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Техника: вредные примерный, вредные примеси (в стали)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > detrimental impurities
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ˌdetrɪˈmentl
1. прил. приносящий убыток;
причиняющий ущерб;
пагубный, губительный, вредный (to) detrimental impurities ≈ вредные примеси Syn: harmful, injurious, hurtful
2. сущ.;
разг.
1) нежелательное лицо;
вредная вещь
2) сл. младший брат наследника
3) нежелательный поклонник;
незавидная партия( о женихе) (разговорное) незавидная партия (о женихе) (разговорное) младший брат наследника причиняющий ущерб, вред;
вредный, пагубный - * to one's character подрывающий репутацию - * to one's health вредный для здоровья - it would be * to my interests это могло бы повредить /нанести ущерб/ моим интересам detrimental вредный;
detrimental to one's health вредный для здоровья ~ вредный ~ младший брат наследника ~ разг. незавидная партия (о женихе) ~ пагубный ~ приносящий убыток;
ущерб ~ причиняющий вред ~ причиняющий ущерб, вред ~ причиняющий ущерб ~ убыточный detrimental вредный;
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[ˌdetrɪ'ment(ə)l] 1. прил.; книжн.причиняющий ущерб; пагубный, губительный, вредныйSyn:2. сущ.2) вредная вещь4) нежелательный поклонник; незавидная партия ( о женихе) -
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1) примесь, (постороннее) включение2) загрязнение; грязь•-
acceptor impurity
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activator impurity
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active impurity
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aliovalent impurity
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atomic impurity
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background impurity
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chemical impurity
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closed-shell impurity
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compensated impurity
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compensating impurity
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contaminating impurity
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deep lying impurity
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deep-level impurity
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deposited impurity
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detrimental impurities
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diffusant impurity
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donor impurity
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dopant impurity
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extraneous impurity
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fixed impurities
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foreign impurity
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foreign-metal impurities
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implanted impurity
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inorganic impurity
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interstitial impurity
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ionic impurity
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ionizable impurity
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ionized impurity
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isovalent impurity
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magnetic impurity
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majority impurity
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minority impurity
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molecular impurity
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neutral impurity
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noncompensated impurity
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noncontaminating impurity
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nonmetallic impurities
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n-type impurity
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organic impurity
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p-type impurity
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radioactive impurity
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residual impurity
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sensitizing impurity
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shallow-lying impurity
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stoichiometric impurity
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substitutional impurity
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surface impurity
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trace impurities
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trap impurity
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unintentional impurity
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