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sheaf [ʃi:f]1. n (pl sheaves)1) сноп; вяза́нка2) па́чка, свя́зка (бумаг, денег); пучо́к3) воен. сноп траекто́рий; батаре́йный ве́ер (тж. sheaf of fire)2. v вяза́ть в снопы́ -
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sheaf-binder [ˊʃi:fˏbaɪndə] nсноповяза́лка -
3 sheaf of sparks
Англо-русский словарь строительных терминов > sheaf of sparks
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sheaf [∫i:f]* * *[ʃiːf] -
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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > sheaf
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An open-seam stitch made by tying groups of threads together in such a way as to give them the appearance of sheaves. -
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вчт- sheaf of functions
- sheaf of germs
- sheaf of groups
- sheaf of integers
- sheaf of lines
- sheaf of planes
- sheaf of sets
- sheaf of solutions
- abstract sheaf
- coherent sheaf
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вчт.- coherent sheaf
- derived sheaf
- flat sheaf
- harmonic sheaf
- multi-parameter sheaf
- operator sheaf
- projective sheaf
- sheaf of circles
- sheaf of functions
- sheaf of germs
- sheaf of groups
- sheaf of integers
- sheaf of lines
- sheaf of planes
- sheaf of sets
- sheaf of solutions
- structure sheafThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > sheaf
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пучок имя существительное:батарейный веер (sheaf, sheaf of fire)глагол:вязать в снопы (sheaf, sheave) -
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[ʃiːf]* * *[ʃi:f]plural - sheaves; noun(a bundle usually tied or held together: a sheaf of corn/notes.) covone; fascio* * *sheaf /ʃi:f/n. (pl. sheaves)● sheaf binder, macchina per legare il grano in covoni □ sheaf catalogue, catalogo ( di biblioteca) a schede mobili.(to) sheaf /ʃi:f/v. t.2 affastellare; ammucchiare.* * *[ʃiːf] -
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noun* * *[ʃi:f]plural - sheaves; noun(a bundle usually tied or held together: a sheaf of corn/notes.) die Garbe,das Bündel* * *<pl sheaves>[ʃi:f]n\sheaf of lines Strahlenbündel nt\sheaf of sparks Funkenregen m* * *[ʃiːf]n pl sheaves(of wheat, corn) Garbe f; (of arrows etc, papers, notes) Bündel nt* * *sheaf [ʃiːf]A pl -ves [-vz] s1. AGR Garbe f2. Bündel n:sheaf of fire Feuer-, Geschossgarbe f;sheaf of rays PHYS StrahlenbündelB v/t in Garben binden* * *noun, pl. sheaves (of corn etc.) Garbe, die; (of paper, arrows, etc.) Bündel, das* * *n.(§ pl.: sheaves)= Bündel - n.Garbe -n f. -
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[ʃi:f]sheaf вязать в снопы sheaf пачка, связка (бумаг, денег); пучок sheaf (pl sheaves) сноп; вязанка sheaf воен. сноп траекторий; батарейный веер (тж. sheaf of fire) sheave: sheave = sheaf -
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ʃi:f
1. сущ.
1) а) сноп;
вязанка б) пачка, связка( бумаг, денег) ;
пучок ∙ Syn: bundle, fagot
2) перен. куча, масса, большое количество Marriage with a holy man is a sheaf of blessing. ≈ Брак с благочестивым человеком это большая благодать.
3) воен. сноп траекторий;
батарейный веер (тж. sheaf of fire)
2. гл.
1) вязать в снопы
2) перен. связывать( что-л.) вместе связка, пачка ( денег, бумаг) ;
пучок (стрел) сноп, вязанка - wheat in sheaves пшеница в снопах - * of hay вязанка сена (военное) сноп (траекторий) ;
веер( усилительно) большое количество, масса (чего-либо) (математика) пучок вязать в снопы, в вязанки (тж. * up) sheaf вязать в снопы ~ пачка, связка (бумаг, денег) ;
пучок ~ (pl sheaves) сноп;
вязанка ~ воен. сноп траекторий;
батарейный веер (тж. sheaf of fire) sheave: sheave = sheaf
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