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21 неизменный
1) General subject: abiding, all-time, certain, changeless, constant, eternal (о принципах и т. п.), firm, fixed, immutable, incommutable, inevitable (tourists with their inevitable cameras - туристы со своими неизменными фотоаппаратами), irrevocable, knee jerk, lasting, mutable, native, permanent, sartin, settled, standfast, stationary, steady going, steady-going, sworn, true, unalterable, unaltered, unchangeable, unchanged, unexceptional, unfailing, uniform, unvarying, steady, unvaried, carved in stone, staunch, steadfast2) Geology: stationary (уровень)3) Medicine: inevitable (об эффекте)4) Rare: invaried5) General subject: intact6) Law: unamended7) Automobile industry: rigid8) Architecture: same9) Physiology: knee-jerk10) Jargon: pat11) Business: standing, well-established12) Automation: invariant13) Psychoanalysis: inalterable, invariable14) Makarov: dead, established, hardened, inflexible, monotonic, monotonous, set, staying, unaffected -
22 непроизвольный
1) General subject: automatic, involuntary, knee jerk, knee-jerk, reflex, spontaneous, voluntary, unvoluntary (н-р, действие)2) Biology: unprompted3) Medicine: consensual (о возбуждении движения), unintentional4) Psychology: instinctive, nonvoluntary5) Business: unconscious6) Makarov: reflex (о движении), unbidden -
23 обычный
1) General subject: accustomed, average, common, common or garden, common-or-garden, commonplace, consuetudinary, conventional, copy-book, current, customary, custumal, everyday, familiar, frequent, general, groovy, habitual, honest, informal, knee jerk, mundane, natural, nickel and dime, nickel-and-dimed, nickel-and-diming, nickeled-and-dimed, nickeling-and-diming, normal, outright, primitive, rank-and-file, regular, rife, routine, traditionary, uneventful, unexceptional, wonted, usual, original, non-matching, all-too-familiar, ordinary2) Computers: standard3) Medicine: quotidian4) Dialect: brief (о болезни)5) American: run-of-the-mill, run-of-the-mine6) Military: nonnuclear, (не ядерный) conventional7) Engineering: regular-duty, traditional8) Bookish: nomic9) Mathematics: vulgar10) Religion: Ordinarius ("ordinary", сокр. Ord.)11) Economy: straight12) Automobile industry: orthodox13) Architecture: repeatable15) Physiology: knee-jerk16) Jargon: cut and dried, run of the mill, man-on-the-street, slob17) Ecology: trivial18) Drilling: off-the-shelf19) Polymers: plain20) Programming: straight-through21) Quality control: plain (напр. о конструкции, методе)22) Makarov: of common occurrence, pedestrian, regulation23) Taboo: plebby24) Phraseological unit: common-and-garden (Ordinary, standard.), button-down -
24 относящийся к коленному рефлексу
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > относящийся к коленному рефлексу
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25 предсказуемая реакция
1) General subject: knee-jerk reflex of2) Mass media: knee-jerk reaction, predictable reactionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > предсказуемая реакция
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26 реагирующий автоматически и всегда одинаково
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > реагирующий автоматически и всегда одинаково
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27 типичной ответной реакцией является коленный рефлекс
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > типичной ответной реакцией является коленный рефлекс
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28 перекрёстный коленный рефлекс
Neurology: crossed knee reflex, crossed knee jerkУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > перекрёстный коленный рефлекс
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29 дёрганный
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30 мягкий либерал
General subject: knee-jerk liberal -
31 автоматическая реакция
Advertising: knee-jerk reactionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > автоматическая реакция
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32 автоматически
1) General subject: automatically, fully automatic, mechanically, just a knee-jerk reaction (из книги)2) Engineering: by machine3) Mathematics: by itself4) Law: tacitly (о пролонгации договора) -
33 автоматический
1) General subject: automatic, automatical, computer aided, knee-jerk, mechanic, penny in the slot, robot, self moving, self operative, self-, self-acting, self-loading (о винтовке, орудии), self-moving, automated, mechanical2) Computers: computerized3) Medicine: self-filling, self-holding4) Military: automatic/manual (о режиме), electronically-controlled, self-action, self-firing, self-operating5) Engineering: selfacting, transfer (об автоматической линии), unmanned, unattended, unwatched6) Construction: self-adjusting7) Mathematics: self-sustaining8) Railway term: complete automatic9) Law: tacit (о пролонгации договора)10) Economy: self-regulating11) Linguistics: computational12) Automobile industry: power-operated, powered13) Metallurgy: full-automatic, power-driven14) Information technology: fully automatic, unwanted15) Cartography: unwatched (характеристика сигналов на морских картах)16) Atomic energy: self acting17) Drilling: power, power-actuated, s. a. (self acting), self-contained18) Network technologies: zero-touch (zero-touch - автоматическая установка, автоматическое развертывание)19) Automation: auto, automat, hands-off (напр. о процессе), nonsupervised20) Makarov: automatic (действующий без вмешательства человека), machine, penny-in-the-slot, self-operative, unattended (об оборудовании), unattended (работающий без присутствия обслуживающего персонала), unstaffed21) SAP.tech. aut. -
34 естественная реакция на ч-л
General subject: knee-jerk reflex ofУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > естественная реакция на ч-л
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35 заводной с полуоборота
Jargon: knee-jerkУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > заводной с полуоборота
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36 либералы, от которых знаешь, чего можно ждать
General subject: knee-jerk liberalsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > либералы, от которых знаешь, чего можно ждать
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37 мгновенно реагирующий
Jargon: knee-jerkУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > мгновенно реагирующий
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38 ожидаемая реакция
1) General subject: knee-jerk reflex of2) Information technology: anticipated response3) Makarov: normal reaction, predicted response -
39 предвидимый
1) General subject: calculable, contemplable, knee jerk, ponderable2) Law: foreseeable -
40 предвидимый, само собой разумеющийся
General subject: knee-jerkУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > предвидимый, само собой разумеющийся
См. также в других словарях:
knee-jerk — is a popularized technicality taken from the physical meaning ‘a sudden involuntary kick caused by a blow on the tendon just below the knee when the leg is hanging loose’. It is now popular among politicians, broadcasters, etc., especially in the … Modern English usage
Knee jerk — (Physiol.) A jerk or forward kick of the lower part of the leg produced by a blow or sudden strain upon the patellar tendon of the knee, which causes a sudden contraction of the quadriceps muscle; the patellar reflex. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
knee-jerk — adj [only before noun] a knee jerk reaction, answer etc is what you feel or say about a situation from habit, without thinking about it = ↑automatic ▪ A victim s knee jerk reaction to the crime is often revenge … Dictionary of contemporary English
knee-jerk — knee ,jerk adjective only before noun a knee jerk reaction is immediate and not carefully considered: Calling for longer prison sentences is just a knee jerk reaction to a rise in crime … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
Knee jerk — Knee jerk, n. emotional and predictable; of certain people and their reactions to events. [PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
knee-jerk — knee′ jerk adj. cvb Informal. reacting in an automatic, habitual manner; unthinking: a knee jerk liberal[/ex] • Etymology: 1895–1900 … From formal English to slang
knee-jerk — ☆ knee jerk [nē′jʉrk΄ ] adj. [< KNEE JERK] Informal designating, characterized by, or reacting with an automatic, predictable response … English World dictionary
knee-jerk — ► NOUN ▪ an involuntary reflex kick caused by a blow on the tendon just below the knee. ► ADJECTIVE ▪ automatic and unthinking: a kneejerk reaction … English terms dictionary
knee-jerk — patellar reflex, neurological phenomenon discovered and named 1876; the figurative use appeared soon after the phrase was coined … Etymology dictionary
knee jerk — knee′ jerk n. phl a reflex extension of the leg resulting from a sharp tap on the patellar tendon • Etymology: 1875–80 … From formal English to slang
knee jerk — n. PATELLAR REFLEX … English World dictionary