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1 dislocated part
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > dislocated part
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2 dislocated part
вывихАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > dislocated part
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3 вывих
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4 dislocation
ˌdɪsləuˈkeɪʃən сущ.
1) перемещение, лишение какого-либо объекта обычного места пребывания а) мед. вывих, смещение (напр., позвонка) Syn: dislocated part б) геол. дислокация, нарушение, перемещение ( пластов) в) переформирование армии г) изменение в пространственной решетке кристалла
2) а) дезорганизация, беспорядок Syn: disarrangement б) недоразумение, неполадка, неувязка, неурядица Syn: lack of coordination (медицина) вывих;
смещение (обломков кости) - * of the hip вывих бедра (геология) смещение, нарушение нарушение, беспорядок;
путаница, неурядица;
неполадка - the * of trade caused by the blocking of the canal нарушения в торговле, вызванные блокадой канала (военное) (редкое) дислокация (физическое) дислокация (в кристалле) dislocation вывих ~ геол. дислокация, нарушение, перемещение (пластов) ~ неувязка, неурядица, неполадка ~ расстройство job ~ исчезновение видов работ (которые пересают быть нужными)Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > dislocation
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5 luxation
lʌkˈseɪʃən сущ. вывих Syn: dislocation, dislocated part (медицина) вывих;
смещение органов или суставных поверхностей luxation вывихБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > luxation
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6 wrench
rentʃ
1. сущ.
1) вывих Syn: dislocation, dislocated part
2) тоска, боль( особ. при разлуке)
3) искажение, неправильное толкование
4) тех. гаечный ключ
2. гл.
1) вывертывать, вырывать (тж. wrench off, wrench away;
from, out of)
2) вывихнуть Syn: dislocate, put out
3) искажать (факты, истину) дерганье, рывок;
выкручивание;
закручивание - a * at the door-handle дерганье за дверную ручку - to give smth. a * дернуть /рвануть/ что-л. вывих - to give one's ankle a * вывихнуть ногу /лодыжку/ искажение, извращение( истины, текста) ;
натяжка( в толковании) щемящая тоска, сердечная боль (при разлуке и т. п.) - leaving home was a * было очень тяжело расставаться с родным домом - the * of saying goodbye горечь разлуки резкая перемена умонастроения;
угрызения совести( техническое) гаечный ключ фактор, вызывающий нарушение или срыв чего-л. - to throw a * into smb.'s plans нарушить /сорвать/ чьи-л. планы дергать, рвать - to * the door open взломать дверь вывертывать, выкручивать;
выхватывать, вырывать (часто * out, * away) - to * oneself free вырваться - to * a plant out of the ground выдернуть растение из земли - he *ed the knife away from him он вырвал у него нож закручивать, подтягивать( гайки и т. п.) (медицина) вывихнуть искажать, извращать (смысл, текст) ;
ложно истолковывать (закон и т. п.) причинять душевные муки wrench вывих;
to give one's ankle a wrench вывихнуть лодыжку wrench вывих;
to give one's ankle a wrench вывихнуть лодыжку ~ вывихнуть ~ вывертывать, вырывать (тж. wrench off, wrench away;
from, out of) ;
to wrench open взламывать ~ тех. гаечный ключ ~ дерганье;
скручивание ~ искажать (факты, истину) ~ искажение (истины, текста и т. п.) ~ щемящая тоска, боль (при разлуке) ;
the wrench of saying good-bye боль разлуки ~ щемящая тоска, боль (при разлуке) ;
the wrench of saying good-bye боль разлуки ~ вывертывать, вырывать (тж. wrench off, wrench away;
from, out of) ;
to wrench open взламывать -
7 worker
nрабочий; работник; труженик- aid worker
- auxiliary workers
- blue-collar worker
- brain worker
- campaign worker
- casual worker
- common run of workers
- community health worker
- conscientious worker
- construction worker
- contract worker
- cuts in the number of full-time party workers
- diligent worker
- disabled worker
- disaffected workers
- disgruntled workers
- dislocated worker
- dock worker
- efficient worker
- experienced worker
- factory worker
- foreign aid worker
- foreign worker
- general worker
- highly-qualified worker
- human rights worker
- ideological worker
- immigrant worker
- industrial worker
- link worker
- managerial workers
- manual worker
- mental worker
- migrant worker
- non-union worker
- office worker
- out-of-town worker
- part-time worker
- precinct worker
- professional worker
- public sector worker
- public service worker
- rank-and-file worker
- regular worker
- relief worker
- replacement worker
- research worker
- scientific worker
- seasonal worker
- secondary worker
- second-rank worker
- semiskilled worker
- shortage of workers
- skilled worker
- social worker
- temp worker
- temporary worker
- threshold worker
- UN relief worker
- underground worker
- undocumented workers
- union worker
- unremitting worker for charity
- volunteer precinct worker
- volunteer worker
- wage worker
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8 leg
[leg]n1) нога, ножка (человека или животного), лапаSee:He was shot through in the leg. — Пуля попала в ногу.
Give me a leg up on to the wall. — Подсади меня на забор.
He hasn't a leg to stand on. — Ему нет никакого оправдания. /Его утверждения беспочвенны.
I've been on my legs all day. — Я весь день на ногах.
My leg hurts badly. — У меня очень болит нога.
- one's both legsThe horse got/stood on its hind legs. — Лошадь встала на дыбы
- bare legs
- bandy legs
- hairy legs
- strong legs
- sturdy legs
- one's bad legs
- wounded leg
- one's badly scratched legs
- one's strong legs
- front legs
- chicken leg
- leg show
- one's leg muscles
- legs of a man
- legs of a spider
- legs of a crab
- leg of mutton
- legs of a dog
- hind legs of a horse
- legs of trousers
- leg of a boot
- shin lower part of the leg
- pain in the leg
- deep cuts on the leg
- bruises on one's legs
- children with thin legs
- scrapes on the legs
- scars on the legs
- man with a wooden leg
- with one's tail between one's legs
- one's legs tremble
- bandage smb's sore leg
- be on one's legs all day
- be off one's legs
- be on one's own legs
- be on one's hind legs
- be laid up with a broken leg
- bend one's leg in the knee
- bind smb's legs
- bite smb in the leg
- break one's leg
- catch smb by the leg
- change leg
- cross one's legs
- cut off smb's leg
- cut one's leg badly
- dislocate one's leg
- drag one's legs
- draw up one's legs
- examine the injured leg
- exercise one's legs
- favour one's legs
- feel one's legs
- have a weak feeling in one's legs
- hurt one's leg
- injure one's leg
- jump with both legs
- jump on one leg
- keep one's legs
- lift one's leg
- lose a leg in fight
- move one's leg
- make a leg
- operate on the leg
- pull smb's leg
- put one's leg out of joint
- put smb on his legs
- rub the leg with a towel
- rub ointment into the leg
- pull up a ligament in one's leg
- run as fast as one's legs can carry one
- run smb off his legs
- scrape one's leg on a nail
- seize smb by the legs
- set the dislocated leg
- shake a leg
- shoot out a leg
- show one's legs
- sit with one's legs on the chair
- sit with one's legs in the air
- sit with one's legs crossed
- stand with his legs wide apart
- stretch one's legs
- rest one's legs
- kick one's legs
- use one's legs
- swing one's legs
- take smb's leg off
- tie a note to the leg of the bird
- tie smb's legs together
- treat smb's legs
- twist smb's leg
- twist one's leg
- walk smb off his legs
- wound smb in the leg2) ножка (какого-либо предмета), подпорка, подставка- chair leg- thin legs
- wooden legs
- leg vice
- leg of a table
- leg of the chair broke
- rickety legs of the table
- tables with metal legs
- hit against the leg of the stool•USAGE:
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