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1 narrowing
n сужение; уменьшениеСинонимический ряд:1. constriction (noun) binding; constriction; contraction; cramping; reduction; squeezing; strangling; stricture; tightness2. constricting (verb) constricting -
2 concentrating
группировка; группирование; обогатительный; концентрированиеСинонимический ряд:1. unifying (adj.) centralizing; centripetal; compacting; consolidating; integrative; unifying2. centring (verb) centring; converging; focusing; meeting3. contracting (verb) compressing; condensing; constricting; contracting; shrinking4. fastening (verb) fastening; fixating; fixing; putting; riveting5. giving (verb) addressing; applying; bending; buckling; dedicating; devoting; directing; giving; turning6. unifying (verb) compacting; consolidating; integrating; unifying -
3 contracting
1. a договаривающийся2. a подрядныйcontracting price — договорная цена; подрядная цена
Синонимический ряд:1. constrictive (adj.) astrictive; astringent; binding; constrictive; styptic2. bargaining (verb) bargaining; covenanting3. catching (verb) catching; coming down with; developing; getting; sickening; sickening of; sickening with; taking4. compressing (verb) compressing; concentrating; condensing; constricting; shrinking5. engaging (verb) engaging; pledging; promising; undertaking6. incurring (verb) incurring -
4 shrinking
1. n усадка2. n текст. посадка, декатировка3. a застенчивый, робкийСинонимический ряд:1. undemonstrative (adj.) aseptic; restrained; retiring; unaffable; undemonstrative; unexpansive; withdrawn2. contracting (verb) compressing; concentrating; condensing; constricting; contracting3. failing (verb) dwindling; failing; waning; wasting away; weakening4. reducing (verb) abating; decreasing; diminishing; draining; ebbing; lessening; let up; peter out; reducing; tail off; taper off5. starting (verb) blanching; blenching; flinching; quailing; recoiling; shying; starting; wincing6. becoming different (other) altering; becoming different; changing; changing color; degenerating; deteriorating; developing; growing; metamorphosing -
5 condensing
конденсационный; конденсационенСинонимический ряд:1. squeezing (noun) compression; concentration; condensation; confining; contracting; increasing pressure; pressurizing; squeezing2. contracting (verb) compressing; concentrating; constricting; contracting; shrinking3. epitomizing (verb) digesting; epitomizing; inventorying; summarizing; summing; summing up; synopsizing4. thickening (verb) thickening -
6 Snake
1. n геогр. р. Снейк2. n зоол. змея3. n подлец, гадина, змеяspitting snake — змея, разбрызгивающая яд
4. n редк. тварь, ничтожество5. n фин. «валютная змея»to raise snakes — поднять скандал, затеять шумную ссору
6. v ползти, извиваться, пробираться ползкомthe snake squirms among the leaves — змея, извиваясь, ползёт среди листвы
7. v вытягивать8. v змеиться, виться, извиваться9. v пробираться осторожно10. v амер. разг. тащить, волочить11. v амер. сл. улизнуть, смыться12. v амер. сл. вовлечь в бедуto get snaked — попасть в неприятность, оказаться в трудном положении
Синонимический ряд:1. reptile (noun) boa constrictor; boa-constrictor; coral snake; pit viper; python; rattlesnake; reptile; sea snake; serpent; viper2. snot (noun) cur; dog; louse; puke; rat; scum; skunk; snot; sod; stinkard; stinkaroo; stinker; toad; wretch3. slip (verb) crawl; creep; glide; lurk; prowl; pussyfoot; skulk; slide; slink; slip; sneak; steal; worm4. slither (verb) slither; undulate5. wind (verb) coil; curl; entwine; meander; spiral; twine; twist; weave; wind; wreathe -
7 squeezing
1. n тех. уплотнение, обжатие2. n кино анаморфирование3. n притеснение, нажим4. n l5. n выжимки6. n отходыСинонимический ряд:1. compression (noun) compression; concentration; condensation; condensing; confining; contracting; increasing pressure; pressurizing2. narrowing (noun) binding; constriction; contraction; narrowing; reduction; strangling; tightness3. extorting (verb) exacting; extorting; gouging; pinching; screwing; shaking down; wrenching; wresting; wringing4. holding (verb) clasping; embracing; enfolding; holding; hugging5. pressing (verb) bearing; compressing; constraining; constricting; cramming; crowding; crushing; expressing; flocking; jamming; mashing; mobbing; pressing; pushing; squashing -
8 compressing
1. сдавливание; обсадной2. сжимать; сжатие; сжимающийcompressing strain — деформация сжатия; сжимающее усилие
Синонимический ряд:1. contracting (verb) concentrating; condensing; constricting; contracting; shrinking2. pressing (verb) bearing; constraining; crowding; crushing; jamming; mashing; pressing; pushing; squashing; squeezing -
9 cramping
n тех. защемление, заклинивание, заеданиеСинонимический ряд:1. narrowing (noun) binding; constriction; contraction; narrowing; reduction; squeezing; strangling; stricture; tightness2. inhibiting (verb) constraining; constricting; inhibiting
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