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101 площадь основания
eng: Floor space, (surface) area base, foundation platedeu: Grundfläche fita: Base f, superf icie f di baseRussian-English dictionary of packaging machines and equipment > площадь основания
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102 естественное основание
1) Engineering: earth foundation, natural bed, soil foundation2) Construction: natural base3) Makarov: spread footing (напр. скальное)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > естественное основание
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103 законное основание
1) Law: legal cause, legal basis2) Economy: statutory base, statutory ground3) Diplomatic term: law foundation4) Advertising: legitimate reason5) Business: legal foundation6) EBRD: sound reason7) leg.N.P. just cause, lawful groundУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > законное основание
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104 каменная постель
1) Geology: enrockment2) Engineering: rubble foundation, rubble-mound foundation3) Construction: rock mattress, stone bedding4) Hydrography: rubble base -
105 основание фундамента
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > основание фундамента
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106 прочное основание
1) General subject: bed-rock2) Engineering: hard ground3) Construction: rigid base, solid ground4) Makarov: firm foundation, solid basis, steady foundation -
107 скальное основание
1) Engineering: bedrock base, bedrock foundation, rock bed2) Construction: bed-rock, rock bottom3) Sociology: bedrock4) Makarov: rock foundationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > скальное основание
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108 основа
ж.1. base; basis (pl. bases); foundationна основе чего-л. — on the basis of smth.
на справедливой основе — on an equitable / just basis
быть, лежать в основе чего-л. — be the basis / foundation of smth.
положить в основу, принять за основу (вн.) — assume as a basis (d.), take* as a principle (d.)
заложить в основу — lay* down the foundations
2. мн. principles; fundamentals3. текст. warp4. лингв. stem -
109 основа
ж.1) ( основание) base [-s]; basis ['beɪ-] (pl bases [-siːz]); foundationна осно́ве чего́-л — on the basis of smth
на осно́ве ра́венства — on the basis of equality [iː-]
на справедли́вой осно́ве — on an equitable / just basis
быть / лежа́ть в осно́ве чего́-л — be the basis / foundation of smth
положи́ть в осно́ву, приня́ть за осно́ву (вн.) — assume (d) as a basis, take (d) as a principle
заложи́ть осно́ву (рд.) — lay down the foundations (of)
2) мн. (устои, начала, основные положения) principles; fundamentalsосно́ва фи́зики — fundamentals of physics
3) текст. warp4) лингв. stem -
110 основа
жв осно́ве чего-л — at the root/core of sth
на осно́ве чего-л — on the basis of sth
лежа́ть в осно́ве — to form the basis of, to underlie
при́нципы, лежа́щие в осно́ве на́шей поли́тики — the principles underlying our policy
заложи́ть осно́вы чего-л — to lay the foundation of/groundwork for sth
2) источник fundamentals pl, principles pl, basics plосно́вы нау́чной эконо́мики —fundamentals/principles of economics
3) текст warp4) грам stem• -
111 основа
basis имя существительное: -
112 база
f. basis, base, foundation; база данных, data base -
113 дорожное основание
1) Engineering: base of road, road bed2) Construction: road base3) Railway term: roadbed4) Forestry: road foundationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > дорожное основание
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114 жёсткое основание
1) Engineering: rigid foundation2) Construction: rigid base, rigid bedding3) Automobile industry: bed of rough material (дороги)4) Road works: rough-material bed5) Makarov: hard base -
115 кальмотат
Construction: loss of base support (when a foundation pile (свая) loses base support, e.g. due to underground waters (but may still be held by friction against the pile body)) -
116 неподвижное основание
1) Oil: fixed base2) Arms production: fixed base (напр. прицела), fixed emplacement3) Makarov: immovable foundationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неподвижное основание
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117 опора
1) General subject: anchorage, anchorman, backbone, backstop (о механизме, методе, принципе), bearer, bracket, buttress, carrier, column, crutch, foothold, footing, footstep, handhold, hold, holdfast, holt, load cell, lodgment, pied-а-terre, pillar, prop, propugnaculum, reliance, rest, rock, shore, staff, stand-by, standard, stay, stock, support, supporter, thrust, hardpoint2) Geology: foot-piece, foot-stone, resting place, strut4) Naval: bearing piece, place resting5) Medicine: rack, seat, sustentaculum6) American: armor8) Military: support9) Engineering: abutment, anvil (машины для ультразвуковой сварки), bearing, bearing support, chair, cradle, fixture, flat (призмы весов), foot, holdback, holding block, holdup, jack, lug, mast (обычно с растяжками), mount, mounting, mounting base, mounting block, mounting component, mounting kit, mounting support, pad, pier, pillow block, pole, post, runner, seating, stanchion, steady, support arrangement, support block, support group, supporting block, supporting pier (трубопровода), tab10) Bookish: propugnation12) Rare: dependance, dependence13) Construction: abutment piece, buttress pier, jammer, (промежуточная) pier, pipe saddle (трубопровода), slant leg (моста), abutment (арки или свода)14) Mathematics: bent15) British English: armour16) Railway term: abutment pier, gantry, structure (контактной сети), support bearing, supporting pole, understructure17) Automobile industry: bearing part, foot (0,305м), foot step, fulcrum, pier (моста), setting19) Mining: foot piece, gauntry20) Greek: pou sto21) Forestry: beam hanger (балки), cushion, saddle, staddle, bunk (при штабелевке бревен)25) Astronautics: base, foundation, load ring26) Cartography: stand27) Silicates: buck (для обжига эмалированных изделий)28) Atomic energy: support leg29) Metrology: supporting plane30) Mechanics: sustainer31) Power engineering: (замка рабочей лопатки турбины) steeple33) Sakhalin energy glossary: support beam34) Automation: abut, (промежуточная) anchor, back-up block, backing block, block, craddle, hold-back, (монтажная) mount, (опорная) pad, pedestal, pillow, pressure pad, reaction pad, rest pad, support foot, supporting element35) Arms production: skid37) Makarov: anchor (промежуточная), anvil (напр. машины для ультразвуковой сварки), back, bankseat, bed, end (концевая), foothold (нижняя часть стебля растения), heel, hold-up, lodgement, means of support, newel, patten, pied-a-terre, pier (трубопровода), plank, sinew, stake, steadying bar, supporting, supporting member, tower (ЛЭП), well38) Electrical engineering: (одностоечная) pole (ЛЭП), support (линии ЛЭП) -
118 основание буровой вышки
1) Engineering: derrick base, derrick foundationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > основание буровой вышки
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119 основная плита
1) Engineering: base plate, pedestal2) Construction: lobe plate, seating3) Railway term: mounting bed-plate4) Automobile industry: bottom plate5) Metallurgy: main base6) Oil: foundation plate -
120 основной свет
1) Engineering: key light (направленный), key-light (направленный), main light (направленный)2) Advertising: base illumination, base light, foundation light
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