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1 food
food [fu:d]1. nouna. ( = sth to eat) nourriture fb. ( = specific substance) aliment m• tins of dog/cat food des boîtes d'aliments pour chiens/chats2. compounds• the food processing industry l'industrie f agro-alimentaire ► food processor noun robot m de cuisine* * *[fuːd] 1.1) ( sustenance) nourriture f, alimentation f2) [U] ( foodstuffs) aliments mpl3) [U] ( provisions) provisions fpl4) (cuisine, cooking) cuisine f5) ( fuel)2. -
2 food
A n1 ( sustenance) nourriture f, alimentation f ; food and drink la nourriture et la boisson ; food is short il y a une pénurie alimentaire ;3 ¢ ( provisions) provisions fpl ; to shop for food acheter des provisions ; we have no food in the house on n'a rien à manger à la maison ;4 (cuisine, cooking) cuisine f ; Chinese food la cuisine chinoise ; is the food good in Japan? on mange bien au Japon? ; to be a lover of good food être gourmet ; to like one's food bien aimer manger, avoir bon appétit ; to be off one's food ne pas avoir d'appétit ;5 ( fuel) food for speculation/argument matière f à spéculer/discuter ; that's food for thought ça donne à réfléchir.B modif [additive, industry, product, rationing, sales] alimentaire ; [producer, production] d'aliments ; [shop, counter] d'alimentation. -
3 food supplies
food (fuel, coal, timber, drinking water) supplies запасы продовольствия (топлива, угля, леса, питьевой воды) -
4 food
[fuːd] 1.1) (sustenance) cibo m., nutrimento m.4) (cuisine, cooking) cucina f., cibo m.he likes his food — gli piace mangiare, è una buona forchetta
5) (fuel)2.that's food for thought — offre spunti di riflessione, fa riflettere
modificatore [ additive] per alimenti; [industry, product, chain] alimentare; [ rationing] dei viveri; [production, shop] di (generi) alimentari* * *[fu:d](what living things eat: Horses and cows eat different food from dogs.) cibo- food stall
- food-processor
- foodstuff* * *[fuːd] 1.1) (sustenance) cibo m., nutrimento m.4) (cuisine, cooking) cucina f., cibo m.he likes his food — gli piace mangiare, è una buona forchetta
5) (fuel)2.that's food for thought — offre spunti di riflessione, fa riflettere
modificatore [ additive] per alimenti; [industry, product, chain] alimentare; [ rationing] dei viveri; [production, shop] di (generi) alimentari -
5 fuel value in food
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > fuel value in food
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6 fuel value
heat value — теплотворная способность, калорийность
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7 food shortage
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8 fuel container
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9 fuel truck
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10 food-irradiation reactor
ядерный реактор для обработки пищевых продуктов облучением; ЯР для облучения пищевых продуктовEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > food-irradiation reactor
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11 food-fuel starvation
Солнечная энергия: истощение продуктов питания и топлива -
12 fuel food
Логистика: высококалорийная пища -
13 fuel value in food
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14 fuel food
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15 food-fuel starvation
English-Russian solar energy dictionary > food-fuel starvation
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16 store
A n1 ⇒ Shops, trades and professions ( shop) magasin m ; ( smaller) boutique f ; the big stores les grands magasins ;2 ( supply) (of food, fuel, paper) réserve f, provision f (of de) ; (of knowledge, information) fonds mpl (of de) ; to keep/lay in a store of sth avoir/constituer une réserve or provision de qch ;3 ( place of storage) (for food, fuel) réserve f ; ( for furniture) garde-meuble m ; Comm entrepôt m, magasin m ; Mil magasin m ; ( for nuclear waste) réservoir m de stockage ;4 ( storage) to put sth in(to) store mettre qch au garde-meuble [furniture] ; mettre qch en magasin, entreposer [goods] ; fig there' s a surprise/a nasty shock in store for him une surprise/une mauvaise surprise l'attend ; I wonder what the future has in store (for us) je me demande ce que l'avenir nous réserve.2 ( storage area) magasin m.C vtr1 ( put away) conserver [food] ; ranger [objects, furniture] ; stocker [nuclear waste, chemicals] ; conserver [information] ; Agric engranger [crops, grain] ;4 Comput mettre [qch] en mémoire, mémoriser [data, records] (on sur).D stored pp adj [food, wine, supplies] gen mis de côté ; Comm stocké ; fig [troubles, unhappiness] accumulé.to set great store by sth attacher beaucoup d'importance à qch ; not to set great store by sth, to set little store by sth ne pas attacher beaucoup d'importance à qch.■ store away:▶ store [sth] away, store away [sth] mettre de côté, ranger [clothes, furniture, objects].■ store up:▶ store up [sth] accumuler [food, supplies, energy, heat] ; fig accumuler [hatred, resentment, unhappiness] ; you're storing up trouble/problems for yourself tu ne fais qu'accumuler les ennuis/les problèmes. -
17 Lever Act
истЗакон о контроле над продовольственными и топливными запасами [Food and Fuel Control Act]. Принят 10 августа 1917, после вступления США в первую мировую войну, на основании законопроекта, внесенного конгрессменом Э. Левером [Lever, Asbury Francis]. Предоставлял президенту США [ President, U.S.] право принимать чрезвычайные меры для снабжения вооруженных сил и населения необходимым продовольствием и топливом, в том числе предусматривал возможность реквизиции компаний и имущества, регулирование цен, лицензирование производителей и др. Значительно расширял полномочия исполнительной власти в вопросах регулирования экономики. Запрещал использование продуктов питания для производства спирта, став первым шагом к введению "сухого закона" [ Prohibition]. По закону была создана Продовольственная администрация США [U.S. Food Administration], а Г. Гувера [ Hoover, Herbert Clark] в этой связи стали называть "продуктовым диктатором" ["food dictator"] -
18 supplement
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19 additive
1) аддитивный
2) слагательный
3) слагаемый
4) присадочный
5) добавочный
6) присадка
7) добавка
– additive correction
– additive error
– additive measure
– additive noise
– additive process
– additive product
– anti-knock additive
– antifoam additive
– countably additive
– finitely additive
– food additive
– fuel additive
– multiplicatively additive
– oil additive
additive color reproduction — аддитивное цветовоспроизведение
additive frequency mixing — преобразование частоты аддитивное
additive ideal theory — <math.> теория идеалов аддитивная
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20 gelatinize
vi <tech.gen> (e.g. food, diesel fuel) ■ zu Gelee erstarren vi
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