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81 blind
1. n штора, маркиза; жалюзи; ставеньblind pl — жалюзи; ставни
2. n собир. употр. гл. мн. ч. с во слепые3. n наглазники, шоры4. n предлог, отговорка; обман5. n разг. пьянка6. n охот. засидка7. n спец. заглушка8. n фото шторка9. n опт. диафрагма, блендадымовая завеса; дымовой экран
10. n воен. неразорвавшийся снаряд11. a слепой, незрячий12. a предназначенный для слепых13. a не видящий, не замечающий, не обращающий внимания14. a действующий вслепуюblind cultivation — обработка вслепую ; шаровка
15. a бессмысленный, безрассудный16. a невидимый, скрытный17. a горн. не имеющий выхода на поверхностьblind drain — подземный дренаж, подземная, закрытая дрена
18. a неясный, неразборчивый, слепо напечатанный19. a глухой20. a оканчивающийся тупиком, не имеющий прохода21. a стр. фальшивый22. a матовый23. a разг. пьяный24. a без цветов и плодовслепой, по приборам
blind landing — посадка по приборам; слепая посадка
25. v ослеплять, лишать зрения26. v слепить глаза, ослеплять27. v ослеплять, поражать28. v затемнять29. v затмевать30. v скрывать, обманывать31. v фото диафрагмироватьСинонимический ряд:1. accidental (adj.) accidental; chance; random; unplanned2. concealed (adj.) concealed; confused; dark; disguised; hidden; obscure; remote; secluded3. dead end (adj.) blocked; closed; dead end; dead-end; obstructed; shut off4. dull (adj.) dead; dim; dull; flat; lackluster; lusterless; mat; muted; uncomprehending5. heedless (adj.) careless; heedless; ignorant; indiscriminate; oblivious; obtuse; thoughtless; unaware; uncritical; unenlightened6. impetuous (adj.) benighted; hasty; headlong; impetuous; irrational; rash; uncontrolled; undiscerning; unreasonable; violent7. intoxicated (adj.) alcoholized; cockeyed; drunk; drunken; fried; inebriated; inebrious; intoxicated; looped; muddled; pixilated; polluted; rum-dum; slewed; slopped; sloppy; soshed; sozzled; squiffed; stiff; stoned; tanked; tight; unsober; wet; zonked8. sightless (adj.) eyeless; purblind; sightless; stone-blind; unseeing; visionless; visually impaired9. ambush (noun) ambush; hiding place; pitfall; snare; trap10. cover (noun) blinder; blindfold; cover; curtain; disguise; screen; shade; shield; subterfuge; veil; venetian blind; visor11. decoy (noun) capper; decoy; shill; shillaber; stick12. ruse (noun) front; pretence; pretext; ruse; stratagem; trick13. stand (noun) stand14. daze (verb) bedazzle; daze; dazzleАнтонимический ряд:clear-sighted; conscious; cunning; discerning; discriminating; enlightened; keen; open; penetrating; perceptive; quick; rational; seeing; sensitive; sharp-eyed -
82 radius
radius of actionradius of gyrationairfoil nose radiusarea radius of gyrationbead seat radiusbest turning radiusblade radiusCoanda radiuscorner radiusdeck-launched intercept radiusEarth's equatorial radiusearth-surface radiusedge radiusfillet radiusground turning radiusHI-LO-HI radiusleading-edge radiuslip radiusLO-LO radiusMach disc radiusmass radius of gyrationmission radiusoperational radiusroot cutout radiussearch and rescue radiusspin radiussurveillance radiustight-turning radiustip radiustrailing edge radiusturn radiusturning radius -
83 flying squad
«лeтучий oтpяд», гpуппa oпepaтивнoгo peaгиpoвaния, oпepaтивнaя гpуппa (в пoлиции)The policeman at the corner saluted. 'Who was that?' Jules asked. He had caught sight of the car passed off a lit interior packed tight with large men in soft hats... 'The Flying Squad,' Conder said (Gr. Greene)
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