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hard pitch Hartpech nEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > hard pitch
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > hard pitch
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The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > hard pitch
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Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > hard pitch
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1) Техника: твёрдый битумный пек2) Нефть: твёрдый асфальт, твёрдый пек -
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1) шаг (напр. заклёпок, спирали, резьбы воздушного винта)2) изменять шаг3) метал. ход ( шагающих балок)4) длина проступи ( лестницы)5) наклон; уклон6) угол наклона7) горн. падение пласта8) мор. килевая качка || испытывать килевую качку9) мор. дифферент при килевой качке10) возд. тангаж11) возд. угол тангажа || изменять угол тангажа12) раскачка ( транспортного средства) относительно поперечной оси, авто, ж.-д. тж. " галопирование"13) основной тон ( речевого сигнала)14) высота тона17) смолка || смолить бочку18) обтёсывать камень долотом19) партия товара20) швейн. втачивание рукава с обеспечением баланса•pitch at root — шаг ( гребного винта) у корня лопасти;pitch at tip — шаг ( гребного винта) у концевой кромки лопасти;in coarse pitch — возд. в режиме большого шага;in fine pitch — возд. в режиме малого шага-
absolute pitch
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actual pitch
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adjustable pitch
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apparent pitch
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array pitch
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average pitch of roughness
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base pitch
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blade pitch
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bone tar pitch
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boom pitch
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bucket pitch
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chain pitch
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character pitch
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coal-tar pitch
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coarse pitch
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coil pitch
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coke pitch
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coke-oven tar pitch
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collective pitch
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combed claw pitch
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commutator pitch
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constant pitch
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controllable pitch
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corrugation pitch
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cracked pitch
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design pitch
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diameter pitch
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double pitch
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effective pitch
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even pitch
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face pitch
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feed pitch
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fine pitch
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fixed pitch
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flat pitch
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frame pitch
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gas work tar pitch
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geometric pitch
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glance pitch
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grid pitch
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hard pitch
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hydrodynamic pitch
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irregular pitch
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lake pitch
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lead pitch
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lead-screw pitch
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lignite tar pitch
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line pitch
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main rotor pitch
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medium pitch
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medium-soft pitch
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mineral pitch
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needle pitch
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oil gas tar pitch
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perforation pitch
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petroleum pitch
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pine tar pitch
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pitch of corrugations
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pitch of film
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pitch of pipes
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pitch of roof
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pitch of stairs
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pitch of strand
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pitch of winding
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polar pitch
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producer gas tar pitch
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propeller pitch
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proportional pitch
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residual pitch
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reverse pitch
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rivet pitch
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roll pitch
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roofer pitch
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rosin pitch
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seaming pitch
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seat pitch
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shallow pitch
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soft pitch
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soluble pitch
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sprocket pitch
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standard pitch
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stearine pitch
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steep pitch
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stitching pitch
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straight-run pitch
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strand pitch
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tar pitch
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teeth pitch
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track pitch
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variable pitch
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varied pitch
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video track pitch
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virtual pitch
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water gas pitch
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высота
– adjustable pitch
– angle of pitch
– back pitch
– black pitch
– chain pitch
– coal-tar pitch
– coarse pitch
– coil pitch
– coked pitch
– commutator pitch
– design pitch
– feathered pitch
– fine pitch
– frequency in pitch
– hard pitch
– in pitch
– lead-screw pitch
– lignite tar pitch
– long pitch
– nose-down pitch
– nose-up pitch
– peat pitch
– petroleum pitch
– pine pitch
– pitch acceleration
– pitch angle
– pitch axis
– pitch circle
– pitch cone
– pitch cylinder
– pitch damper
– pitch diameter
– pitch factor
– pitch frequency
– pitch gyro
– pitch gyroscope
– pitch horn
– pitch interval
– pitch of a boom
– pitch of a screw
– pitch of coil
– pitch of gear
– pitch of joint
– pitch of pipes
– pitch of roof
– pitch of thread
– pitch of tone
– pitch or rivets
– pitch point
– pitch ratio
– pitch reinforcement
– pitch tent
– pitch tolerance
– pitch tracker
– pitch up
– pitch variation
– pole pitch
– propeller pitch
– row pitch
– soft-tar pitch
– stability in pitch
– trio dot pitch
– winding pitch
– wood pitch
– zero-thrust pitch
control in pitch of airplane — продольное управление самолетом
controllable pitch propeller — <engin.> винт изменяемого в полете шага
lower pitch limit — < radio> предел высоты тона нижний
pitch trim moment — <phys.> балансировочный момент тангажа
upper pitch limit — < radio> предел высоты тоны верхний
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1. шаг (резьбы, зубчатого зацепления, сварного шва) ; модуль, питч2. смола; вар, деготь, пек3. уклон, скат, наклон, покатость; угол наклона4. геол. угол падения складки; наклон складки
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1. шаг резьбы2. высота; падение3. смола; пек
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1. наклон; угол наклона; угол между осью поляризации и горизонталью2. килевая качка (повороты корабля или самолёта относительно горизонтальной оси, перпендикулярной к его курсу; сравните с roll, yaw)
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3) уклон ()5) природный асфальт; пек; битумный пек•- pitch of teethacross the pitch — вкрест падения;
- chain pitch
- circular pitch
- gas work tar pitch
- glance pitch
- hard pitch
- hole pitch
- lake pitch
- light pitch
- medium-soft pitch
- mineral pitch
- petroleum pitch
- pipeline pitch
- producer gas tar pitch
- residual pitch
- seam pitch
- soft pitch
- stearine pitch
- straight-run pitch
- tar pitch
- thread pitch
- water gas pitch* * *• 1) делать подачу; 2) передавать• пек• смола• уклон -
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1) твердый
2) магнитно-жесткий
3) магнитно-твердый
4) трудновскрываемый
5) <comput.> ограничение жесткое
6) строго определенный
7) твердо
8) каменный
9) трудный
10) сильный
11) тяжелый
12) тугоплавкий
13) контрастный
14) проникающий
15) высокоэнергетический
– hard alloy
– hard bargain
– hard bitumen
– hard braking
– hard cash
– hard cover
– hard facing
– hard faience
– hard fat
– hard grade
– hard hat
– hard lead
– hard magnetic
– hard money
– hard negative
– hard patch
– hard pitch
– hard rock
– hard roof
– hard rubber
– hard sports
– hard spot
– hard superconductor
– hard tap-hole
– hard top
– hard turn
– hard twist
– hard X-ray
– very hard
hard magnetic material — магнитно-жесткий материал, <phys.> материал магнитнотвердый
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(hard (high, hot, sharp или warm) words)гневные, резкие слова, резкости; разговор в повышенном тоне, крупный разговор, перепалкаThe old man and another person were together in the back part, and there seemed to have been high words between them, for their voices, which were raised to a very loud pitch, suddenly stopped on my entering... (Ch. Dickens, ‘The Old Curiosity Shop’, ch. II) — Хозяин и еще какой-то человек стояли в глубине лавки и, вероятно, вели не совсем приятный разговор, так как при моем появлении их громкие голоса сразу смолкли...
...more than once high words passed between them on the subject of the captain's infatuation. (W. S. Maugham, ‘Complete Short Stories’, ‘The Four Dutchmen’) — Между ними неоднократно начиналась перепалка из-за этого увлечения капитана.
Three times in the afternoon the stope boss had sharp words with Dave Nelson. (D. Carter, ‘Fatherless Sons’, part II, ch. 19) — Во время дневной смены главный мастер забоя трижды делал Дейву Нельсону резкое замечание.
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18 pitch someone a line
expr slHe pitched her a line about how hard life can be on a lonely man — Он запудрил ей мозги насчет того, как трудно жить одинокому мужчине
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19 pitch hard for a plan
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20 hardwood tar pitch
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > hardwood tar pitch
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