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n.dhakka (m.) / Haejaan (m.) / tarañg (f.) -
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I [`impels] n1) удар; поштовх; фiз., мeд. імпульс2) спонукальна причина, стимул, поштовх; порив; спонукання; потягII [`impels] v1) давати поштовх; спонукувати2) фiз. посилати імпульси -
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n. түлхэц, импульс, эрч хүч. impulsive adj. түргэн зантай. -
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(autom, el, tele) impuls; excitaţie; (fiz; mec) cantitate de mişcare, impuls; şoc -
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импульс; толчок напряженияEnglish-Russian dictionary of terminology cable technology > impulse
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pobuda; poriv; poticaj; impuls; impuls* * *
impuls
nagon
pobuda
podstrek
poticaj
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импульс; побуждение; толчок -
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импульс, механикалық соққы -
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поттик, нагон, импулс (електричен)* * *нагон, импулс (електричен), поттикn. удар, нагон, поттик, импулс; поттик; импулс; нагон -
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1) تدفع 2) دفعة* * *دَفْعَة -
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• impuls; impulsni udar; inpuls; nagon; pobuda; podsticaj; podstrek; pogurnuće; pokrenuće; poter; potsticaj; udar; udarac -
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impulsspanningsstoot -
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• импульс• удар, толчокАнгло-русский словарь по ядерным испытаниям и горному делу > impulse
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импульс; позыв, побуждение; возбуждение
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