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121 Schwanken
v/i1. (hat geschwankt) sway; Boden, Gelände: auch shake, tremble; Boot: rock (from side to side); (taumeln) sway (from side to side), totter; bes. Betrunkener: auch stagger, reel; unter einer Last schwanken stagger under a load2. (ist) stagger, totter; er schwankte über die Straße / aus dem Lokal he tottered ( oder staggered) across the street / out of the pub (Am. bar)3. (hat) fig. (unentschlossen sein) vacillate, waver, dither; (sich ändern) vary; abwechselnd: alternate; WIRTS., Kurse, Preise: fluctuate; Temperatur, TECH., Messwerte etc.: fluctuate, vary; ich schwanke noch fig. I’m still undecided ( oder dithering), I haven’t made up my mind yet; ich schwanke noch zwischen Malta und Zypern I still can’t decide whether to go to Malta or Cyprus; zwischen Hoffen und Bangen schwanken waver between hope and anxiety; die Meinungen schwanken opinions vary; er schwankte einen Augenblick, bevor er... after a moment of indecision he...; siehe auch wanken* * *to stagger; to sway; to hover; to rock; to roll; to fluctuate; to range; to waver; to vacillate; to falter; to oscillate; to wobble; to reel; to seesaw; to swing* * *schwạn|ken ['ʃvaŋkn]vi1) (= wanken, sich wiegen) to sway; (Schiff) (auf und ab) to pitch; (seitwärts) to roll; (= beben) to shake, to rock2) aux sein (= gehen) to stagger, to totter3) (Preise, Temperatur, Stimmung etc) to fluctuate, to vary; (Gebrauch, Schätzungen, Angaben) to vary; (PHYS, MATH) to fluctuate; (Kompassnadel etc) to swing, to oscillate4) (= hin und her gerissen werden) to vacillate; (= wechseln) to alternate5) (= zögern) to hesitate; (= sich nicht schlüssig sein) to waver, to vacillateschwanken, ob — to hesitate as to whether, to be undecided (as to) whether
6)ins Schwanken kommen or geraten (Baum, Gebäude etc) — to start to sway; (Erde) to start to shake or rock; (Preise, Kurs, Temperatur etc) to start to fluctuate or vary; (Autorität, Überzeugung etc) to begin to waver; (Institution) to begin to totter
* * *1) ((with between) to be undecided: She hovered between leaving and staying.) hover2) (to vary between certain limits: Weather conditions here range between bad and dreadful / from bad to dreadful.) range3) (to sway, move or walk unsteadily: The drunk man staggered along the road.) stagger* * *schwan·ken[ˈʃvaŋkn̩]vi1. Hilfsverb: haben (schwingen) to swayins S\schwanken geraten to begin to sway [or swaying2. Hilfsverb: sein (wanken) to stagger [or reel]▪ irgendwohin \schwanken to stagger [or reel] somewhereder Betrunkene schwankte über die Straße the drunk tottered over the road3. Hilfsverb: haben (nicht stabil sein) to fluctuate [or vary]seine Stimme schwankte his voice wavered4. Hilfsverb: haben (unentschlossen sein)▪ [noch] \schwanken to be [still] undecidedich schwanke noch, ob wir erst morgen oder doch schon heute fahren sollen I'm still unsure [or still hesitating] whether we should leave today or tomorrow▪ zwischen zwei Dingen \schwanken to be torn between two things▪ das S\schwanken indecision, indecisivenessjdn \schwanken[d] machen to weaken sb's resolveein \schwankender Charakter a hesitant character* * *intransitives Verb (mit Richtungsangabe mit sein)1) sway; < boat> rock; (heftiger) roll; <ground, floor> shake2) (fig.): (unbeständig sein) <prices, temperature, etc.> fluctuate; <number, usage, etc.> varyer schwankt noch, ob — he is still undecided [as to] whether
* * *1. swaying etc;ins Schwanken geraten Boot: start to rock; Boden: start to sway ( oder shake, tremble); Person: start to sway ( oder totter), lose one’s balance2. fig variation; fluctuation etc;ins Schwanken geraten Regierung etc: become insecure, begin to totter; Hoffnung etc: be shaken, begin to waver;bei dieser Frage geriet sie ins Schwanken that question made her begin to waver ( wurde sie nervös: got her slightly flustered)* * *intransitives Verb (mit Richtungsangabe mit sein)1) sway; < boat> rock; (heftiger) roll; <ground, floor> shake2) (fig.): (unbeständig sein) <prices, temperature, etc.> fluctuate; <number, usage, etc.> varyer schwankt noch, ob — he is still undecided [as to] whether
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122 Temperaturschwankung
f <tech.allg> ■ variation in temperaturef < phys> ■ temperature fluctuation -
123 fourchette
fourchette [fuʀ∫εt]feminine nounb. ( = amplitude) fourchette d'âge age bracket* * *fuʀʃɛt1) ( de table) fork2) ( gamme) (de prix, température) range; (de revenus, d'âge) bracket••avoir un bon coup de fourchette — (colloq) to have a hearty appetite
* * *fuʀʃɛt nf1) (= ustensile) fork2) fig bracket* * *fourchette nf1 ( de table) fork; fourchette à gâteau/poisson cake/fish fork; ⇒ manier;2 ( gamme) (de prix, température, fluctuation) range; (de revenus, d'âge) bracket; dans une fourchette comprise entre 1 000 et 1 800 euros in a price range of 1,000 to 1,800 euros; la fourchette des 25-34 ans the 25-34 age bracket; fourchette supérieure d'imposition higher tax bracket; fourchette horaire period;avoir un bon coup de fourchette○ to have a hearty appetite.[furʃɛt] nom féminin1. [pour manger] fork2. [écart] bracket3. ANATOMIE -
124 Temperaturschwankung
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125 water
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126 gradient
градиент; тангенс угла набора высоты ( в процентах) ; уклон; скорость изменения ( параметра) по расстояниюgross gradient (of climb) — полный [максимальный гарантированный] градиент набора высоты (без учёта ухудшения характеристик в процессе эксплуатации)
net gradient (of climb) — минимальный гарантированный градиент набора высоты (с учётом ухудшения характеристик в процессе эксплуатации)
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127 flow
1) поток
2) движение жидкости
3) дотекать
4) дотечь
5) затек
6) затекать
7) обтекание
8) обтекать
9) перетекание
10) перетекать
11) режим течения
12) реологический
13) течение
14) струя
15) ход
16) расход
17) течь
18) струиться
19) истекать
20) изменяться
21) прилив
22) текущий
23) технологический
24) водяной
25) гидравлический
26) протекать
27) истечение
– air flow classifier
– annular flow
– annular-mist flow
– axial-symmetric flow
– capillary flow
– cavity flow
– circulating flow
– constrict flow
– continuous flow
– core of flow
– counter flow
– creep flow
– dam flow
– diabatic flow
– discontinous flow
– dissipative flow
– disturb flow
– double-circuit flow
– downstream flow
– dust-laden flow
– eddy flow
– energy flow
– enforced flow
– flood flow
– flow about
– flow along
– flow around
– flow bifurcates
– flow calorimeter
– flow capacity
– flow chart
– flow choking
– flow condition
– flow core
– flow counter
– flow diagram
– flow disturbance
– flow equation
– flow filament
– flow fluctuation
– flow function
– flow governor
– flow in shear
– flow in tension
– flow index
– flow line
– flow mass
– flow meter
– flow nozzle
– flow of metal
– flow of parameters
– flow parameter
– flow pressure
– flow rate
– flow relay
– flow sensor
– flow soldering
– flow stability
– flow stratifies
– flow temperature
– flow test
– flow traffic
– flow transducer
– flow tube
– flow visualizer
– forced flow
– free flow
– freight flow
– frictional flow
– frozen flow
– grain flow
– gravity flow
– heat flow
– heavy flow
– hypersonic flow
– incompressible flow
– initiation of flow
– irrotational flow
– isothermal flow
– jet flow
– laminar flow
– longitudinal flow
– main flow
– mass flow
– mist flow
– modulus of flow
– natural flow
– non-circulatory flow
– non-steady-state flow
– nonedding flow
– one-dimensional flow
– Oseen flow
– plug flow
– potential flow
– rate of flow
– regeneration flow
– restricted flow
– retard flow
– reveser flow
– shock-free flow
– slip flow
– slug flow
– smoothen the flow
– sonic flow
– spoil the flow
– stagnated flow
– stall flow
– state flow
– stre of flow
– stream-line flow
– subsidiary flow
– subsonic flow
– supercritical flow
– supersonic flow
– swirling flow
– three-dimensional flow
– throat flow
– total flow
– traffic flow
– transient flow
– transonic flow
– uniform flow
– upstream flow
– viscous flow
– voluntary flow
– vortex flow
– vortex-free flow
– vortex-type flow
– water flow
streamline flow pattern — <engin.> спектр аэродинамический
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128 noise
1) шум
2) противопомеховый
3) шумовой
4) шумовый
5) шумок
6) шумы
7) помехи
8) нежелательный сигнал
9) шум белый
10) фон
– abate noise
– additive noise
– ambient noise
– amplifier noise
– antenna noise
– background noise
– bias noise
– bulk noise
– carrier noise
– cavitation noise
– channel noise
– circuit noise
– clutter noise
– contact noise
– cosmic noise
– current noise
– damp out noise
– deaden noise
– detector noise
– excess noise
– exhaust noise
– external noise
– figure of noise
– fluctuation noise
– frame noise
– galactic noise
– Gaussian noise
– high-frequency noise
– hissing noise
– hum noise
– impulse noise
– industrial noise
– internal noise
– intrinsic noise
– Johnson noise
– junction noise
– keying noise
– laser noise
– man-made noise
– manmade noise
– maser noise
– microphone noise
– microphonic noise
– noise factor
– noise abatement
– noise analysis
– noise analyzer
– noise bandwidth
– noise characteristic
– noise control
– noise current
– noise disturbance
– noise factor
– noise filter
– noise generator
– noise level
– noise margin
– noise modulation
– noise performance
– noise power
– noise ratio
– noise sample
– noise source
– noise spectrum
– noise stability
– noise storm
– noise suppression
– noise temperature
– noise voltage
– noise waves
– overwrite noise
– photon noise
– plasma noise
– power-supply noise
– pump noise
– quantization noise
– quantum noise
– radio noise
– random noise
– receiver noise
– Schottky noise
– shot noise
– sky noise
– solar noise
– thermal noise
– transient noise
– tube noise
– white noise
certificate airplane for noise — аттестовывать самолет по шуму
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