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121 продувать трубопровод
1) Engineering: blow through pipeline, purge pipeline2) Oil&Gas technology blow through a pipeline, purge a pipeline3) Makarov: blow purge a pipe-line, blow through a pipe-lineУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > продувать трубопровод
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122 счищать
1) General subject: brush away, clean, clean down, deterge, dust, purge (что-либо), purge away (что-либо), rub off, strip, unscale, do away, purge away3) Forestry: pare off4) Polygraphy: scrape away, scrape away (ракельным ножом), scrape off, scrape off (ракельным ножом)6) Automation: clear away7) Makarov: brush off, strip off, dust off, clean down (пыль и т. п.) -
123 спуск
м.1) ( действие) descente f (с горы и т.п.); lancement m, mise f à l'eau ( корабля на воду)круто́й спуск — pente f raide
3) ( в оружии) détente f4) полигр. ( формы) imposition f••не дава́ть кому́-либо спуску разг. — tenir la bride haute (придых.) à qn, se montrer sévère pour qn
* * *n1) gener. descente, décharge, détente, glacis, pente, plan incliné, toboggan (для грузов), épanchoir (âîäû), évacuation, chantepleure (для стока воды), entrée (в рудник), trémie, chasse (âîäû), chute, descenseur (для транспортировки грузов вниз), descension, lâchage (корабля), purge, échappement3) navy. commettage (троса)4) colloq. dégringolade5) milit. gâchette6) eng. chaffour, coulant (в наклонном шахтном стволе), descenderie, dégorgement, escale d'un quai, puits couloir, glissoir, descenseur (для подачи ископаемого на нижележащий горизонт), lancement (судна на воду), lançage (судна на воду), purge (âîäû), purge (напр. шлама), purgeage (âîäû), purgeage (напр. шлама)7) construct. enfoncement, rampe, (âûïæñû) vidange, (наклонная плоскость) pente, (îïæñûàíîå) descente8) polygr. imposition (формы, полос)9) textile. éboulement -
124 спуск воды
n1) gener. chasse (d'eau) (в уборной)2) eng. démergement, purge d'eau, sortie de l'eau, évacuation de l'eau, départ de l'eau, essorage, purge d'eau (из системы центрального отопления)3) construct. purge, purgeage -
125 спускной клапан
adj1) eng. soupape d'ébouage, soupape d'épuration, valve d'évacuation, valve de trop-plein, vanne de ramonage2) metal. soupape d'évacuation, soupape de vidange3) mech.eng. purgeur, soupape d'échappement, valve de purge, vanne de purge, soupape de purge -
126 очищать
Очищать - to clean; to remove (механическим путем); to purge (продувкой); to cleanse (реагентом); to clear (пространство, объём и т.п.); to purify (вещёство от примесей)An adequate purge time is required to allow the new fuel to completely purge the old fuel from the system.Очищать (поверхность) от-- Further, refrigerant R-113 cleanses the surface of oxide film thus activating cavities that would otherwise be inactive.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > очищать
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127 удалять
Удалять - to clear (на расстояние); to remove, to withdraw (вынимая, вытаскивая); to purge (продувкой); to wipe off (вытирать); to dispose of (в отходы)If the adrenals were removed the protein catabolic processes were less severe at all sites.An adequate purge time is required to allow the new fuel to completely purge the old fuel from the system.The H2SO4 can be disposed of by limestone neutralization as filterable CaSO4.Удалять с-- Then, the impermeable covering was withdrawn from the naphthalene surface and, at that moment, the timing of the run began.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > удалять
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128 очищать
(кого-л./что-л.)
1) clean, clear; purge, cleanse перен.
2) (от кожуры и т.п.)
peel, skin; shell (яйцо); clean (рыбу); grain (кожу от шерсти)
3) (освобождать от примесей)
purify; refine хим. тж.* * ** * *clean, clear; purge, cleans* * *brightenchastencleansedefecatedepuratedistilfettlepeelpickpurgepurifyrectifyrefinescourweedzeroize
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purge — (v.) late 13c., from O.Fr. purgier (12c.), from L. purgare cleanse, purify, from Old L. purigare, from purus pure (see PURE (Cf. pure)) + root of agere to drive, make (see ACT (Cf. act)). The noun is recorded from 1560s … Etymology dictionary