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1 низкая упитанность
Русско-английский биологический словарь > низкая упитанность
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2 низкая упитанность
Русско-английский словарь по пищевой промышленности > низкая упитанность
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3 низкая упитанность
1) Biology: poor finish2) Food industry: low finishУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > низкая упитанность
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•This method offers savings in production time.
•Removal of the denaturing conditions brings about the formation of...
•This research has culminated in the discovery of...
•The use of a driving belt could give rise to vibrations.
•If solute concentration varies over many atomic distances, a variation in lattice parameter will result.
•Flapping of the belt could result in poor finish.
•The current in the motor increases, and the result is overheating.
•Uneven removal of excess metal tends to redistribute stresses.
•In areas where present climates are not conducive to the deposition of...
II•The mixture is adjusted to pH 6.8.
•Biotin deficiency in animals is associated with dermatitis, loss of hair,...
•Thermal stresses sometimes produce surface cracking.
•A small error in ψ will eventually produce a significant error in the fields.
•The change in contact resistance effects the desired current change.
•These collisions can involve either a gain or loss in mechanical energy.
•Continued condensation causes the period of rotation to shorten.
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5 неудовлетворительная чистота поверхности
Русско-английский словарь по машиностроению > неудовлетворительная чистота поверхности
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6 низкий
1. give-away2. inferior3. off4. poorнизкая точность; недостаточная точность — poor accuracy
5. therein after therein underниже, в дальнейшем — herein after
6. ignoble7. vile8. hereafter9. in the following10. rough11. subambient12. in what follows13. lour14. low calorific valueрадио, низкая частота — low frequency
15. lowlyнебывало низкая цена; небывало низкий уровень — all-time low
16. thereunder17. below; beneath; under; lower; shorter18. low; mean; base; shortбыть ниже нормы; быть ниже стандарта — be below the standard
19. base20. dishonorable21. dishonourable22. meanСинонимический ряд:1. гуще (прил.) басистее; басовитее; гуще; жирнее; толще2. приземистее (прил.) короче; приземистее -
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ПАНЫ ДЕРУТСЯ, А У ХЛОПЦЕВ (ХОЛОПОВ) ЧУБЫ ТРЕЩАТ (БОЛЯТ) (saying) when those in power, the superiors, are in conflict, it is the common people, the subordinates, who suffer: - the poor man always gets the blame when (the) masters fall out, their men get the clout.Несколько зная язык, он писал статью начерно, оставляя пробелы, вкрапливая русские фразы и требуя от Федора Константиновича дословного перевода своих передовичных словец:...чудеса в решете... пришла беда - растворяй ворота... паны дерутся - у хлопцев чубы болят... (Набоков 1). Having a smattering of the language, he wrote his article out in rough, with gaps and Russian phrases interspersed, and demanded from Fyodor a literal translation of the usual phrases found in leaders:..wonders never cease...troubles never come singly...the poor man always gets the blame... (1a).(author's usage) Штокман... обрисовал борьбу капиталистических государств за рынки и колонии. В конце его возмущенно перебил Иван Алексеевич. «Погоди, а мы-то тут при чем?» -...«Ты не будь дитем ( ungrammat = дитятею, ребенком), - язвил Валет, - старая поговорка: „Паны дерутся, а у холопов чубы трясутся"» (Шолохов 2). Stokman described the struggle between the capitalist countries for markets and colonies Before he could finish, Ivan interrupted indignantly, "But what has this got to do with us?".. "Don't talk like a kid," Knave sneered at Ivan. "You know the old saying, 'When masters fall out their men get the clout'" (2a). -
8 паны дерутся, а у хлопцев чубы болят
• ПАНЫ ДЕРУТСЯ, А У ХЛОПЦЕВ < ХОЛОПОВ> ЧУБЫ ТРЕЩАТ (БОЛЯТ)[saying]=====⇒ when those in power, the superiors, are in conflict, it is the common people, the subordinates, who suffer:- when (the) masters fall out, their men get the clout.♦ Несколько зная язык, он писал статью начерно, оставляя пробелы, вкрапливая русские фразы и требуя от Федора Константиновича дословного перевода своих передовичных словец:... чудеса в решете... пришла беда - растворяй ворота... паны дерутся - у хлопцев чубы болят... (Набоков 1). Having a smattering of the language, he wrote his article out in rough, with gaps and Russian phrases interspersed, and demanded from Fyodor a literal translation of the usual phrases found in leaders:..wonders never cease...troubles never come singly...the poor man always gets the blame... (1a).♦ [author's usage] Штокман... обрисовал борьбу капиталистических государств за рынки и колонии. В конце его возмущенно перебил Иван Алексеевич. "Погоди, а мы-то тут при чем?" -..."Ты не будь дитем [ungrammat = дитятею, ребенком], - язвил Валет, - старая поговорка: "Паны дерутся, а у холопов чубы трясутся"" (Шолохов 2). Stokman described the struggle between the capitalist countries for markets and colonies Before he could finish, Ivan interrupted indignantly, "But what has this got to do with us?".. "Don't talk like a kid," Knave sneered at Ivan. "You know the old saying, 'When masters fall out their men get the clout'" (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > паны дерутся, а у хлопцев чубы болят
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9 паны дерутся, а у хлопцев чубы трещат
• ПАНЫ ДЕРУТСЯ, А У ХЛОПЦЕВ < ХОЛОПОВ> ЧУБЫ ТРЕЩАТ (БОЛЯТ)[saying]=====⇒ when those in power, the superiors, are in conflict, it is the common people, the subordinates, who suffer:- when (the) masters fall out, their men get the clout.♦ Несколько зная язык, он писал статью начерно, оставляя пробелы, вкрапливая русские фразы и требуя от Федора Константиновича дословного перевода своих передовичных словец:... чудеса в решете... пришла беда - растворяй ворота... паны дерутся - у хлопцев чубы болят... (Набоков 1). Having a smattering of the language, he wrote his article out in rough, with gaps and Russian phrases interspersed, and demanded from Fyodor a literal translation of the usual phrases found in leaders:..wonders never cease...troubles never come singly...the poor man always gets the blame... (1a).♦ [author's usage] Штокман... обрисовал борьбу капиталистических государств за рынки и колонии. В конце его возмущенно перебил Иван Алексеевич. "Погоди, а мы-то тут при чем?" -..."Ты не будь дитем [ungrammat = дитятею, ребенком], - язвил Валет, - старая поговорка: "Паны дерутся, а у холопов чубы трясутся"" (Шолохов 2). Stokman described the struggle between the capitalist countries for markets and colonies Before he could finish, Ivan interrupted indignantly, "But what has this got to do with us?".. "Don't talk like a kid," Knave sneered at Ivan. "You know the old saying, 'When masters fall out their men get the clout'" (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > паны дерутся, а у хлопцев чубы трещат
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10 паны дерутся, а у холопов чубы болят
• ПАНЫ ДЕРУТСЯ, А У ХЛОПЦЕВ < ХОЛОПОВ> ЧУБЫ ТРЕЩАТ (БОЛЯТ)[saying]=====⇒ when those in power, the superiors, are in conflict, it is the common people, the subordinates, who suffer:- when (the) masters fall out, their men get the clout.♦ Несколько зная язык, он писал статью начерно, оставляя пробелы, вкрапливая русские фразы и требуя от Федора Константиновича дословного перевода своих передовичных словец:... чудеса в решете... пришла беда - растворяй ворота... паны дерутся - у хлопцев чубы болят... (Набоков 1). Having a smattering of the language, he wrote his article out in rough, with gaps and Russian phrases interspersed, and demanded from Fyodor a literal translation of the usual phrases found in leaders:..wonders never cease...troubles never come singly...the poor man always gets the blame... (1a).♦ [author's usage] Штокман... обрисовал борьбу капиталистических государств за рынки и колонии. В конце его возмущенно перебил Иван Алексеевич. "Погоди, а мы-то тут при чем?" -..."Ты не будь дитем [ungrammat = дитятею, ребенком], - язвил Валет, - старая поговорка: "Паны дерутся, а у холопов чубы трясутся"" (Шолохов 2). Stokman described the struggle between the capitalist countries for markets and colonies Before he could finish, Ivan interrupted indignantly, "But what has this got to do with us?".. "Don't talk like a kid," Knave sneered at Ivan. "You know the old saying, 'When masters fall out their men get the clout'" (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > паны дерутся, а у холопов чубы болят
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11 паны дерутся, а у холопов чубы трещат
• ПАНЫ ДЕРУТСЯ, А У ХЛОПЦЕВ < ХОЛОПОВ> ЧУБЫ ТРЕЩАТ (БОЛЯТ)[saying]=====⇒ when those in power, the superiors, are in conflict, it is the common people, the subordinates, who suffer:- when (the) masters fall out, their men get the clout.♦ Несколько зная язык, он писал статью начерно, оставляя пробелы, вкрапливая русские фразы и требуя от Федора Константиновича дословного перевода своих передовичных словец:... чудеса в решете... пришла беда - растворяй ворота... паны дерутся - у хлопцев чубы болят... (Набоков 1). Having a smattering of the language, he wrote his article out in rough, with gaps and Russian phrases interspersed, and demanded from Fyodor a literal translation of the usual phrases found in leaders:..wonders never cease...troubles never come singly...the poor man always gets the blame... (1a).♦ [author's usage] Штокман... обрисовал борьбу капиталистических государств за рынки и колонии. В конце его возмущенно перебил Иван Алексеевич. "Погоди, а мы-то тут при чем?" -..."Ты не будь дитем [ungrammat = дитятею, ребенком], - язвил Валет, - старая поговорка: "Паны дерутся, а у холопов чубы трясутся"" (Шолохов 2). Stokman described the struggle between the capitalist countries for markets and colonies Before he could finish, Ivan interrupted indignantly, "But what has this got to do with us?".. "Don't talk like a kid," Knave sneered at Ivan. "You know the old saying, 'When masters fall out their men get the clout'" (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > паны дерутся, а у холопов чубы трещат
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12 отделка плохого качества
Construction: poor-quality finishУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > отделка плохого качества
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13 полировать
brighten, mop, burnish, ( мрамор) float, finish, furbish, glaze, planish, polish, rub, slick, ( крупу) refine, smooth, surface* * *полирова́ть гл.
polishполирова́ть до бле́ска — give a high polish, give a mirror-like polishполирова́ть до зерка́льной пове́рхности — buffматериа́л хорошо́ или пло́хо полиру́ется — a material takes a good or poor polish -
14 и в этом случае
•Here (or In this case), too, ellipticity is apparent.
* * *И в этом случае -- again, once again, here again; here too; in this case, too; in which eventHere again, no further work on this aspect of tip design has appeared in the literature.Once again, however, the discharge will not stop when this condition of zero DP occurs.In this equation Tc is the local bulk temperature, while Ti is again the local interface temperature.Again, this technique was only used on completion of a wear test.The friction, however, can become too low, in which event poor surface finish may result.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > и в этом случае
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