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floating(носещ се) drifting; afloat; natatory, natatorialбот. natantплаващ док a floating/wet/flooding dockплаващ лед trash-ice, (на грамадни маси, по река) (ice-)floe, ( плоско парче) pan, ( тънко парче) pandake (-ice)плаващ мост a floating bridgeплаващ фар/маяк a floating light, lightship, lightvesselплаваща котва water-anchor, drogueплаващи пясъци quicksandплаващи останки от корабокрушение floatageплаващорастение бот. a natant plantплаващ бъбрек a floating/wandering kidneyплаващо ребро анат. a floating rib* * *пла̀ващ,сег. деят. прич. (и като прил.) floating; ( носещ се) drifting; afloat; natatory, natatorial; бот. natant; \плаващ валутен курс floating exchange rate; \плаващ лед trash-ice, (на огромни късове, по река) (ice-)floe, ( плоско парче) pan, ( тънко парче) pancake(-ice); \плаваща котва drogue; \плаващи останки от корабокрушение floatage; \плаващи пясъци quicksand; \плаващо обезпечение фин. floating charge; \плаващо работно време staggered working time, flexible time, flexitime; \плаващо растение бот. natant plant; \плаващо ребро анат. false rib.* * *floating: a плаващ bridge - плаващ мост, плаващ rib - плаващо ребро; afloat; drifting (носещ се)* * *1. (носещ се) drifting;afloat;natatory, natatorial 2. floating 3. ПЛАВАЩ а мрежа a drift(ing) net 4. ПЛАВАЩ бъбрек a floating/wandering kidney 5. ПЛАВАЩ док а floating/wet/flooding dock 6. ПЛАВАЩ лед trash-ice, (на грамадни маси, по река) (ice-)floe, (плоско парче) pan, (тънко парче) pandake(-ice) 7. ПЛАВАЩ мост a floating bridge 8. ПЛАВАЩ фар/маяк а floating light, lightship, lightvessel 9. ПЛАВАЩa котва water-anchor, drogue 10. ПЛАВАЩo растение бот. a natant plant 11. ПЛАВАЩи останки от корабокрушение floatage 12. ПЛАВАЩи пясъци quicksand 13. ПЛАВАЩо ребро анат. a floating rib 14. бот. natant
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