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21 говорить
несовер. - говорить; совер. - сказать, поговоритьбез доп.1) только несовер. (be able to) speak, talk2) совер. - сказать say, tell; speak, talkточнее говоря — to be (more) specific/precise, more precisely/exactly
говорить с пеной у рта — to speak furiously/passionately
нечего (и) говорить — it goes without saying, needless to say
так сказать — so to speak/say
что и говорить, и не говори(те) — yes, of course, sure
легко сказать — it's easy to say, easier said than done
трудно сказать — there is no saying/telling
вообще говоря — generally speaking; as a matter of fact
откровенно говоря — frankly speaking, to be candid
говоря о (чем-л./ком-л.) — while on the subject (of)
не говоря уже (о ком-л./чем-л.) — let alone; not to mention, to say nothing of
по правде/совести говоря — to tell the truth
по правде сказать, правду говорить — to tell/say the truth, truth to tell/say
нечего сказать! — indeed!; well, I never (did)!
строго говоря — strictly speaking, in the strict sense
- говорят3) (о ком-л./чем-л.; совер. поговорить)talk (about), discuss4) только несовер. mean, convey, signify5) (о ком-л./чем-л.; только несовер.; свидетельствовать)point (to); indicate, betaken, testify -
22 анодный ток
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23 высокочастотный ток
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24 выход по току
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25 генератор пилообразного тока
Русско-английский научный словарь > генератор пилообразного тока
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26 индуктивный ток
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27 коэффициент использования тока
Русско-английский научный словарь > коэффициент использования тока
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28 номинальный ток
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29 остаточный ток
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30 перекрестный ток
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31 плотность анодного тока
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32 плотность тока
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33 поляризационный ток
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34 преобразователь тока
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35 сила тока
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36 синусоидальный ток
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37 стабилизатор тока
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38 трансформатор тока
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39 усилитель тока
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40 флуктуационный ток
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