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1 орнаментне скло
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2 пульсуюча перешкода
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3 пульсація
ж фізіол.pulsation; beating, sphygmus; тех. fluctuation, oscillation, surging -
4 брижі
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5 дзюрчання
сripple, babble, purl, murmur, bicker -
6 дзюрчати
to ripple, to babble, to purl, to murmur, to bicker -
7 невелика пульсація
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8 рябіти
to ripple, to ruffle -
9 струмувати
( про воду) to run, to stream, to ripple, to flow -
10 схвилюватися
1) ( про воду) to be choppy ( agitated); ( злегка) to ripple; ( про море) to be rough; to rise in waves, to surge, to billow2) to be agitated; to be in agitation; ( бути у розпачі) to be upset; to become disturbed ( worried); to be uneasy; ( стривожитися) to be alarmed; ( збуджуватися) to get excited; to become nervous -
11 хвилястість
жwaviness, undulation; ripple, corrugation -
12 ефект доміно
( про неплатежі) knock-on effect; chain reaction; domino effect; ripple effect; gridlock -
13 ланцюгова реакція
knock-on effect; chain reaction; gridlock; domino effect; ripple effect
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