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1 outburst
[ˈautbəːst] nounan explosion, especially of angry feelings:إنْفِجار، نَوْبَة غَضَبa sudden outburst (of rage).
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2 outburst
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > outburst
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3 outburst cavity
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > outburst cavity
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4 outburst-prone coal seam
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > outburst-prone coal seam
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5 Sorry, Random Outburst
Chat: SROУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Sorry, Random Outburst
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6 Total Outburst
Meteorology: TO -
7 Tremendous Outburst Amplitude Dwarf
Abbreviation: TOADУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Tremendous Outburst Amplitude Dwarf
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8 кипване
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9 òaî aî brjótast út
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10 mielenpurkaus
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11 газовый выброс
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12 meteorický déšť
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13 prasiveržimas
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14 protrūkis
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15 выброс
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16 взрыв
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17 repente
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18 impeto
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19 изблик
outburst, burst, gush, effusion(на яд, енергия) fitизблик на духовитост a flash of witизблик на гняв a fit of temper/fury/angerв изблик на възторг in an outburst of enthusiasmизблик на радост a burst/transport of joy* * *ѝзблик,м., -ци, (два) ѝзблика outburst, burst, gush, gust, effusion; (на насилие и пр.) flare-up; (на яд, енергия) fit; ebullition; в \избликк на възторг in an outburst/a gush of enthusiasm; \избликк на гняв a fit of temper/fury/anger; a flash of anger; разг. fireworks; \избликк на духовитост a flash of wit; \избликк на насилие eruption of violence.* * *accession; burst{bx;st}: a изблик of joy - изблик на радост; ebullience; ebullition; eruption; exuberance (на чувство); flush; gust; outbreak; outburst: an изблик of enthusiasm - изблик на възторг; outflow; passion (на чувства); wave* * *1. (на яд, енергия) fit 2. outburst, burst, gush, effusion 3. ИЗБЛИК на гняв a fit of temper/fury/anger 4. ИЗБЛИК на духовитост a flash of wit 5. ИЗБЛИК на радост a burst/transport of joy 6. в ИЗБЛИК на възторг in an outburst of enthusiasm -
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