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1 ускоряющая передача
1) Engineering: high gear, increase gear, multiplying gear, multiplying wheels, step-up gear, step-up gearing2) Railway term: speed gearing3) Automobile industry: (повышающая) overdrive gear, overgear, speed-increase gear4) Mechanics: overdrive5) Drilling: speed gear6) Oilfield: overdrive gearУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ускоряющая передача
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2 повышающая зубчатая передача
1) Engineering: increase gear, multiplying gear, overdrive, overgear, step-up gear, step-up gearing2) Makarov: multiplying wheelУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > повышающая зубчатая передача
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3 повышающая передача
1) General subject: drive up2) Military: speed-increase gear3) Engineering: increase gear, multiplying gear, overdrive, overgear, step-up gearing5) Mechanics: speed-increasing gear train6) Oilfield: step-up gear7) Automation: increaser, over drive, overdrive transmission, speed increaser, speed-increasing drive, speed-increasing gear, step-up transmission8) Makarov: increasing gearУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > повышающая передача
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4 мультипликатор
1) General subject: multiplier (численный коэффициент, показывающий, во сколько раз возрастает доход при данном расчёте инвестиций), multiple2) Medicine: intensifier3) Engineering: animator (художник-), increase gear, multiplying gear, speeder, step-up gear, step-up gearing, torque multiplier, (ср. редуктор) amplification4) Information technology: cartoonist, multiplicator5) Automation: increaser, speed increaser, speed-increase unit, speed-increasing drive, speed-increasing gear, speed-up unit, speeder unit6) Plastics: booster (усилитель давления)7) Makarov: increasing gear9) General subject: multiplier (в кейнсианстве) -
5 повышающая передача
increase gear, multiplying gear, step-up gearingРусско-английский политехнический словарь > повышающая передача
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