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121 вызывать
1) call
2) cause
3) entail
4) evoke
5) <comput.> generate
– вызывать абонента
– вызывать автоокисление
– вызывать вибрацию
– вызывать горение
– вызывать еффект
– вызывать изгиб
– вызывать износ
– вызывать колебание
– вызывать колебания
– вызывать корреспондента
– вызывать напряжение
– вызывать подпрограмму
– вызывать прерывание
– вызывать программу
– вызывать станцию
– вызывать ток
– вызывать ускорение
вызывать деление на — cause fission into
вызывать ответную реакцию — evoke response
вызывать прекращение процесса — result in cessation
вызывать растрескивание при нагреве — <metal.> decrepitate
вызывать растрескивание при обжиге — <metal.> decrepitate
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123 вызывать чрезмерное напряжение
•Such practice will put unnecessary strain on the instrument and cause excessive wear on the threads.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > вызывать чрезмерное напряжение
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124 вызывать чрезмерное напряжение
•Such practice will put unnecessary strain on the instrument and cause excessive wear on the threads.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > вызывать чрезмерное напряжение
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125 вызывать чрезмерное напряжение
Makarov: put unnecessary strain on (...)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > вызывать чрезмерное напряжение
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126 вызывать
call, fetch, (напр. процедуру) invoke вчт.* * *вызыва́ть гл.1. ( являться причиной) induce, cause, give rise toвызыва́ть вибра́цию — set up [give rise to] vibrationsвызыва́ть изно́с (напр. оборудования) — give rise to [result in, bring about] wear (e. g., of equipment)вызыва́ть отве́тную реа́кцию — evoke responseвызыва́ть появле́ние (напр. трещин) — initiate (e. g., cracks)вызыва́ть прекраще́ние проце́сса (напр. окисления) — result in a cessation (e. g., of oxidation process)вызыва́ть (чрезме́рное) напряже́ние — put (unnecessary) strain on …вызыва́ть эффе́кт — lead to effect2. ( посылать вызывной сигнал) ring, signal* * * -
127 belasten
belasten v 1. BANK charge; debit (Konto); 2. GEN charge against; 3. RW charge; debit (Konto); 4. RECHT burden, charge, encumber incriminate (Strafrecht); 5. UMWELT pollute* * *v 1. < Bank> charge, Konto debit; 2. < Geschäft> charge against; 3. < Rechnung> charge, Konto debit; 4. < Recht> burden, charge, encumber Strafrecht incriminate; 5. < Umwelt> pollute* * *belasten
(anrechnen) to charge, to debit, to count, to note [down], to bill (US), (durch Aussage) to incriminate, (beladen) to load, to lade, to burden;
• etw. belasten to put a strain on s. th.;
• j. belasten (Konto) to place to s. one’s debt;
• dinglich belasten (Grundbesitz) to incumber, to encumber;
• Eisenbahnverkehr belasten to make demands on the railway lines;
• Etat mit etw. belasten to burden the budget;
• einzelne Gewerbezweige mit hohen Zöllen belasten to encumber branches of trade with high duties;
• Grundstück mit einer Hypothek belasten to mortgage a piece of real estate, to charge one’s land;
• Grundstück zu Sicherheitszwecken belasten to charge property as security;
• Haushalt belasten to burden the budget;
• Haushalt übermäßig belasten to overstrain the budget;
• Konto belasten to charge an account, to pass to the debit of an account;
• jds. Konto belasten to pass to s. one’s debit, to make an entry against s. o.;
• Konto mit sämtlichen Kosten belasten to charge an account with all the expenses;
• dem Kunden Porto belasten to charge the postage to the customer;
• Kunden für verkaufte Waren belasten to debit a purchaser with (for the amount of) goods sold;
• mit übermäßiger Miete belasten to rackrent (Ireland);
• nachträglich belasten to make an additional charge;
• Posten belasten to debit an item;
• sich mit Schulden belasten to encumber o. s. with (involve o. s. in) debts;
• mit Steuern belasten to burden with taxes;
• zu viel belasten to overcharge;
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128 Trübung
f1. clouding; blurring etc.; MED., der Linse etc.: opacity* * *die Trübungtarnish; clouding* * *Trü|bung ['tryːbʊŋ]f -, -en1) (von Flüssigkeit) clouding; (von Glas, Metall) dulling; (von Himmel) overcasting; (von Wasseroberfläche) ruffling2) (fig) (von Glück, Freude, Verhältnis) spoiling, marring; (von Beziehungen) straining; (von Laune) dampening; (von Verstand) dulling* * *(a dull, stained appearance on a metal surface.) tarnish* * *Trü·bung<-, -en>f1. (Veränderung zum Unklaren) cloudingbei zu starkem Algenwachstum kann eine \Trübung des Teichwassers eintreten excessive algae growth can lead to the pond water becoming murky2. (Beeinträchtigung) strainingsein Betrug führte zu einer \Trübung unseres Einvernehmens his deception put a strain on our friendly relationship3. CHEM cloudiness* * *die; Trübung, Trübungen1) clouding; (des Auges) dimming2) (Beeinträchtigung) deterioration; (der Stimmung) dampening* * *Trübung f1. clouding; blurring etc; MED, der Linse etc: opacity* * *die; Trübung, Trübungen1) clouding; (des Auges) dimming2) (Beeinträchtigung) deterioration; (der Stimmung) dampening
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