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21 выводить
•The inlet pipes are brought out through holes.
II•To withdraw a rod.
•For a nonabsorbing waveguide we deduce:...
* * *Выводить -- to deduce, to derive, to develop, to obtain (уравнение и т.п.); to deduce, to infer (вычислять); to bring out, to lead out, to take out (провода и т.п.); to take off, to take out of (из эксплуатации) Выводить изFriction factors will also be deduced from the measured pressure distribution.The boundaries of the reattachment zone were compared with reattachment lengths inferred in (...) from heat transfer measurements.After installation of the thermocouples, they were led out of the insulation enclosure in a single bundle.Выводить к-- Note that practically all circuit points are brought out to accessible terminals on the pushbuttons, pilot lights, toggle switches, and so forth.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > выводить
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22 выводить
1. вывести (вн.)1. ( откуда-либо) take* out (d.); ( уводить) lead* out (d.); (помогать кому-л. выйти) help out (d.); (заставлять кого-л. выйти) make* (d.) go out, turn out (d.); ( о войсках) withdraw* (d.), call off (d.)выводить следствие — draw* a conclusion
выводить формулу — deduce a formula
из этого он вывел, что — he concluded from this that
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выводить буквы — trace out each letter painstakinglyвыводить из затруднения, из затруднительного положения — help out of a difficulty (d.)
выводить кого-л. из себя — drive* smb. out of his wits, drive* smb. to distraction; drive* smb. crazy
выводить из равновесия — discompose (d.); ruffle (d.) разг.
выводить кого-л. из терпения — try smb.'s patience
вывести кого-л. из терпения — exasperate smb.
выводить из строя — disable (d.), put* out of action (d.); wreck (d.)
выводить на орбиту — put* into orbit (d.)
2. вывести (вн.) (выращивать)выводить на чистую воду — expose (d.), unmask (d.), show* up (d.)
grow* (d.), raise (d.); (высиживать; о наседке) hatch (d.) -
23 предполагать на основании
Предполагать на основании-- The entrance conditions were not described by P. but we can infer from his Fig. that the entry geometry was a sharp edge.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > предполагать на основании
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24 Что
..., which (но не what) establishes the formula..., which (но не what) completes the proof..., which (но не what) is impossibleWe see (conclude, deduce, find, infer, но не have или obtain) that this matrix is symmetricBut $x=y$, which (но не what) follows from...$D$ is equal to zero, which (но не what) yields (gives, implies) $x=y$..., which (но не what) contradicts the maximality of...He expected these data to differ greatly from the information received from this experimentРусско-английский словарь по прикладной математике и механике > Что
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25 выводить
I несов. - выводи́ть, сов. - вы́вести; (вн.)1) (отводить, направлять откуда-л) take (d) out / away; lead (d) out; ( помогать кому-л выйти) help (d) out; ( заставлять кого-л выйти) make (d) go out, turn (d) out; ( войска) withdraw (d), call off (d)выводи́ть соба́ку на прогу́лку — walk the dog
2) (на вн.; приводить, доставлять куда-л) take (d to)выводи́ть на орби́ту — put (d) into orbit
выводи́ть кого́-л на ну́жных люде́й — give smb the necessary contacts
3) ( устранять) remove (d), take out (d)4) ( уничтожать) extirpate (d), destroy (d); ( паразитов) exterminate (d)5) ( делать вывод) conclude (d), infer (d)выводи́ть сле́дствие — draw a conclusion
выводи́ть фо́рмулу — deduce a formula
из э́того он вы́вел, что — he concluded from this that
6) ( старательно изображать) depict (d), portray (d)выводи́ть бу́квы — trace out each letter painstakingly
7) ( петь) sing (d), intone (d); ( играть на инструменте) play (d)выводи́ть тре́ли — quaver, trill
9) информ. outputвыводи́ть да́нные на диспле́й — display data
выводи́ть на печа́ть — print (d) out, send (d) to the printer
10) (из; помогать выйти из какого-л состояния) help (d) out (of)выводи́ть из затрудне́ния [затрудни́тельного положе́ния] — help (d) out of the difficulty
выводи́ть из заблужде́ния — undeceive (d)
выводи́ть кого́-л из равнове́сия — make smb lose smb's balance
выводи́ть кого́-л из терпе́ния — try smb's patience; exasperate smb
••выводи́ть кого́-л из себя́ — drive smb out of his wits, drive smb to distraction; drive smb crazy
выводи́ть из стро́я — damage (d), put (d) out of order
II несов. - выводи́ть, сов. - вы́вести; (вн.)выводи́ть на чи́стую во́ду — expose (d), unmask (d), show up (d)
( выращивать) grow (d), raise (d); ( селекционировать) breed (d); ( высиживать - о наседке) hatch (d)выводи́ть лу́чшие поро́ды скота́ — raise the best breeds / strains of cattle
вы́вести но́вую разнови́дность роз — breed a new variety of rose
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26 заключать заключ·ать
1) (соглашение, союз и т.п.) to conclude, to makeзаключать мир — to conclude / to make peace
2) (делать вывод) to conclude, to infer, to deduceзаключать, что... — to deduce that...
заключить речь — to close / to wind up a speech
4) (лишать свободы) to lock up, to confineзаключать под стражу — to take into custody, to take in charge
5) (помещать) to put / to enclose (smth. in)заключать в скобки — to put / to enclose in brackets
Russian-english dctionary of diplomacy > заключать заключ·ать
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infer — [[t]ɪnfɜ͟ː(r)[/t]] infers, inferring, inferred 1) VERB If you infer that something is the case, you decide that it is true on the basis of information that you already have. [V that] I inferred from what she said that you have not been well... [V … English dictionary
infer — in|fer [ınˈfə: US ə:r] v past tense and past participle inferred present participle inferring [T] [Date: 1500 1600; : Latin; Origin: inferre, from ferre to carry ] to form an opinion that something is probably true because of information that you … Dictionary of contemporary English