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мед. тепловое истощение, болезненное состояние, вызванное перегревом -
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[ʹhi:tıg͵zɔ:stʃ(ə)n] мед.тепловое истощение, болезненное состояние, вызванное перегревом -
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5 heat exhaustion
['hiːtɪgˌzɔːstʃ(ə)n]1) Медицина: болезненное состояние, вызванное перегревом, тепловое истощение, тепловой удар2) Горное дело: гипертермия (при работе в глубокой шахте), перегревание человеческого организма3) Авиационная медицина: изнеможение от перегрева, изнурение от перегрева4) Макаров: вызванное перегревом болезненное состояние -
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Англо-русский словарь по авиационной медицине > heat exhaustion
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тепловое истощение, тепловая прострацияEnglish-Russian dictionary of labour protection > heat exhaustion
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тепловое истощение, тепловая прострацияEnglish-Russian labor protection dictionary > heat exhaustion
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English-Russian dictionary of Oil Industry > heat exhaustion
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мед перегре́в м, теплово́е истоще́ниеThe Americanisms. English-Russian dictionary. > heat exhaustion
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14 take precaution to avoid heat exhaustion
Охрана труда: принимать меры предосторожности против перегреваУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > take precaution to avoid heat exhaustion
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15 heat prostration
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16 heat
1. n1) тепло́ с; жара́ ж2) перен пыл м3) те́чка ж ( у животных)4) спорт забе́г м- heat pump
- heat shield
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18 épuisement par la chaleur
État pathologique dû à la déshydratation, dont les symptomes sont en particulier des crampes musculaires, des maux de tête, un affaissement soudain, une perte de conscience.A condition caused by exposure to heat and dehydration, marked by prostration, weakness, and collapse.Syn. heat prostrationDictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > épuisement par la chaleur
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19 изнемогать
несовер. - изнемогать;
совер. - изнемочь( от чего-л.) be exhausted( with) ;
совер. тж. break down( with) ;
grow faint( from) ;
collapse;
be(come) exhausted, be(come) enervated изнемогать под тяжестью ≈ to be fainting under a weight он изнемогает от жары ≈ he is exhausted with the heat он изнемогает от усталости ≈ he is dead tired, he is dead beat разг. изнемогать от жары ≈ frizzle, stew, изнемочь be* exhausted;
сов. тж. break* down;
~ от усталости be* faint with exhaustion/fatigue, be* tired out, drop with exhaustion.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > изнемогать
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20 process
1) процесс
2) обработать
3) перерабатывать
4) движение
5) течение
6) прием
7) способ
8) обрабатывать
9) процедура
10) технологический
11) обрабатывающий
12) вычислительный
– activate a process
– additive process
– adiabatic process
– adjoint process
– aluninography process
– anaerobic process
– auxiliary process
– averaging process
– batch process
– Bessemer process
– bloomery process
– branching process
– commercialize a process
– computational process
– continuous process
– controlled process
– converter process
– correlated process
– counter-flow process
– Crouse process
– cupola process
– decision process
– denumerable process
– destroy a process
– deterministic process
– diagonal process
– diffusion process
– doping process
– dry-press process
– EFG process
– emigration process
– endothermic process
– equally-correlated process
– equilibrium process
– ergodic process
– exhaustion process
– exothermic process
– explosive process
– fit process adequately
– hereditary process
– ideal process
– immigration process
– implement process
– input process
– install process
– inverse process
– irreversible process
– isentropic process
– isobaric process
– isochoric process
– isothermal process
– iterative process
– Kroll process
– limit process
– Markov process
– martingale process
– Moebius process
– non-steady process
– nonequilibrium process
– nonpreemptive process
– open-hearth process
– optimal process
– Orbach process
– oxidizing process
– path of a process
– periodic process
– pig-and-ore process
– preemptive process
– probabilistic process
– process acid
– process camera
– process chart
– process condensate
– process data
– process design
– process engineering
– process feed
– process film
– process gas
– process information
– process installation
– process interface
– process liquid
– process liquor
– process load
– process occurs
– process of exhaustion
– process oil
– process oxygen
– process runs
– process steam
– process the rubber
– process variable
– process water
– production process
– random process
– rate process
– reduction process
– regular process
– repetitive process
– reproduce process
– reverberatory process
– reversible process
– rotor process
– sequential process
– soft-mud process
– stationary process
– steady-state process
– steel-making process
– stencil process
– stochastic process
– transient process
– transport process
– umklapp process
– unit process
– unsteady process
– welding process
– Wohlwill process
– xiphoid process
birth and death process — <math.> процесс рождения и гибели
chromizing by powder process — твердое диффузионное хромирование
disturbed harmonic process — возмущенный гармонический процесс
drawn-gate CMOS process — технология КМОП-схем с удлиненными затворами
realization of random process — реализация случайного процесса
strictly stationary process — стационарный в узком смысле процесс
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heat exhaustion — n. a condition caused by excessive loss of salt and water, usually resulting from overexertion in a hot environment, and characterized by peripheral vascular collapse, dizziness, nausea, low body temperature, clammy skin, etc.: cf. HEATSTROKE … English World dictionary
Heat exhaustion — A warning that the body is getting too hot. The person may be thirsty, giddy, weak, uncoordinated, nauseous, and sweating profusely. The body temperature is usually normal and the pulse is normal or raised. The skin is cold and clammy. Although… … Medical dictionary
heat exhaustion — noun a condition marked by dizziness and nausea and weakness caused by depletion of body fluids and electrolytes • Syn: ↑heat prostration • Hypernyms: ↑heatstroke, ↑heat hyperpyrexia * * * noun : a condition characterized by faintness or fainting … Useful english dictionary
heat exhaustion — a condition characterized by faintness, rapid pulse, nausea, profuse sweating, cool skin, and collapse, caused by prolonged exposure to heat accompanied by loss of adequate fluid and salt from the body. Also called heat prostration. [1935 40] * * … Universalium
heat exhaustion — heat′ exhaus tion n. pat a condition brought on by intense or prolonged exposure to heat, characterized by profuse sweating with loss of fluids and salts, pale and damp skin, rapid pulse, nausea, and dizziness, progressing to collapse Compare… … From formal English to slang
heat exhaustion — heat ex.haustion n [U] weakness and sickness caused by doing too much work, exercise etc in hot weather … Dictionary of contemporary English
heat exhaustion — heat ex,haustion noun uncount the feeling of being extremely tired and weak that you get when you do too much physical activity in hot conditions … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
heat exhaustion — noun Date: 1939 a condition marked by weakness, nausea, dizziness, and profuse sweating that results from physical exertion in a hot environment called also heat prostration compare heatstroke … New Collegiate Dictionary
heat exhaustion — fatigue and collapse due to the low blood pressure and blood volume that result from loss of body fluids and salts after prolonged or unaccustomed exposure to heat. It is most common in new arrivals in a hot climate and is treated by giving… … The new mediacal dictionary
heat exhaustion — /ˈhit əgzɔstʃən/ (say heet uhgzawschuhn) noun prostration caused by prolonged exposure to intense heat, sometimes accompanied by rapidly rising body temperature …
heat exhaustion — noun (U) weakness and sickness caused by doing too much work, exercise etc when it is hot … Longman dictionary of contemporary English