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6 crush
1. transitive verb1) (compress with violence) quetschen; auspressen [Trauben, Obst]; (kill, destroy) zerquetschen; zermalmen2) (reduce to powder) zerstampfen; zermahlen; zerstoßen [Gewürze, Tabletten]3) (fig.): (subdue, overwhelm) niederwerfen, niederschlagen [Aufstand]; vernichten [Feind]; zunichte machen [Hoffnungen]2. noun1) (crowded mass) Gedränge, dashave a crush on somebody — in jemanden verknallt sein (ugs.)
* * *1. verb1) (to squash by squeezing together etc: The car was crushed between the two trucks.) zerquetschen2) (to crease: That material crushes easily.) zerknittern3) (to defeat: He crushed the rebellion.) zerschmettern2. noun(squeezing or crowding together: There's always a crush in the supermarket on Saturdays.) das Gedränge- academic.ru/17582/crushing">crushing* * *[krʌʃ]I. vt1. (compress)▪ to \crush sth etw zusammendrücken; (causing serious damage) etw zerquetschen; MED [sich akk] etw quetschento \crush sb to death jdn zerquetschen2. (mash)▪ to \crush sth etw zerdrücken\crush the almonds into a fine powder die Mandeln fein mahlento \crush an apple einen Apfel fein zerkleinernto \crush a clove of garlic eine Knoblauchzehe zerdrückento \crush grapes Trauben zerstampfen3. (break into pieces)to \crush ice Eis zerstoßen4. (shock)▪ to \crush sb jdn [stark] erschütternhe was completely \crushed by the news die Nachricht hat ihn furchtbar getroffen5. (defeat)▪ to \crush sb/sth jdn/etw vernichten [o unschädlich machen]the army was determined to \crush all resistance die Armee war entschlossen, jeglichen Widerstand zu zerschlagento \crush hopes Hoffnungen zunichtemachento \crush an opponent einen Gegner [vernichtend] schlagento \crush a rebellion/riot eine Rebellion/einen Aufstand niederschlagenII. nto have a \crush on sb in jdn verknallt [o verschossen] sein famorange \crush Orangensaft m mit zerstoßenem Eis* * *[krʌʃ]1. n1) (= crowd) Gedrängel ntit'll be a bit of a crush — es wird ein bisschen eng werden
to have a crush on sb — für jdn schwärmen, in jdn verschossen sein (inf)
3) (= drink) Saftgetränk nt2. vt1) (= squeeze, press tightly) quetschen; (= damage) soft fruit etc zerdrücken, zerquetschen; finger, toes etc quetschen; (rock, car etc) sb zerquetschen; (= kill) zu Tode quetschen; (= grind, break up) spices, garlic (zer)stoßen; ice stoßen; ore, stone zerkleinern, zerstampfen; scrap metal, garbage zusammenpressen; (= crease) clothes, paper zerknittern, zerdrücken; (= screw up) paper zerknüllenI was crushed between two enormous men in the plane —
she crushed the child to her breast — sie drückte das Kind fest an die Brust
to crush sb into sth — jdn in etw (acc) quetschen
to crush sth into sth — etw in etw (acc) stopfen
2) (fig) enemy, hopes, self-confidence, sb vernichten; revolution, opposition niederschlagen; (= oppress) people, peasants unterdrückenshe crushed him with one glance — sie sah ihn vernichtend an, sie warf ihm einen vernichtenden Blick zu
3. vi1) (crowd) (sich) drängenthey crushed into the car — sie quetschten or drängten sich in das Auto
* * *crush [krʌʃ]A s1. (Zer)Quetschen n:2. (zermalmender) Druck3. Gedränge n, Gewühl n4. umg Party etc, auf der es eng zugeht5. besonders Br Getränk aus ausgepressten Früchten:6. umga) Schwarm mb) Schwärmerei f:have a crush on sb in jemanden verknallt oder verliebt seinB v/t1. zerquetschen, -malmen, -drücken:he was crushed to death er wurde zerquetscht oder erdrückt2. zerdrücken, -knittern3. quetschen, heftig drücken4. TECH zerkleinern, -mahlen, -stoßen, schroten, Erz etc brechen:crushed coke Brechkoks m;crushed stone Schotter m5. (hinein)quetschen, (-)pressen ( beide:into in akk)6. auspressen, -drücken, -quetschen ( alle:from aus):crush the juice from a lemon eine Zitrone auspressen7. figa) nieder-, zerschmettern, überwältigen, vernichten:b) einen Aufstand etc niederwerfen, unterdrückenC v/i1. zerquetscht oder zerdrückt werden2. zerbrechen4. (zer)knittern* * *1. transitive verb1) (compress with violence) quetschen; auspressen [Trauben, Obst]; (kill, destroy) zerquetschen; zermalmen2) (reduce to powder) zerstampfen; zermahlen; zerstoßen [Gewürze, Tabletten]3) (fig.): (subdue, overwhelm) niederwerfen, niederschlagen [Aufstand]; vernichten [Feind]; zunichte machen [Hoffnungen]4) (crumple, crease) zerknittern [Kleid, Stoff]; zerdrücken, verbeulen [Hut]2. noun1) (crowded mass) Gedränge, das* * *v.ausdrücken v.erdrücken v.vernichten v.zerdrücken v.zerquetschen v.zerstoßen v. -
7 aggregate
1. noun 2. adjective(collected into one) zusammengefügt; (collective) gesamt3. transitive verb2) (unite) vereinigen* * *['æɡriɡət](a total: What is the aggregate of goals from the two football matches?) die Gesamtsumme* * *ag·gre·gateI. n[ˈægrɪgət]in the \aggregate alles in allem, insgesamt, im Ganzensnowflakes are loose \aggregates of ice crystals Schneeflocken sind Gebilde aus locker verbundenen Eiskristallen5. COMPUTdata \aggregate Datenverbund m\aggregate bandwidth aggregierte Bandbreite\aggregate function Datenverbundfunktion f\aggregate line speed kumulative ÜbertragungsgeschwindigkeitII. adj[ˈægrɪgeɪt]inv FIN, ECON gesamte(r, s), Gesamt-III. vt[ˈægrɪgət]▪ to \aggregate sth1. (add) etw summieren* * *['grIgɪt]1. n1) Gesamtmenge f, Summe f, Gesamtheit fon aggregate (Sport) — in der Gesamtwertung
2. adjgesamt, Gesamt-3. vt['grIgeɪt]1) (= gather together) anhäufen, ansammeln2) (= amount to) sich belaufen auf (+acc)4. vi['grIgeɪt] sich anhäufen, sich ansammeln* * *A adj [ˈæɡrıɡət] (adv aggregately)1. (an)gehäuft, vereinigt, gesamt, Gesamt…:aggregate income Gesamteinkommen n;aggregate amount → D 2;B v/t [-ɡeıt]1. anhäufen, ansammeln2. vereinigen, -binden (to mit), aufnehmen (to in akk)3. sich (insgesamt) belaufen auf (akk)C v/i [-ɡeıt]D s [-ɡət]1. Anhäufung f, Ansammlung f, Masse f2. Gesamtbetrag m, -summe f:in (the) aggregate insgesamt, im Ganzen, zusammen, alles in allem:an aggregate of 10 years insgesamt 10 Jahre;they won on aggregate SPORT sie wurden Gesamtsieger4. GEOL Aggregat n (Verwachsung gleich- oder verschiedenartiger Bestandteile eines Gesteins)5. ARCH Zuschlag(stoff) m* * *1. noun 2. adjective(collected into one) zusammengefügt; (collective) gesamt3. transitive verb2) (unite) vereinigen* * *adj.sich belaufen auf adj. n.Aggregat -e n.Gesamtmenge f.Summe -n f. -
8 псевдоожиженный слой
псевдоожиженный слой
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fluidised bed
1) A system for burning solid carbonaceous fuel efficiently and at a relatively low temperature, thus minimizing the emission of pollutants. The fuel is crushed to very small particles or a powder and mixed with particles of an inert material. The mixture is fed into a bed through which air is pumped vertically upwards, agitating the particles so they behave like a fluid. The forced circulation of air and the small size and separation of fuel particles ensures efficient burning.
2) A bed of finely divided solid through which air or a gas is blown in a controlled manner so that it behaves as a liquid.
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