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21 conductor
1) проводник, токоведущая жила2) провод, кабель•- closed wave conductor
- dielectric wave conductor
- electromagnet magnetic conductor
- fiber light conductor
- flat dielectric light conductor
- flat-strip conductor
- gradient light conductor
- hard light conductor
- light conductor
- lower conductor
- magnetic conductor
- metal-dielectric wave conductor
- multimode wave conductor
- multisection magnetic conductor
- open wave conductor
- ribbon conductor
- shielded wave conductor
- single-wire conductor
- solid conductor
- solid magnetic conductor
- stranded magnetic conductor
- stub-supported coaxial conductor
- upper conductor
- wave conductorEnglish-Russian dictionary of telecommunications and their abbreviations > conductor
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22 track
1. n выслеживание, преследование2. n воен. трасса3. n воен. направляющий рельс4. n физ. трек, след5. n остаток; признак, след6. n курс, путь7. n ав. маршрут полёта8. n жизненный путь; образ жизни; карьераoff the track — сбившийся с пути, на ложном пути
stub track — тупик; подъездной путь
9. n путь, дорогаin the same track — тем же путём, по проторённой дороге
10. n дорога; тропинка, тропа11. n спорт. беговая дорожка12. n лыжня13. n дорожка; фонограммаtiming track — синхронизирующая дорожка; синхродорожка
14. n ж. -д. колея, рельсовый путьwait for the train to pass before you cross the tracks — прежде чем переходить через полотно, подождите, пока пройдёт поезд
15. n ширина колеиtrack gauge — ширина колеи; путевой шаблон
16. n ход; цепь, ряд, вереница17. n амер. учебный цикл18. n амер. группа студентов, сформированная по способностям или интересам19. n спорт. лёгкая атлетика20. n спорт. соревнования по лёгкой атлетике21. n спорт. звено гусеничной цепи, трак22. n спорт. гусеница23. n спорт. спец. направляющее устройство24. n спорт. спец. расстояние между передними и задними колёсами25. n спорт. вчт. перфорацияwhat you say is true, but off the track — то, что вы говорите, совершенно правильно, но дело не в том
26. v следить, прослеживать; выслеживатьtrack out — выслеживать; выследить
27. v идти по обнаруженному следуthe first point was to track the animal to its den — первым делом нужно было пройти по следу зверя до его берлоги
28. v прослеживать, устанавливатьto track the course of an ancient wall — установить, где проходила древняя стена
29. v отслеживать; сопровождать, вести30. v оставлять следы; наследить, напачкать31. v нанести или занестиhe tracked dirt over the floor — он наследил на полу, он натаскал грязи на пол
32. v прокладывать путь; намечать курс33. v амер. разг. пройти, покрыть34. v катиться по колее35. v прокладывать колею, укладывать рельсы36. v ходить; бродить37. v мор. тянуть бечевой38. v мор. буксироватьСинонимический ряд:1. footprint (noun) footprint; footstep; imprint; mark; print; step; tract; tread2. path (noun) alley; course; lane; line; path; racetrack; rail; railroad track; roadway; route3. scent (noun) pathway; scent; spoor; trace; trail; vestige4. way (noun) artery; avenue; boulevard; highway; road; street; thoroughfare; way5. follow (verb) dog; follow; follow footprints; hunt; pursue; scent; shadow; tail; trace; trail6. leave footprints (verb) dirty; leave a trail of dirt; leave footprints; leave mud; leave traces; make tracks; mark; muddy; soil; stain7. trek (verb) backpack; cover; do; go through; hike; journey; pass over; range; travel; traverse; trek
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