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sag, deflectРусско-английский словарь по строительству и новым строительным технологиям > провисать
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sag, deflectРусско-английский словарь по строительству и новым строительным технологиям > прогибать
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2) Engineering: defect, sag deflect, slack (о цепи, проводе)3) Australian slang: swag down4) Oil: sag5) Mechanic engineering: take up the sag6) Drilling: deflect7) Automation: flag -
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/prəgʲɪˈbatʲ/
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deflect, sag, slack* * *провиса́ть гл.
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deflect, flag, sagРусско-английский исловарь по машиностроению и автоматизации производства > провисать
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deflect, hog, sagРусско-английский исловарь по машиностроению и автоматизации производства > прогибаться
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1) General subject: sag2) Geology: flex3) Colloquial: cave in to (smth.)4) Sports: span5) Mathematics: cave in6) Automobile industry: buckle7) Oil: hog8) Mechanic engineering: spring, take up the sag10) Arms production: spew (о дульной части ствола) -
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Русско-английский словарь математических терминов > прогибаться
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perf. of прогибаться v. deflect, sag, cave inРусско-английский словарь математических терминов > прогнуться
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2) American: squiggle7) Polygraphy: bend (напр. гальваностереотип), curve (напр. гальваностереотипы)8) Physics: incurvate9) Mechanics: buckle10) Makarov: arch (в форме дуги), arch (дугой), cripple, inflect -
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1) General subject: arch, bend, crankle, crinkle, crook, curve, hunch, meander (о реке, дороге), oblique, squirm, sweep, twist, wriggle, wriggle oneself3) Medicine: kink4) Engineering: heave (о свае при погружении), hog, offset5) Construction: bow7) Architecture: vault, wriggle about8) Forestry: warp10) Automation: buckle11) Makarov: bucket, camber, cripple, make a sweep, sweep off (в какую-л. сторону), take a sweep -
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1) General subject: branch off (от темы), deflect, detour (от прежнего пути следования), deviate, digress (назад, терять в качестве, ухудшаться), err (от цели, взятого курса и т.п.), lapse (от правильного пути), oblique, shunt (от пути), skew, slant, stray, swerve, trend (в каком-либо направлении), turn aside, vary, veer, batter, bear off, depart, diverge, sheer away, get side-tracked2) Geology: divert3) Aviation: descend4) Naval: veer off5) Medicine: shift6) Obsolete: digress (от пути и т.п.)7) Literal: wander11) Railway term: depart (от образца), lurch12) Law: digress (от существа дела)14) Accounting: variate15) Mining: oblique (от прямой линии)16) Diplomatic term: diverge (от нормы, стандарта и т.п.)17) Information technology: drift18) Oil: hade19) Business: deviate from, vary between20) Drilling: sag21) Automation: diverge (от линии, направления) -
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1) General subject: sag2) Colloquial: (под кого-л. что-л.) cave in to (smth.), buckle (she's so pushy, i'm ready to buckle)4) Jargon: roll over for (т.е. уступить без сопротивления. He puts down people who don't roll over for him.) -
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(прогнуться) v. sag, cave in, deflect -
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(perf. of прогибаться) v. deflect, sag, cave in -
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(perf. прогнуться), v.sag, cave in, deflect -
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(perf. of прогибаться), v.deflect, sag, cave in
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