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1 erratic
{i'rætik}
I. 1. a изменчив, непостоянен, безотговорен, капризен, блуждаещ, неконцентриран, несъсредоточен, нестабилен
2. геол. ератичен, довлечен от ледник
3. мед. променлив (за болка)
II. 1. n скитник
2. особняк* * *{i'ratik} I. a l. изменчив, непостоянен; безотговорен; каприз* * *особняк; блуждаещ; безотговорен; ексцентрик; ератичен; ексцентричен; изменчив; непостоянен;* * *1. i. a изменчив, непостоянен, безотговорен, капризен, блуждаещ, неконцентриран, несъсредоточен, нестабилен 2. ii. n скитник 3. геол. ератичен, довлечен от ледник 4. мед. променлив (за болка) 5. особняк* * *erratic[i´rætik] I. adj 1. изменчив, непостоянен, безотговорен, ексцентричен, капризен; блуждаещ; непостоянен, неконцентриран, нестабилен; FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv erratically; 2. геол. ератичен, довлечен от ледник; 3. тех. който засича, не работи гладко, прескача; II. n ексцентрик, особняк. -
2 erratic
• неустойчив• блуждаещ, неопределен• силно разсеяни стойности -
3 erratic arc
• блуждаеща електрическа дъга -
4 erratic arcing
• блуждаещи електрически дъги -
5 erratic arcs
• блуждаеща електрическа дъга -
6 erratic valuers
• силно разсеяни стойностиEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > erratic valuers
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