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  • 1 полет

    flight ав.); soaring
    пръв полет a maiden flight
    вертикален полет a vertical take-off
    в полет съм be on the wing
    пробен полет a test flight
    бръснещ полет hedge-hopping, flight at zero level, flight at deck level
    от птичи полет from a bird's eye view
    давам полет на мислите си give rein to o.'s thoughts
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    по̀лет,
    м., -и, (два) по̀лета flight (и авиац.); soaring; бръснещ \полет hedge-hopping, flight at zero level, flight at deck level, low-level flight; вертикален \полет vertical take-off; групов \полет formation flight; давам \полет на мислите си give a free rein to o.’s thoughts; добре ли мина \полетът? did you have a smooth flight? космически \полет с човек на борда косм. manned space flight; непрекъснат \полет non-stop flight; неуправляем \полет free flight; от птичи \полет from a bird’s eye view; \полет на въображението stretch of the imagination; \полет на малка височина under-the-radar flight; пробен \полет test flight; първи \полет maiden flight; система за управление на \полетите косм. flight management system, съкр. FMS; хоризонтален \полет level flight.
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    1. flight (u aв.);soaring 2. бръснещ ПОЛЕТ hedge-hopping, flight at zero level, flight at deck level 3. в ПОЛЕТ съм be on the wing 4. вертикален ПОЛЕТ a vertical take-off 5. давам ПОЛЕТ на мислите си give rein to o.'s thoughts 6. непрекъснат ПОЛЕТ a non-stop flight 7. от птичи ПОЛЕТ from a bird's eye view 8. пробен ПОЛЕТ a test flight 9. пръв ПОЛЕТ a maiden flight

    Български-английски речник > полет

  • 2 покривам

    текст.
    back
    blank off
    cover
    deck
    jacket
    pave
    sheath
    sheathe
    shroud
    spot
    top

    Български-Angleščina политехнически речник > покривам

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