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1 craze
{kreiz}
I. 1. подлудявам, карам да полудее
2. правя малка пукнатина (в глеч и пр.), напуквам се
II. n мания, лудост, мода
it's all the CRAZE това е последна мода
to have a CRAZE for... маниак/побъркан съм на тема...* * *{kreiz} v 1. подлудявам, карам да полудее; 2. правя малка пукна(2) {kreiz} n мания; лудост; мода; it's all the craze това е послед* * *влудявам; лудост; мания; мода;* * *1. i. подлудявам, карам да полудее 2. ii. n мания, лудост, мода 3. it's all the craze това е последна мода 4. to have a craze for... маниак/побъркан съм на тема. 5. правя малка пукнатина (в глеч и пр.), напуквам се* * *craze [kreiz] I. n мания; лудост; мода; surfing is the latest \craze сърфингът е най-новата мода; to have a \craze for маниак съм (побъркан съм) на тема, луд съм по; 2. фина пукнатина, микропукнатина; II. v 1. подлудявам, карам да подлудее; 2. правя малки пукнатини (кракеле) (по глеч), напуквам се. -
2 craze
геол.• капилярна пукнатина• пукам се• напуквам се• фина пукнатина -
3 craze resistance
• устойчивост срещу образуване на микропукнатиниEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > craze resistance
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