metals are good conductors of heat; the heat of the blood);( stærk varme) heat ( fx the heat of the sun; the heat from the fire),( mild varme) warmth ( fx the warmth of the sun (, the room, hishand));( opvarmning) heating ( fx inclusive of light and heating);(fig) warmth ( fx the warmth of his welcome),( stærkere, F) fervour ( fx speak with great fervour);[ 5 graders varme] 5 degrees above freezing point;[ lukke op for varmen] turn on the heat;[ holde på varmen] keep out the cold.II. vb(cf I. varme) heat ( fx some water), warm ( fx one's hands, oneself);[ varme hans ører] box his ears;[ ovnen varmer godt] the stove gives a good heat;[ varme op]( rum) heat (el. warm) up;( om sportsmand) warm up, limber up. -
115 тепло
heat, warm* * *тепло́ с.
heatаккумули́ровать тепло́ — store heatвысвобожда́ть тепло́ — liberate [release] heatиспо́льзовать тепло́ — utilize heatотводи́ть тепло́ — take away heat, abstract [draw off] heat fromтепло́ перено́сится от горя́чего те́ла к холо́дному — heat flows [is transferred] from hot to coldпоглоща́ть тепло́ — absorb heatподводи́ть тепло́ — supply heatпреобразо́вывать тепло́ в … — convert heat (in)to …производи́ть тепло́ — generate heatрекупери́ровать (отбро́сное) тепло́ — recover [reclaim] (waste) heatджо́улево тепло́ — Joule(an) heatизбы́точное тепло́ — surplus [excess] heatконвекти́вное тепло́ — convection heatлучи́стое тепло́ — radiant heatнизкопотенциа́льное тепло́ — low-grade heatоста́точное тепло́ — residual heatотбро́сное тепло́ — waste heatотходя́щее тепло́ — waste heatтепло́ отходя́щих га́зов — waste-gas heatпобо́чное тепло́ — by-product heatрадиоге́нное тепло́ — radiogenic heatрасполага́емое тепло́ — available heatскры́тое тепло́ — latent heatфизи́ческое тепло́ — sensible heat -
116 изотермичен фургон
cold-storage truckcold-storage truckscold-storage vehiclecold-storage vehicleslorry with heat-insulated vanlorries with heat-insulated vanБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > изотермичен фургон
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117 холодная сторона теплового насоса
холодная сторона теплового насоса
(источник низкопотенциального тепла)
[А.С.Гольдберг. Англо-русский энергетический словарь. 2006 г.]Тематики
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Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > холодная сторона теплового насоса
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118 тепловой аккумулятор
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119 когда это необходимо
•Cold water circulates, when required (or necessary) in the outer jacket carrying away the excess heat.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > когда это необходимо
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120 испытательное давление холодной воды
Heat: cold water test pressureУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > испытательное давление холодной воды
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