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21 brick
1) кирпич
2) кирпичеобжигательный
3) кирпичный
4) огнеупорный
5) брусок
6) брикет
– abrasive brick
– acid brick
– air-dried brick
– basic brick
– bed of brick
– brick bond
– brick clay
– brick cup
– brick cutter
– brick fuel
– brick in
– brick pavement
– brick up
– building brick
– burn brick
– cast brick
– cast the brick
– cellular brick
– chamotte brick
– circle brick
– clay brick
– clinker brick
– coal brick
– crush the brick
– dead-burn the brick
– dolomite brick
– dry-press brick
– face brick
– face of brick
– feather-edge brick
– fire brick
– fuse the brick
– fusion-cast brick
– glaze the brick
– green brick
– hard-burnt brick
– kiln brick
– ladle brick
– lay brick
– lay brick on edge
– lay brick on end
– light-weight brick
– lime-and-sand brick
– lining brick
– machine-made brick
– magnesia brick
– modular brick
– mould the brick
– nailable brick
– pale brick
– paving brick
– peat brick
– perforated brick
– porous brick
– press the brick
– pressed brick
– radial brick
– refractory brick
– repress the brick
– shale brick
– side of brick
– silica brick
– slag brick
– used brick
– wall brick
– whole brick
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22 beetle
жук; pl жуки ( Coleoptera)- alder flea beetle
- alder leaf beetle
- alfalfa snout beetle
- alleculid beetles
- Alleghany spruce beetle
- ambrosia beetle
- American seed beetle
- ant beetle
- antelope beetle
- anthribid beetles
- antlike beetles
- antlike flower beetles
- antlike stone beetles
- aphodian dung beetles
- Arizona pine beetle
- ash-gray blister beetle
- Asiatic garden beetle
- asparagus beetle
- aspen leaf beetle
- atlas beetle
- bacon beetle
- banded cucumber beetle
- bark beetles
- barley leaf beetle
- beaver beetles
- beet tortoise beetle
- belladonna-flea beetle
- Betsy beetles
- black beetles
- black blister beetle
- black carpet beetle
- black flea beetle
- Black Hills beetle
- black lady beetle
- black larder beetle
- black pine beetle
- black pine leaf beetle
- black-legged leaf beetle
- blister beetles
- bloody nosed beetle
- blossom beetle
- blue willow beetle
- bombardier beetle
- bone beetle
- brassy willow beetle
- brenthid beetles
- broad-horned flour beetle
- broad-nosed bark beetles
- brown scavenger beetles
- brown willow beetle
- bumble flower beetle
- buprestid beetles
- burying beetle
- cabbage stem flea beetle
- cambium beetles
- capricorn beetles
- carabid beetles
- cardinal beetles
- carpet beetles
- carrion beetles
- carrot beetle
- cedar beetles
- cellar beetle
- cereal leaf beetle
- checkered beetles
- cherry leaf beetle
- chrysomelid beetles
- cigarette beetle
- clambid beetles
- clematis blister beetle
- click beetles
- clock beetle
- Colorado pine beetle
- Colorado potato beetle
- Columbian timber beetle
- comb-clawed bark beetles
- common bean beetle
- common stag beetle
- cone beetle
- confused flour beetle
- corn sap beetle
- cottonwood leaf beetle
- cranberry-tree leaf beetle
- crawling water beetles
- crucifer flea beetle
- cryptophagid beetles
- cucujid beetles
- cucumber flea beetle
- cylindrical bark beetles
- darkling beetles
- death-watch beetle
- dermestid beetles
- diving beetles
- Douglas-fir beetle
- dressed flour beetle
- dried-fruit beetle
- drugstore beetle
- dryopid beetles
- dumble beetle
- dung beetles
- dust beetle
- earth-boring dung beetle
- eastern Hercules beetle
- eastern larch beetle
- eastern spruce beetle
- echo flea beetle
- eggplant flea beetle
- elephant beetle
- elm leaf beetle
- Engelmann spruce beetle
- engraver beetles
- European blister beetle
- European elm bark beetle
- European ground beetle
- European musk beetle
- European spruce beetle
- eyed click beetle
- eye-spotted lady beetle
- false darkling beetles
- feather-winged beetles
- fire beetles
- fire-colored beetles
- five-dotted tortoise beetle
- flat bark beetles
- flat grain beetle
- flea beetles
- flour beetle
- forked fungus beetle
- fourteen-spotted asparagus beetle
- fringe-winged beetles
- fringe-winged fungus beetles
- fruitworm beetles
- Fuller's rose beetle
- fungus beetles
- furniture beetles
- furniture carpet beetle
- giant stag beetle
- gnawer beetles
- gnawing beetles
- golden apple beetles
- golden spider beetle
- goldsmith beetle
- Goliath beetle
- grape flea beetle
- gray blister beetle
- great diving beetle
- green june beetle
- ground beetle
- hairy fungus beetles
- haliplid beetles
- handsome fungus beetles
- hazel flea beetle
- hazelnut flea beetle
- heather beetle
- helodid beetles
- Hercules beetle
- heterocerid beetles
- hickory bark beetle
- hide beetle
- hister beetles
- hop flea beetle
- horseradish flea beetle
- house longicorn beetle
- hygrobiid beetles
- hygrobiid water beetles
- imported willow leaf beetle
- Japanese beetle
- Jeffrey pine beetle
- lady beetles
- ladybird beetles
- lagriid beetles
- lamellicorn beetles
- lamellicorn scavenger beetles
- larch bark beetle
- larder beetle
- large flax flea beetle
- larger Mexican pine beetle
- leaf beetles
- leaf mining beetle
- leaf-horned beetles
- leather beetles
- leather-winged beetles
- lighting beetles
- lizard beetles
- lodgepole cone beetle
- lodgepole pine beetle
- long-horned beetles
- long-horned leaf beetles
- lycid beetles
- malachiid beetles
- mammal-nest beetles
- margined water beetle
- May beetle
- melandryid beetle
- mimic beetles
- mite beetles
- mould beetles
- mountain pine beetle
- mud-loving beetles
- museum beetle
- musk beetle
- mustard beetle
- native elm bark beetle
- net-winged beetles
- Nuttall blister beetle
- oat leaf beetle
- oedemerid beetle
- oil beetle
- old-fashioned potato beetle
- one-dotted tortoise beetle
- onion lily beetle
- oriental beetle
- ostomatid beetles
- passalid beetles
- patent leather beetles
- pea beetle
- peach black beetle
- peach-tree bark beetle
- pear blight beetle
- pear twig beetle
- peppergrass beetle
- pill beetles
- pinch beetles
- pine beetle
- pine-flower snout beetles
- plaster beetles
- pleasing fungus beetles
- ponderosa-pine cone beetle
- potato beetle
- potato flea beetle
- powderpost beetles
- prairie flea beetle
- predacious diving beetles
- pselaphid beetle
- ptiliid beetles
- pythid beetles
- raspberry beetles
- red flour beetle
- red pine cone beetle
- red poplar leaf beetle
- red turnip beetle
- red turpentine beetle
- red-legged ham beetle
- red-shouldered ham beetle
- red-winged pine beetle
- reed beetle
- rhinoceros beetle
- rhipiphorid beetles
- riffle beetles
- road beetles
- rodent beetles
- rove beetles
- rusty grain beetle
- sacred beetle of Egyptians
- sap beetles
- sap feeding beetles
- saw-toothed grain beetle
- sawyer beetle
- scarred snout beetle
- seed beetles
- sexton beetle
- shield beetles
- shining flower beetles
- shining fungus beetles
- ship-timber beetle
- silken fungus beetles
- silver water beetle
- Sitka-spruce beetle
- skin beetles
- smaller Mexican pine beetle
- snapping beetles
- snout beetles
- soft-bodied plant beetles
- soft-winged flower beetles
- soldier beetles
- southern lyctus beetle
- southern pine beetle
- southwestern pine beetle
- speckled oil beetle
- sphaeriid beetles
- spider beetles
- spine leaf beetle
- spotted asparagus beetle
- spotted blister beetle
- spotted cucumber beetle
- squash beetle
- stag beetles
- steel beetles
- stone beetles
- strawberry leaf beetle
- striped blister beetle
- striped flea beetle
- sugar-cane beetle
- sunflower beetle
- ten-lined June beetle
- three-lined potato beetle
- three-striped blister beetle
- tiger beetle
- timber beetles
- tobacco flea beetle
- tonsy leaf beetle
- toothed flea beetle
- toothed-nose snout beetles
- tooth-necked fungus beetles
- tortoise beetles
- tree fungus beetles
- true powderpost beetles
- tuber flea beetle
- tumbling flower beetles
- turnip blossom beetle
- twelve-spotted asparagus beetle
- twig beetles
- two-spotted lady beetle
- varied carpet beetle
- vine flea beetle
- wasp beetle
- water beetles
- water scavenger beetles
- water-lily leaf beetle
- western balsam bark beetle
- western black leaf beetle
- western pine beetle
- western potato flea beetle
- western spotted cucumber beetle
- whirligig beetles
- white-marked spider beetle
- willow leaf beetle
- wood tiger beetle
- wrinkled bark beetles
- yellow-margined diving beetle* * *• жук• жуки -
23 кирпич
brick, (размером 6,6×17,8×21,9 см) calculon* * *кирпи́ч м.1. brickкирпи́ч вспу́чивается (напр. при нагреве) — brick bloats (e. g. on heating)глазурова́ть кирпи́ч — glaze the brickдопрессо́вывать кирпи́ч — re-press the brickзаде́лывать [замуро́вывать] кирпичо́м (напр. отверстие) — brick up (e. g., a hole)закла́дывать кирпичо́м — brick in [up]класть кирпи́ч — lay brickкласть кирпи́ч вперевя́зку — bond the brick (work)класть кирпи́ч «на ребро́» — lay brick on edgeкласть кирпи́ч «на торе́ц» — lay brick on endобжига́ть кирпи́ч — burn [fire] brickобжига́ть кирпи́ч «на́мертво» — dead-burn the brickоплавля́ть кирпи́ч — fuse the brickотлива́ть кирпи́ч — cast the brickподверга́ть кирпи́ч теплово́й обрабо́тке — bake [temper] the brickполуча́ть кирпи́ч на ле́нточном пре́ссе — extrude the brickпрессова́ть кирпи́ч — press the brickпуска́ть кирпи́ч на бой — crush the brickкирпи́ч ска́лывается — the brick spallsформова́ть кирпи́ч — mould the brickфутерова́ть [m2]кирпичо́м — line with brick, brick-line2. мат. parallelotope, cubeкирпи́ч возду́шной су́шки — air-dried brick adobeгвозди́мый кирпи́ч — nailable brickгли́няный кирпи́ч — clay brickди́насовый кирпи́ч — silica brickдоломи́товый кирпи́ч — dolomite brickдоро́жный кирпи́ч — paving brickды́рчатый кирпи́ч — perforated brickизвестко́во-песча́ный кирпи́ч — lime-and-sand brickки́слый кирпи́ч — acid brickкли́нкерный кирпи́ч — clinker brickклиново́й кирпи́ч — feather-edge brickлё́гкий кирпи́ч — light-weight brickлека́льный кирпи́ч — circle [curved] brickлито́й кирпи́ч — cast brickлицево́й кирпи́ч — face brickмагнезиа́льный кирпи́ч — magnesia brickкирпи́ч маши́нной формо́вки — machine made brickмо́дульный кирпи́ч — modular brickна́мертво обожжё́нный кирпи́ч — very hard-fired brickнедожжё́нный кирпи́ч — pale brickнеобожжё́нный кирпи́ч — green [unburnt] brickоблицо́вочный кирпи́ч — face [facing] brickобожжё́нный кирпи́ч — burnt brickогнеупо́рный кирпи́ч — fire [refractory] brickогнеупо́рный, ковшо́вый кирпи́ч — ladle (fire) brickосновно́й кирпи́ч — basic brickотрабо́танный кирпи́ч — used brickпечно́й кирпи́ч — kiln brickплавленолито́й кирпи́ч — fusion-cast brickкирпи́ч пласти́ческого формова́ния — stiff-mud brickполноме́рный кирпи́ч — full brickпо́ристый кирпи́ч — porous brickпрессо́ванный кирпи́ч — pressed brickрадиа́льный кирпи́ч — radial brickсилика́тный кирпи́ч — lime-and-sand brickсла́нцевый кирпи́ч — shale brickсмолодоломи́товый кирпи́ч — tar(-bonded) dolomite brickстеново́й кирпи́ч — wall brickстрои́тельный кирпи́ч — building brickкирпи́ч сухо́го прессова́ния — dry-press(ed) brickфутеро́вочный кирпи́ч — lining brickце́льный кирпи́ч — whole brickшамо́тный кирпи́ч — chamotte [fire-clay, grog] brickшла́ковый кирпи́ч — slag brickэффекти́вный кирпи́ч — hollow [cellular] clay unitяче́истый кирпи́ч — cellular brick -
24 ἄζω 1
ἄζω 1.Grammatical information: v.Meaning: `dry, parch' (Il.).Other forms: Mostly intr. ἅζομαι.Derivatives: Hell. ἄζα `dryness, heat' as in σάκος... πεπαλαγμένον ἄζῃ (χ 184) often taken as `mould', which seems unnecessary, cf. ἅζα ἅσβολος κόνις, παλαιότης· κόπρος ἐν ἀγγείῳ ὑπομείνασα H. - Adj. ἀζαλέος `dry' (Il.), cf. ἰσχαλέος, αὑσταλέος (no l\/n-stem with ἀζάνομαι). Unclear ἀζαυτός παλαιότη καὶ κόνις H.Etymology: Problematic is ἄδδαυον· ξηρόν H. A compound with αὖος is improbable; Latte corrects in *ἀδδανον. - Nearest cognate seems Czech. OPol. ozd `dried malt', Czech. Slov. ozditi `to dry malt', idg. * h₂esd-. With velar Gm. words, Goth. azgo, OHG. asca `ashes'. Without the final cons. Lat. āreo `be dry', prob. also āra, OLat. āsa `altar' which is found also in Hitt. h̯ašša- `hearth'. The Latin long ā is explained from a perfect * h₂e-h₂s- \> ās- (Lubotsky, KZ 98 (1985) 1-10). Further Skt. ā́sa- m. `ashes, dust' (which may continue * h₂oso-). S. also Specht Ursprung 201, 219, 232. (Not here ἄσβολος.). Cf. αὖος, ἀυσταλέος.Page in Frisk: 1,25-26Greek-English etymological dictionary (Ελληνικά-Αγγλικά ετυμολογική λεξικό) > ἄζω 1
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25 Cai Lun (Tsai Lun)
SUBJECT AREA: Paper and printing[br]b. c.57 AD Chinad. c.121 AD China[br]Chinese Director of Imperial Workshops who is usually credited with the invention of paper.[br]He was a confidential secretary to the Emperor. He became Director of the Imperial Workshops and he is said to have invented, or sponsored the invention of, paper around the year 105 AD. Recent studies, however, suggest that paper was already known in China two centuries earlier. The method of making it has hardly varied in principle since that time. The raw materials, then usually old fishing nets and clothing rags, were boiled with water, to which alkali in the form of wood ash was sometimes added. The resulting pulp was then beaten in a stone mortar with a stone or a wooden mallet. The pulp was then mixed and stirred with a large amount of water, and a sieve or mould (formed on a wooden frame carrying a mat of thin reeds sewn together) was dipped into it and was shaken to help the fibres in the layer of pulp to interlock and thus form a sheet of paper. The rest of the process consisted, then as now, of getting rid of the water: the sheets of paper were dried and bleached by leaving them to lie in the sun.Some of China's many inventions were achieved independently in Western Europe, but it seems that Europe's knowledge of papermaking stems from the Chinese. It was not until the eighth century that it passed into the Islamic world and so, first by contact with the Moors in Spain in the twelfth century, into Western Europe.Cai Lun was later made a marquis. Further promotion followed when he was regarded as the god of papermaking.[br]Further ReadingJ.Needham, 1985, Science and Civilisation in China, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, Vol. V (1): Clerks and Craftsmen in China and the West, 1970.LRD -
26 לפף
לְפַףch., Pa. לַפֵּיף (interch. with לָפֵיף) 1) to swathe, bandage, wrap. Targ. Y. Ex. 15:2. Targ. Lam. 2:22 לפיפית (some ed. לפפית).Sabb.66b; 147b לַפּוּפֵי ינוקא to swathe a new-born child.Part. pass. (מְלַפַף) מְלַפַּף. Targ. 2 Chr. 34:15 (of a scroli, v. preced.). Targ. Lam. 2:20 (Ar. מִתְלַ׳ Ithpa.).Trnsf. to handle in the way a child is swathed, to turn clay, mould, shape (cmp. עָצַב). B. Mets.74a והא מחוסר לַפּוּפֵּי ויבושיוכ׳ does it not require moulding, drying, putting into the stove Ib. כגון דמְלַפְּפַן ומיבשן Ms. M. (ed. דמלפפה ויבישו, corr. acc.) when they have been moulded and dried. 2) to join, couple, loop. Targ. Ex. 36:10. Ib. 18 ללָפָפָא (Var. ללַפְפָא, ללַפָּפָא); a. fr.Part. pass. מְלָפַף, מְלַפַּף. Ib. 26:3; a. fr. Ithpa. אִתְלַפַּף to be swathed, v. supra. -
27 לְפַף
לְפַףch., Pa. לַפֵּיף (interch. with לָפֵיף) 1) to swathe, bandage, wrap. Targ. Y. Ex. 15:2. Targ. Lam. 2:22 לפיפית (some ed. לפפית).Sabb.66b; 147b לַפּוּפֵי ינוקא to swathe a new-born child.Part. pass. (מְלַפַף) מְלַפַּף. Targ. 2 Chr. 34:15 (of a scroli, v. preced.). Targ. Lam. 2:20 (Ar. מִתְלַ׳ Ithpa.).Trnsf. to handle in the way a child is swathed, to turn clay, mould, shape (cmp. עָצַב). B. Mets.74a והא מחוסר לַפּוּפֵּי ויבושיוכ׳ does it not require moulding, drying, putting into the stove Ib. כגון דמְלַפְּפַן ומיבשן Ms. M. (ed. דמלפפה ויבישו, corr. acc.) when they have been moulded and dried. 2) to join, couple, loop. Targ. Ex. 36:10. Ib. 18 ללָפָפָא (Var. ללַפְפָא, ללַפָּפָא); a. fr.Part. pass. מְלָפַף, מְלַפַּף. Ib. 26:3; a. fr. Ithpa. אִתְלַפַּף to be swathed, v. supra. -
28 עפש
עָפַשPi. עִרפֵּש to grow mouldy, decay. Pes.15b; 45b הפת שעִיפְּשָׁהוכ׳ bread that is spoiled so as to be unfit for man to eat Tosef. ib. II (III), 4 שעִיפְּשוּ או שיבשו which have become mouldy or dried up. Tosef.Ter.IX, 10 פת שעִיפֵּישָׁה (ed. Zuck.). Tanḥ. Mick. 7 פת … עִפְּשָׁה the bread in our vessels has become mouldy. Y.Yoma III, 41a bot. לא היתה מִעַפֶּשֶׁת it never grew mouldy; Bab. ib. 38a מִתְעַפֶּשֶׁת; Tosef. ib. II, 5; Y.Shek.V, 48d bot. מתע׳; a. e. Hithpa. הִתְעַפֵּש, Nithpa. נִתְעַפֵּש same, v. supra. Gen. R. s. 31 שלא ירקבו ולא יִתְעַפְּשוּוכ׳ that they (the fruits in the ark) should not rot, or mould, or be disfigured. -
29 עָפַש
עָפַשPi. עִרפֵּש to grow mouldy, decay. Pes.15b; 45b הפת שעִיפְּשָׁהוכ׳ bread that is spoiled so as to be unfit for man to eat Tosef. ib. II (III), 4 שעִיפְּשוּ או שיבשו which have become mouldy or dried up. Tosef.Ter.IX, 10 פת שעִיפֵּישָׁה (ed. Zuck.). Tanḥ. Mick. 7 פת … עִפְּשָׁה the bread in our vessels has become mouldy. Y.Yoma III, 41a bot. לא היתה מִעַפֶּשֶׁת it never grew mouldy; Bab. ib. 38a מִתְעַפֶּשֶׁת; Tosef. ib. II, 5; Y.Shek.V, 48d bot. מתע׳; a. e. Hithpa. הִתְעַפֵּש, Nithpa. נִתְעַפֵּש same, v. supra. Gen. R. s. 31 שלא ירקבו ולא יִתְעַפְּשוּוכ׳ that they (the fruits in the ark) should not rot, or mould, or be disfigured.
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