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21 GCRP
galactic cosmic ray particles - частица галактических космических лучей -
22 warhead
боевая часть, БЧ; боеголовка; головная часть, ГЧ; боевое зарядное отделение ( торпеды)antimissile spectrum (charge) warhead — противоракетная спектральная БЧ (поражающая рентгеновским излучением)
— conventional capable warhead— high-precision MIRVed warhead— MIRVed warhead— nuclear-armed warhead— rod fuze warhead— scatterable mines warhead— scattered mines warhead— small-yield nuclear warhead— triple MIRV warhead -
23 shower
1) душ || поливать, орошать2) ливень || ливневый• -
24 irradiate
1. v освещать, озарять, бросать свет2. v разъяснять, вносить ясность; проливать свет; распространять знания3. v излучать4. v физ. испускать лучи, излучать5. v физ. облучать6. v физ. иррадиировать7. v физ. мед. применять облучение в лечебных целяхСинонимический ряд:1. expose to x-rays (verb) bombard with alpha particles; bombard with gamma rays; disinfect; expose to x-rays; microwave; nuke; sterilise; sterilize; treat with radiation; x-ray2. illuminate (verb) brighten; cast light upon; dazzle; edify; enlighten; illume; illuminate; illumine; improve; light; lighten; shine on; uplift3. project (verb) cast; emit; project; radiate; shed; throw -
25 nuke
1. n сл. ядерная бомба; ядерное оружие2. n сл. атомная электростанция3. v сл. применять ядерное оружиеСинонимический ряд:expose to x-rays (verb) bombard with alpha particles; bombard with gamma rays; disinfect; expose to x-rays; irradiate; microwave; sterilize; treat with radiation; x-ray
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