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121 stifle
1) (to prevent, or be prevented, from breathing (easily) eg because of bad air, an obstruction over the mouth and nose etc; to suffocate: He was stifled to death when smoke filled his bedroom; I'm stifling in this heat!) ασφυκτιώ2) (to extinguish or put out (flames).) πνίγω/-ομαι,προκαλώ/παθαίνω ασφυξία3) (to suppress (a yawn, a laugh etc).) σβήνω•- stifling -
122 suffocating
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123 heat
I [hiːt] n1) жар, жара, жаркая погода, духота, знойYou shouldn't go out in this heat. — Вам не следует выходить в такую жару.
With this heat everybody is more or less upset. — При такой жаре всем немного не по себе.
- unbearable heat- burning heat
- stifling heat
- summer heat
- town heat
- body heat
- sultry heat
- excessive heat
- moderate heat
- moist heat
- damp heat
- steam heat
- fever heat
- feverish heat
- heat of summer
- degrees of heat
- wave of heat
- because of intence heat
- in the heat
- in such heat
- in the heat of the day
- in trying days of extreme heat
- be in for a wave of heat
- bear up heat
- escape the town heat
- keep off the heat
- keep the heat at 95 degrees
- preserve the body heat
- can't stand heat
- stand heat
- suffer from heat
- use solar heat for energy
- heat was stifling
- heat broke
- heat has set in
- heat is gone
- heat keeps2) тепло, жар, огонь, энергияThe heat of the furnace warmed the whole house. — Весь дом обогревался одной топкой.
We have no heat to day. — У нас сегодня не топят.
He enjoyed the heat of the fireplace. — Он наслаждался теплом камина.
Don't put your pan straight on to a high heat. — Не ставьте сковороду сразу на большой огонь.
She felt the stimulating heat of the fire. — Она чувствовала, как тепло костра придавало ей бодрости.
- steaming heatHis blood was at boiling heat. — У него кровь закипела.
- radiating heat
- latent heat
- specific heat
- red heat
- heat energy
- heat engine
- heat value
- heat capacity
- heat control
- heat exchange
- heat transfer
- heat treatment
- heat unit
- heat rate
- heat boiler
- heat insulation
- heat of the fire
- heat from the stove
- heat of burners
- heat from a nuclear blast
- in the heat of the argument
- bake the cake at a heat of 100 degrees
- generate an intense heat
- get into a heat by running
- maintain heat
- melt at a great heat
- put the kettle on a low heat
- raise the iron to a white heat
- resist heat
- treat smth with heat
- turn on the heat3) пыл, раздражение- at white heatThe heat of his spirit encouraged us. — Сила его духа придавала нам бодрости
- in the heat of the arguments
- in the heat of the debate
- argue with heat
- cool one's heat
- discuss smth with great heat
- get into a fearful state of heat
- speak with heat II [hiːt] v1) топить, отапливать- heat a building- heat well2) нагревать, подогреватьI can heat up some soup in two minutes, it's all ready. — Я могу подогреть суп за две минуты, он готов
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124 choking
1. n удушье, удушение2. n засорение, забивка; загромождение3. n спец. поглощение, глушение4. a задыхающийся5. a удушливый, душащий; душныйСинонимический ряд:1. repression (noun) extinguishment; quashing; quenching; repression; smothering; squashing; squelching; stifling; strangling; suppression; throttling2. filling (verb) blocking; choking; clogging; closing; congesting; filling; obstructing; occluding; plugging; stoppering; stopping3. gagging (verb) asphyxiating; choking; gagging; hold back; hold down; hushing; muffling; quenching; repressing; shushing; smothering; squelching; stifling; strangling; suffocating; suppressing; throttling4. loading (verb) charging; heaping; loading; packing; piling -
125 quenching
1. n метал. закалка; закаливание2. n спец. гашение, заглушение; подавление3. n тех. тушение4. n тех. охлаждениеСинонимический ряд:1. extinguishing (noun) blotting out; darkening; drowning; extinction; extinguishing; putting out; snuffing2. repression (noun) choking; extinguishment; quashing; repression; smothering; squashing; squelching; stifling; strangling; suppression; throttling3. destroying (verb) atomizing; decapitating; decimating; demolishing; destroying; destructing; dismantling; dissolving; dynamiting; pulling down; pulverizing; razing; rubbing out; ruining; shattering; shooting; smashing; tearing down; undoing; unmaking; wracking; wrecking4. dousing (verb) dousing; extinguishing; outing; put out; putting out; snuffing5. gagging (verb) choking; gagging; hold back; hold down; hushing; muffling; repressing; shushing; smothering; stifling; strangling; throttling6. slaking (verb) slaking7. squashing (verb) annihilating; crushing; put down; putting down; quashing; quelling; squashing; squelching; suppressing -
126 squelching
блокировать; подавление; блокирующийСинонимический ряд:1. repression (noun) choking; extinguishment; quashing; quenching; repression; smothering; squashing; stifling; strangling; suppression; throttling2. gagging (verb) choking; gagging; hold back; hold down; hushing; muffling; repressing; shushing; smothering; stifling; strangling; suppressing; throttling3. squashing (verb) crushing; extinguishing; put down; quashing; quelling; quenching; squashing; squelching; suppressing -
127 strangling
1. дросселирование2. душить; удушение; удушающийСинонимический ряд:1. narrowing (noun) binding; constriction; contraction; cramping; narrowing; reduction; squeezing; stricture; tightness2. repression (noun) choking; extinguishment; quashing; quenching; repression; smothering; squashing; squelching; stifling; suppression; throttling3. gagging (verb) choking; gagging; hold back; hold down; hushing; muffling; quenching; repressing; shushing; smothering; squelching; stifling; suppressing; throttling -
128 throttling
1. дросселирование; дросселирующий; дроссельный2. дросселирование; дроссельный; дросселирующийСинонимический ряд:1. repression (noun) choking; extinguishment; quashing; quenching; repression; smothering; squashing; squelching; stifling; strangling; suppression2. gagging (verb) choking; gagging; hold back; hold down; hushing; muffling; quenching; repressing; shushing; smothering; squelching; stifling; strangling; suppressing
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