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21 value
1) цена; стоимость; ценность2) величина; значение; число; коэффициент3) мн. ч. частицы ( строительных материалов)4) ценить; оценивать; исчислять•- value of elasticity - value of on-the-site works - value of thrust - absolute value - acid value - actual value - added value - aesthetic value - approximate value - attrition value - average value - beam supporting value - bearing value - bedding value - bending value - biological value - bond value - calculated value - calorific value - capacity value - cementing value - closeness value - colour value - combustion value - commercial value - corrosion value - crest value - cutting value - deflection value - delivery value - design value - economic value - exchange value - fatigue value - fertilizing value - field values - guess value - hardness value - heat value - heating value - heat insulation value - impact value - insulating value - insured value - junk value - limit value - market value - maximum value - maximum permissible value - mean value - negative value - of value - permanganate value - permissible value - pH value - protective value - saturation value - scale value - scale-division value - sound-insulation value - tabulated value - threshold value - threshold limit value - unit value - working valueto decrease in value — снижать стоимость (напр. строительных работ)
* * *1. значение ( величины); величина2. стоимость, цена || оценивать3. проявляемая способность- abrasion value
- absolute value
- absolute value of a vector
- acid value
- actual value
- aesthetic value
- aggregate crushing value
- air-entry value
- average value
- bedding value
- boundary value
- calculation value
- calorific value
- cementing value
- collective value of a building
- color value
- conventional true value of a quantity
- conventional true value
- critical value
- design value
- discharge value
- equivalent value of population number
- experimental value
- extreme value
- fixed value
- flow value
- form pressure design values
- gross calorific value
- heating value
- initial value
- instantaneous value
- insulating value
- K value
- limiting value
- MAC value
- N value
- net calorific value
- nominal value
- numerical value
- pH value
- prescribed values
- relative value
- safe bearing value
- shearing force value
- shear force value
- threshold value
- threshold limit value
- true value
- U value
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22 diminish
A vtr1 ( reduce) diminuer [numbers, popularity, quantity, resources] ;3 ( denigrate) dénigrer ;4 Mus diminuer.B vi1 ( decrease) [funds, resources, numbers] diminuer ;1 [amount, enthusiasm, income, force, level, rate] réduit ; [awareness, support] amoindri ; to feel diminished se sentir rabaissé ;2 Jur on grounds of diminished responsibility pour raisons de responsabilité atténuée ;3 Mus diminué.D diminishing pres p adj [number] de moins en moins élevé ; [funds, resources, group] de moins en moins important ; [influence] de moins en moins fort ; the law of diminishing returns la loi des rendements décroissants.
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