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палка глагол:приклеиваться (stick, adhere, glue)насаживать (stick, skewer)прилеплять (stick, glue)льнуть (cling, stick)имя существительное:трость (cane, stick, walking stick)дирижерская палочка (baton, wand, stick) -
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[graund]n1) земля, земная поверхность, почва, грунт, верхний слой землиThere was very little snow on the ground. — На земле было очень много снега.
The draperies fell down to the ground. — Портьеры падали до самого пола.
The ground trembled under our feet. — Земля дрожала у нас под ногами.
- dry groundThe ground is not rich enough for a good crop. — Эта почва недостаточно плодородна, чтобы дать хороший урожай.
- boggy ground
- sandy ground
- fertile ground
- newly mage ground
- good ground for growing wheat
- ground troops
- ground operations
- ground defence
- ground control
- ground sheet
- ground floor
- ground station
- ground job
- ground personnel
- piece of ground
- narrow slip of ground
- smell of dry ground
- hole in the ground
- on the ground
- ground
- from the ground
- high above the ground
- far bellow the ground
- above ground
- under ground
- dress the ground
- till the ground
- roll on the ground
- break new ground
- throw smth to the ground
- bend to the ground- bow gown to the ground- reach the ground
- kiss the ground
- stamp the ground
- touch ground
- look at the ground
- draw smth along the ground
- hit against the ground
- beat a pole into the ground
- sink into the ground
- rise from the ground
- tear a plant out of ground
- penetrate into the ground
- test the ground with one's foot
- inspect the ground for traces of blood
- put one's ear to the ground- lie on the ground- pick smth up from the ground
- walk on the ground
- grow in very good ground- ground is covered with dry leaves- ground settled
- where the ground was hardest2) поле, местность, территория, планThe ground is mostly planted with trees. — Участок, в основном, засажен деревьями.
All that ground is build up. — Весь этот участок застроен.
The police covered the ground north of the town. — Полиция тщательно осмотрела территорию к северу от города.
- rising groundWe haven't very much more ground to cover here. — Нам осталось пройти еще немного.
- hunting ground
- rough ground
- winter feeding ground of goats from the mountains
- level ground
- rugged ground
- steep ground
- grassy grounds
- extensive grounds
- considerable ground
- French ground
- exhibition ground
- sports ground
- pleasure ground
- landing ground
- cycling ground
- broken ground
- enemy ground
- parade ground
- home ground
- cricket ground
- university grounds
- football ground
- consecrated ground
- Holy Ground
- ground contamination
- good ground for a garden
- ground north of smth
- grounds of the mansion
- ground reserved for gardening
- rise of the ground
- character of the ground
- go over a good ground
- cover much ground on the hike
- capture much of the enemy
- have extensive grounds around the house
- trespass on smb's grounds
- walk about the ground
- find good grounds to build this house
- close the grounds to the public
- grounds are splendidly laid out3) (обыкновенно pl) основание для обсуждения, темаHe was rejected on medical grounds. — Его не приняли/он не прошел по медицинским показателям.
They decided to act on legal grounds. — Они решили действовать на юридических основаниях.
I'm an experience cook. — Когда речь идет о еде, я абсолютно уверен в себе, так как я опытный повар.
- theoretical groundsI see no grounds for denial/refusal. — Не вижу причин для отказа.
- delicate ground
- forbidden ground
- common ground
- legal grounds
- good grounds
- good grounds for anxiety
- on normal grounds
- on legal grounds
- on rational grounds
- from the ground up
- on the ground that...
- be on one's ground
- find a common ground
- be sure of one's own ground
- be on shaky grounds
- shift one's ground
- lose one's ground
- have no grounds for complaint
- have every ground to worry- cover the whole ground- tread on forbidden ground
- have some grounds for refusal
- act on grounds of expediency
- have good grounds to believe
- have grounds for supposing smth
- have personal grounds to say so
- make up lost grounds
- cut the ground from under smb's feet
- suit down to the ground
- do something without grounds4) фон, планWhen the green pain off, we saw there was a white ground underneath. — Когда сошла зеленая краска, под ней мы увидели белый фон.
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1. n1) (тж перен, мед и мат) ко́рень мroot of all evil — ко́рень зла
square root — мат ко́рень квадра́тный
root of a tooth — ко́рень зу́ба
2) корешо́к м, са́женец м ( a small plant)3) с-х. (тж root crop) корнепло́д м- take root 2. vукорени́тьсяbe deeply rooted — глубоко́ укорени́ться
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1) с.-х. структура урожая ( соотношение в массе урожая различных его компонентов)The yield structure of that crop was measured around 14000 plants per mu (210000/ha), 104.7 seeds per plant, and 22.65 g per 100 seeds. — Структура данного урожая может быть представлена следующим образом: 14000 побегов на единицу измерения (210000/га), 104,7 семян на побег и 22,65 г. на 100 семян.
2) фин. структура доходности (различие доходности облигаций, отличающихся по ряду признаков, в том числе по сроку погашения, купонной ставке, условиям погашения, облагаемости налогом, ликвидности и вероятности платежа)See:The new English-Russian dictionary of financial markets > yield structure
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семя; семена; зерно; корм; зёрнышко; II сеять; засевать семенами; II семенной; в семена- seed box- seed breeding- seed can- seed cup- seed distributor - seed extractor - seed fallow - seed grass - seed-producing crop - seed tape - seed-testing station - seed treater - seed-trial ground - seed treatment - seed vessel - pedigree seed - thousand-seed weight -
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трактор; тягач; устройство для позиционирования (напр. инструмента); подающий ремень; II тракторный- tractor assembly - tractor-borne - tractor breakaway valve - tractor build instruction - tractor-building - tractor-carried - tractor case - tractor coupler - tractor crane - tractor-cultivator - tractor disk tiller - tractor-drawn scraper - tractor-drawn combined harvester - tractor-drawn mower - tractor driver - tractor frame rail - tractor gate - tractor grain drill - tractor-gun - tractor head - tractor industry - tractor lift - tractor leveller - tractor loader - tractor-lorry - tractor mounted - tractor-mounted loader - tractor oil - tractor-operated implements - tractor operator - tractor plant - tractor shovel - tractor snow plow - tractor steerage hoe - tractor-towed loader - tractor-towed roller - tractor-trailer combination - tractor-trailer coupler - tractor trailer implement - tractor trailer mower - tractor-trailer train - tractor-trailer trucking - tractor train - tractor tyre - tractor underfoot condition - tractor unit - tractor winch - air-tired tractor - amphibian tractor - do-all tractor - hauling tractor - high-clearance tractor - high-drive tractor - logging tractor - long-haul tractor - low-clearance tractor - low ground pressure tractor - orchard tractor - sleeper cab tractor -
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1. n однолетник, однолетнее растение2. n ежегодник3. a ежегодный; годовой, годичныйannual cut — ежегодная рубка; годичная лесосека
Синонимический ряд:1. yearly (adj.) anniversary; each year; lasting a year; occurring every year; once a year; recurring once a year; seasonal; twelvemonth; yearly2. yearbook (noun) annuary; class book; yearbookАнтонимический ряд: -
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1. роща2. перелесокСинонимический ряд:1. clump of trees (noun) brush; brushwood; clump of trees; hedge; plant; scrub; thicket; woods2. grove (noun) crop; forest; grove; growth; stand; wood -
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1. n фураж, грубые кормаforage resources — кормовые ресурсы; ресурсы грубых кормов
2. n кормовые растенияforage crop — фуражная культура, кормовая культура; подножный корм
3. n воен. фуражировка4. v фуражировать5. v разыскиватьto forage for a meal — разыскивать место, где можно было бы поесть
6. v искать, рыться7. v с. -х. кормить грубыми кормами8. v арх. опустошатьСинонимический ряд:1. feed (noun) feed; fodder; provender2. foray (noun) foray; incursion; invasion; raid3. feed (verb) feed; fodder; food; grain; hay; nourishment; pasture4. scour (verb) beat; comb; finecomb; fine-tooth-comb; grub; rake; ransack; rummage; scour; search5. search for food (verb) foray; hunt; overrun; plunder; raid; scavenge; scrounge; search for food; seek -
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cover cloth — кроющий материал, переплётная ткань
cover crop — покровная культура, запашная культура
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cover crop — покровная культура, запашная культура
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succesion 1. последовательность; 2. сукцессия, смена сообществallogenic succesion аллогенная сукцессияannual succesion годовая сукцессия (смена аспектов растительности или поколений животных в течение годаanthropogenic succesion антропогенная сукцессияautogenic succesion автогенная сукцессияbiotic succesion биотическая сукцессия, биогенная сукцессияcrop succesion плодосмен, севооборотedaphogenic succesion эдафогенная сукцессияendodynamic succesion эндоэкогенетическая сукцессия; эндодинамическая сукцессияexodynamic succesion экзоэкогенетическая сукцессия; экзодинамическая сукцессияfloral succesion последовательность развития цветков (на одном растении)herarch succesion сукцессия, возникающая в условиях влажного обитания и переходящая в условиях промежуточной влажностиimperfect succesion несовершенная сукцессия (с отсутствием некоторых обычных стадий в серии)litharch succesion сукцессия растительности на скалахlocal succesion кратковременная сукцессия; частная сукцессияnatural succesion естественная сукцессия, природная сукцессияperfect succesion совершенная сукцессия (полная серия от начальной до завершающей стадии без помех)plant succesion растительная сукцессияprimary succesion 1. первичная сукцессия; 2. сингенез, сингенетическая сукцессияprogressive succesion 1. прогрессивная сукцессия; 2. восстановительная сукцессияpyrogenic succesion пирогенная сукцессияretrogressive succesion регрессивная сукцессияsecondary succesion вторичная сукцессияsecular succesion 1. вековая сукцессия; 2. общая сукцессияsyngenetic succesion сингенез, сингенетическая сукцессияEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > succesion
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The principles and procedures of soil management and of field crop and special-purpose plant improvement, management, and production. (Source: MGH)
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The principles and procedures of soil management and of field crop and special-purpose plant improvement, management, and production. (Source: MGH)
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