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81 log
1. n бревно; колода; чурбан; кряж2. n мор. лагto heave the log — бросать лаг; измерять скорость хода корабля
3. n буровой журнал4. n формуляр5. n с. -х. почвенный разрез6. n геол. разрез буровой скважины7. v работать на лесозаготовках8. v раскряжёвывать, разделывать9. v мор. вносить в судовой журнал10. v мор. проходить по лагу; развивать по лагу11. v регистрировать12. v автоматически проверять входной парольСинонимический ряд:register (noun) account; blotter; book; ledger; list; record; register; roster -
82 stance
1. n спорт. стойка; положение ног2. n поза, положение3. n позиция, установкаСинонимический ряд:affectation (noun) affectation; air; attitude; carriage; color; lugs; mannerism; outlook; pose; position; positure; posture; stand -
83 chain-driven inker
front-heavy inker — красочный аппарат, «утяжелённый к носу»
end-heavy inker — красочный аппарат, «утяжелённый к корме»
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > chain-driven inker
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84 dolly
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85 end-heavy inker
красочный аппарат, утяжеленный к кормеfront-heavy inker — красочный аппарат, «утяжелённый к носу»
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > end-heavy inker
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86 injector rail inker
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > injector rail inker
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87 offset inker
front-heavy inker — красочный аппарат, «утяжелённый к носу»
end-heavy inker — красочный аппарат, «утяжелённый к корме»
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88 roller inker
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89 saddle
1. седловина, седлоsaddle grafting — копулировка, прививка седлом
2. подушка; подкладка; подставка3. салазки4. шитьё внакидкуsaddle stitched brochure — брошюра, сшитая внакидку
5. круглить и кашировать; круглить корешок и отгибать фальцыform saddle — подставка под печатную форму, рубашка формного цилиндра
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90 towing dolly
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91 run amok
(или amuck)1) бpocaтьcя нa людeй кaк oдepжимый, нeиcтoвcтвoвaть [букв. бeжaть кaк oдepжимый aмoкoм. Aмoк - пcиxичecкoe зaбoлeвaниe, нaблюдaющeecя у житeлeй Maлaйcкиx ocтpoвoв: пocлe кpaткoвpeмeннoгo нapушeния coзнaния бoльнoй пуcкaeтcя бeжaть, уничтoжaя вcё пoпaдaющeecя нa пути]A man ran amok in a commuter train yesterday - he struck two railway staff and smashed several carriage windows. One night at a resort called Cedar Point, he got into a fight and run amuck like a wild thing (Sh. Andersen)2) пpийти в яpocть, в бeшeнcтвo, пoтepять нaд coбoй влacть, нeиcтoвcтвoвaтьShe saw that he resented her shrinking; but it seemed to excite him to run amuck the more (J. Galsworthy). Frisco, Sam and some of the others realized that they had to take a hand and try to stop the diggers from running amuck (K. S. Prichard) -
92 job authorization document
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