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{ə.kselə'reiʃn}
n ускорение
ACCELERATION of gravity физ. земно ускорение
negative ACCELERATION отрицателно ускорение, забавяне
lightning ACCELERATION авт. бързо/рязко потегляне, рязко увеличаване на скоростта* * *{ъ.kselъ'reishn} n ускорение; acceleration of gravity физ. земно уск* * *ускорение;* * *1. acceleration of gravity физ. земно ускорение 2. lightning acceleration авт. бързо/рязко потегляне, рязко увеличаване на скоростта 3. n ускорение 4. negative acceleration отрицателно ускорение, забавяне* * *acceleration[æk¸selə´reiʃən] n ускорение; акселерация; \acceleration of gravity физ. земно ускорение; negative \acceleration отрицателно ускорение, забавяне; constant \acceleration постоянно ускорение; uniform \acceleration равномерно ускорение.
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