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1 кольцевое сжатие
Cement: hoop compression -
2 сжимающее усилие
1) Geology: force of compression2) Medicine: constriction force3) Engineering: compression force4) Railway term: compression strength5) Mining: compression rate6) Oil: compressing strain, compression strain, compressive force, compressive strain, compressive stress, rate of compression7) Drilling: hoop stress8) Quality control: compression stress9) Plastics: thrust10) Makarov: collapsing force, compressing force, pressure load -
3 гидростатическое сжатие
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > гидростатическое сжатие
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4 сжимать
1) General subject: astrict, astringe, boil down, clasp, clench (кулаки), clip, compact, compress, constrain, constrict, constringe, contract, contractor, double (кулак), fasten (руки, зубы), grasp, grip, hoop, jam, lock (в объятиях, в борьбе), necklace, nip (судно во льдах), pinch, put a grip, screw up, set, shrink up, shut, squash, squeeze, strain, strangle (горло), telescope, throttle, tighten, vice, thrust together, ball up (кулаки), squish2) Computers: crunch5) Medicine: coarct, coarctate, force together, retract, strangulate (кишку, вену и т. п.)6) Engineering: clamp together, collapse (кварцевую трубку при изготовлении оптического волокна), reduce (информацию), sharpen (диаграмму направленности антенны), squeeze together, subject to compression7) Construction: press together, crowd8) Railway term: condensate9) Mining: cramp11) Forestry: gripe12) Polygraphy: zoom in (изображение)13) Jargon: smush16) Mechanic engineering: crimp17) Business: tighten up18) Drilling: vise19) Automation: pressure20) Plastics: thrust21) Makarov: compress (стержень, брус), constrict (укорачивать), contract (укорачивать), impact, knit, pack, restrict, set (зубы, губы), squeeze together (укорачивать), straiten, strangle22) Taboo: purse23) Electrical engineering: nip up
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