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1 bearing
{'bεəriŋ}
1. държание, обноски, поведение, маииер
2. отношение, връзка, аспект
what you say has no BEARING on the argument това, което казваш, няма никаква връзка със спора
3. раждане, даване на плод
4. търпене, понасяне
beyond/past (all) BEARING нетърпим
5. тех. лагер, опора
6. pl мор., ав. ориентировъчни данни, местоположение, прен. ориентировка
to get/take one's BEARINGs ориентирам се
to lose one's BEARINGs загубвам ее, обърквам се, дезориентирам се
to be out of one's BEARINGs сбърквам посоката, обърквам се, заблудил съм се
7. хер. девиз/фигури на герб* * *{'bЁъrin} n 1. държание, обноски, поведение; маииер: 2. отнош* * *търпение; ориентировка; понасяне; раждане; държане; маниер; лагер;* * *1. beyond/past (all) bearing нетърпим 2. pl мор., ав. ориентировъчни данни, местоположение, прен. ориентировка 3. to be out of one's bearings сбърквам посоката, обърквам се, заблудил съм се 4. to get/take one's bearings ориентирам се 5. to lose one's bearings загубвам ее, обърквам се, дезориентирам се 6. what you say has no bearing on the argument това, което казваш, няма никаква връзка със спора 7. държание, обноски, поведение, маииер 8. отношение, връзка, аспект 9. раждане, даване на плод 10. тех. лагер, опора 11. търпене, понасяне 12. хер. девиз/фигури на герб* * *bearing[´bɛəriʃ] n 1. държание, поведение; маниер, обноски, отношение; 2. отношение, връзка; diet has an important \bearing on your health храненето е важен фактор за здравето; 3. раждане, даване плод; 4. понасяне, търпене, траене, страдане; beyond ( past) all \bearing нетърпим, непоносим; 5. тех. лагер; опора; ball-\bearing сачмен лагер; antifriction \bearing търкалящ лагер; crank \bearing основен лагер (на колянов вал); roller-\bearing ролков лагер; sleeve-\bearing плъзгащ лагер, втулков лагер; 6. pl мор., ав. ориентировъчни данни, местоположение; прен. ориентировка; to take ( find, get) o.'s \bearings ориентирам се, справям се, оправям се; изяснявам си; to lose o.'s \bearings загубвам се; обърквам се; \bearing bar азимут; true \bearings ориентировъчни данни спрямо географските полюси; magnetic \bearings ориентировъчни данни спрямо магнитните полюси; 7. pl девиз на герб.
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