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1 большое повышение
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2 значительный рост
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3 большое повышение
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > большое повышение
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4 значительное увеличение
considerable increase, major increase, substantial increaseРусско-английский политический словарь > значительное увеличение
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5 значительное увеличение
1) General subject: considerable increase2) Mathematics: a marked increase in, a marked increase in (The gain is appreciable.)3) Economy: substantial increase4) Diplomatic term: notable increase, sizable increase5) Business: useful increase6) Makarov: dramatic increaseУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > значительное увеличение
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7 большой
1. bulky2. heavyиметь большой вес; быть тяжёлым — to be heavy
3. king-size4. wide5. hulk6. more7. large scale8. large-scale9. major10. semimajor11. builky12. grand«единоличное большое жюри» — one-man grand jury
13. big; large; great; grownup«Большой Бен» — Big Ben
«Большой шок » — Big Bang
14. considerable15. great16. gross17. largeбольшой размер; большого размера — large size
Синонимический ряд:1. большущий (прил.) большущий; великовозрастной; великовозрастною; великовозрастный; здоровенной; здоровенною; здоровенный; здоровой; здоровою; здоровущий; здоровый; знатной; знатною; знатный; крупной; крупною; крупный; немалой; немалою2. взрослый (прил.) взрослый; старшей; старшею; старший3. глубокий (прил.) глубокий; сильной; сильною4. немалый (прил.) великий; великой; великою; гигантский; грандиозной; грандиозною; грандиозный; громадной; громадною; громадный; колоссальной; колоссальною; колоссальный; немалый; огромной; огромною; огромный5. сильный (прил.) могучей; могучею; могучий; мощной; мощною; мощный; сильныйАнтонимический ряд:крохотной; крохотною; крохотный; маленький; маленькой; маленькою; малой; малою; малый -
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1. intense2. smart3. substantialсущественные, значительные издержки — substantial costs
4. useful5. wideварьирусь в значительной степени — vary widely (refl.)
варьировась в значительной степени — vary widely (refl.)
варьирующ в значительной степени — varying widely (refl.)
варьировавш в значительной степени — varying widely (refl.)
6. important7. greatlyв большой мере, в значительной степени — to a great extent
8. large9. notable10. pretty11. substantially12. well13. meaningful14. amain15. appreciably16. apreciably17. by farзначительно; несомненно — by far
18. considerably19. far20. far and awayгораздо, намного, значительно — out and away
21. materially22. muchочень, в значительной степени; почти — pretty much
23. sensible24. significantly25. sizable26. sizably27. sizeable28. tremendously29. vastly30. considerable; large; important; significant; suggestive31. goodlyмного, значительное количество — a good deal
32. significant33. tidyСинонимический ряд:важно (проч.) важно; значимо; немаловажно; судьбоносно; существенно; эпохально -
9 в результате
•The hypothesis assumes that the genetic code was universal in (or as a) consequence of its being established in the ancestral stock.
•The internal energy increases as a result of the reaction.
•In this zone, mixing occurs as the result of convection.
•In response to the increase of pressure the emergency system went into action.
•The changes in band intensity associated with changes in pH...
•A hydrogen atom is first formed by collision.
•The work is done by virtue of the volume change.
•The first term is the energy contribution due to the translational motion of...
•The possible carbonium ions that can form the addition of...
•With the single-heterostructure laser some of the light is still lost owing to its penetration across...
•Contamination of condensate may occur leakage of...
•The pulse shapes were derived scanning different types of particles.
•This work has resulted in two waveguides.
•Bentonite shrinks upon drying.
* * *В результате -- as a result of, as a consequence of, in consequence; because of; fromAs a result of the present evaluation of existing two-phase flow correlations, the following conclusions can be stated.In consequence, considerable attention has been paid to the operator interface with the intention of making the transition to digital control as painless as possible.Wastage, if any, in these regions would be masked because of the signal problems.Perturbations should develop in the toroidal fields from a fault condition.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > в результате
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10 выигрыш
•A considerable gain (or increase) in shock strength can be obtained by using a tube which converges at the diaphragm.
* * *Выигрыш -- gain; value (польза)Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > выигрыш
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11 выигрыш
•A considerable gain (or increase) in shock strength can be obtained by using a tube which converges at the diaphragm.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > выигрыш
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12 значительное увеличение
•At lower currents there is a marked (or pronounced, or drastic, or appreciable) increase in (or of) absorption.
•The gain is appreciable (or considerable, or substantial).
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > значительное увеличение
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13 открывать возможности
•This offers ( considerable) scope for further improvements.
•The addition of silver offers ( strong) possibilities of providing alloys with...
•These transistors open up possibilities for new circuits.
•These tyres open up ( new) possibilities to vehicle designers.
•Lasers offer ( outstanding) possibilities in this field.
•The increase in rotor current opens the way to a reduction of the stator current.
•The ready availability of this synthetic product opens the door to large-scale exploratory investigations.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > открывать возможности
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14 значительное увеличение
•At lower currents there is a marked (or pronounced, or drastic, or appreciable) increase in (or of) absorption.
•The gain is appreciable (or considerable, or substantial).
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > значительное увеличение
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15 количество
. в количестве; в незначительном количестве; в огромных количествах; граммовые количества; значительное количество•A considerable body of data suggests that...
•The gaseous products contain large proportions (or amounts, or quantities) of propylene, butylene and butadiene.
•These countries produce large tonnages of bentonite.
* * *Количество (страниц)-- The JERT will increase its page count with the December 1981 issue to 120 pages per issue. Количество ( при переводе на английский иногда опускается) -- quantity; amount, inventory (для неисчисляемых существительных); number, count (для исчисляемых существительных); incidence (каких-либо событий); proportion (как составная часть). При переводе на английский иногда опускаетсяEngineers are erroneously taught that the job of heat exchangers is to transfer fixed quantities of heat.The rate of polymerization can be controlled to some degree by the amount of catalyst added to the adhesive system.The number of pits can be used as a measure of damage.The incidence of solid bed breakup gives some estimate of melting profile stability.These alloys of lead contained antimony, tin, and possibly small proportions of other metals.—количество изделий согласно спецификацииРусско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > количество
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16 приписывать
Приписывать - to ascribe to, to attribute to, to credit to (объяснять чем-либо); to attach to, to assign to, to allocate to (отводить на долю чего-либо)An increase in the value of L above the classical value is often attributed to phonon conduction.Considerable importance has been attached to the dark fixation of CO2.The observed high efficiency is credited to the high-pressure forced lubrication of the hydrostatic bearings.A value of 7600 calories per mol is assigned to an energy-rich phosphate bond.Ordered sequences of jobs are allocated to specific processors.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > приписывать
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17 с трудом
С трудом - with difficulty, with effort(s), after effortChemical literature delivers satisfying answers to questions of biologists with efforts.In many cases the actual cause of a shut-down is not determined or if so, only after considerable effort.С увеличением - with increase in, with increased..., with increasing, as... increases; as... is increased; as... is raisedAs the tempering temperature is raised the threshold DK0 increases from 3.0 to 8.5 MPa Ц m.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > с трудом
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18 песня
(птиц, амфибий, китов, гиббонов) song (см. также пениепесня дефинитивная - definitive song, secondary songпесня дискретная - см. также песня прерывистаяпесня прерывистая, с систематической сменой напевов - discontinuous, based on eventual variety principleпесня слитная, по принципу непрерывной вариативности - unbroken, continuous, based on immediate variety principleврождённый шаблон как основа для обучения видоспецифической песня - templateимитации в песня - imitative song, mocking, mimickingMales of these species mimic with quite remarkable precision sounds whose acoustic parameters lie, as it first seems, far outside the limits of acoustic competence of a small passerine bird .исполнять песня - sing, give song, perform song (song performance), produce song, utter songисходные элементы песня - notes, syllablesиспользование общих элементов разными самцами даного вида - song elements sharingSome song types were shared, with minor variations, between individuals .организация временная - temporal organization, syntactic rulesAn increase in male sexual motivation can also be reflected in the utterance by him of a subsong that is structurally rather similar to the aggressive song accompanying most tense encounters between rivals .присада, с которой регулярно произносится песня - permanent song-post (of male)A male usually gives series of short advertising-songs from one of his habitual song-posts. When the singing bird becomes agitated for one reason or another, the pauses between such songs are gradually reduced, so that the previously discrete sounds are amalgamated into a practically unbroken extended advertising-song .репертуар исходных элементов (нот, фраз)Each male has a considerable repertoire of song phrases, eleven being noted from one individual during March .Birds switched from one phrase to another within the same spell of singing an they alsovaried individual phrases .фрагмент прерывистой песня - между двумя периодами молчания - bout of singingРусско-английский словарь по этологии (поведению животных) > песня
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19 количество
ср.иметься в большом количестве — to be abundant, to abound
в количестве 150 человек — one hundred and fifty strong, 150 in number
достаточное количество чего-л. — fill; разг. bellyful
большое количество — considerable quantity, large quantity, bucket, bulk, bundle, lump; pile разг.; sight диал.
в большом количестве — abundantly, in abundance, in volume, in quantity, in large quantities
ничтожное количество — minute amount, micro amount/quantity
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20 влезать в долги
влезать (залезать, входить) в долгинеодобр.get into debt, accumulate debtsНесмотря на значительное уменьшение расходов, доходы Григорья Ивановича не прибавлялись; он и в деревне находил способ входить в новые долги. (А. Пушкин, Барышня-крестьянка) — Despite considerable diminution of expenditure, the income of Grigory Ivanovich did not increase; even in the country he found ways of accumulating fresh debts.
Русско-английский фразеологический словарь > влезать в долги
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