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102 plant
plant [plɑ:nt]1 noun(c) (UNCOUNT) (industrial equipment) équipement m, matériel m; (buildings and equipment) bâtiments mpl et matériel∎ he claims the heroin was a plant by the police il prétend que l'héroïne a été mise là par la police (pour le compromettre)□(e) familiar (infiltrator) agent m infiltré□, taupe f; (from police) mouchard m; (of magician, memory man) compère□ m(f) (in snooker, pool) = situation dans laquelle un joueur blouse une bille en en percutant une autre avec laquelle elle est en contact(a) (flowers, crops, seed) planter;∎ fields planted with wheat des champs (plantés) de blé∎ she planted herself in the doorway elle se planta ou se campa dans l'entrée□∎ don't try and plant the blame on me! n'essaie pas de me faire porter le chapeau!;∎ they planted their kids on us for the weekend ils nous ont laissé leurs gosses sur les bras pour le week-end∎ he planted a punch on his nose il lui a mis un coup de poing sur le nez□(e) (in someone's mind) mettre, introduire;∎ her talk planted doubts in their minds son discours a semé le doute dans leur esprit;∎ who planted that idea in your head? qui t'a mis cette idée dans la tête?∎ he says the weapons were planted in his flat il prétend que les armes ont été placées dans son appartement pour le compromettre;∎ to plant evidence on sb cacher un objet compromettant sur qn pour l'incriminer►► plant biology phytobiologie f;plant breeder phytogénéticien(enne) m,f;plant food engrais m (pour plantes d'appartement);plant hire location f de matériel industriel;the plant kingdom le règne végétal;plant life flore f;plant louse puceron m;plant physiology physiologie f végétale;plant pot pot m (de fleurs);plant stand jardinière f(young plants) repiquer -
103 rate
1. (угловая) скорость; темп; частота; интенсивность; расход <газа, жидкости>; производная <напр. по времени>2. коэффициент; степень3. номинальная характеристика; паспортные данные4. норма; тариф5. оценка/ оцениватьсм. тж. raterate of change of the angle of attackrate of climbrate of fuel offloadrate of onsetrate of sinkrate of training accidentsacceleration rateaccident rateactuation rateactuator rateafterburning rateaircraft rateairspeed bleed ratealert rateangle rateangle-of-attack rateangular rateannual flying rateAOA ratearrival rateasymmetry-produced roll rateattained turn rateattitude rateattrition rateball screw output rateblowing ratebody ratebody axis ratebody axis ratesbody axis angular ratebody axis angular ratesbody-rotation ratebreak ratecabin descent ratecanard ratecannibalization rateCEP rateclimb rateconing ratecontrol ratecontrol input ratecontrol surface slew rateconvergence ratecooling ratecrack growth ratecrack propagation ratecyclic ratedamage ratedamage per hour ratedecay ratedeceleration ratedeflection ratedescent ratedeviation ratedrift rateEarth rotational rateenergy rateenergy release rateengine failure rateentry roll rateEuler angular ratesfailure ratefalse-alarm ratefastest turning ratefastest-climb ratefatigue ratefatigue damage ratefix rateflap rateflaperon rateflashing rateflight rateflight path rateflight path ratesflight path angular rateflight path angular ratesflight path pitch rateflying rateFOD ratefuel burn ratefull mission capability ratefull mission capable ratefull-power rate of climbg rateg onset rategrowth rategyro drift rateheading rateheart rateheartbeat rateheat transfer rateheating ratehigh-passed yaw rateinput rateinstantaneous turn ratelanding ratelaunch reliability ratelaunch success ratelifetime mishap ratelift-limited turn rateload rateloading ratemaintenance ratemaneuver ratemaneuvering ratemanual control ratemass flow ratematerial feed ratemetal removal ratemishap ratemission abort ratemission capable ratemission completion ratemission completion success ratemission loss ratemission reliability ratemission success ratenonmission capable for maintenance ratenonmission capable for supply ratenormalized ratenose-up rateon-time arrival rateoperating rateout-for-maintenance rateout-for-supply ratepilot input ratepitch ratepitch angular ratepointing ratepressure raterain raterainfall rateramp raterecovery surface raterefresh raterefueling ratereliability rateremoval raterepair raterigid body rateroll rateroll rate /lbroll rate per stick forceroll acceleration rateroll angular raterotation raterotational raterotor raterunway utilization ratesample ratesampling rateshop-visit rateshutdown ratesideslip ratesimulated roll ratesingle-engine rate of climbsingle-engined rate of climbsink rateslew ratesnapping ratesortie ratesortie generation ratespin ratespin yaw ratespring ratestabilator ratestability axis ratestability axis ratesstability axis angular ratestability axis angular ratesstick movement ratestrain ratestrain energy release ratestress ratesuccess ratesurface ratesurge sortie ratesustained turn ratethrust-limited turn ratetorsional spring ratetouchdown sink ratetransient turn ratetrim rateturn rateturning ratetwinkle-quick roll ratetwist rateutilization ratevolumetric flow ratewear ratewing sweep rateyaw rateyaw acceleration rateyaw angular rateyawing rateyawing angular rate -
104 piping
трубопроводы, система трубопроводов
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