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41 закреплять
1) General subject: anchor, assign (за кем-либо), bed down, cable (канатом, тросом), confirm, consolidate, fasten, fortify, make fast, nail down (успех, достижение), reeve, retain (за), secure, settle, spike, spire, strengthen, strut, fasten off (нитку), guarantee (права) (Конституцией), enshrine2) Computers: freeze3) Geology: case off5) Military: bed in, get a grip (на рубеже)6) Engineering: attach, bolt, clamp, cleat, constrain, cramp, dry (печатную краску высушиванием), fixate, hitch, hold, jam, key, rope (веревками, тросами или канатами), snug, tack (временное)8) Construction: anchor (анкерными болтами или связями), to tight up9) Law: allocate10) Economy: immobilize12) Architecture: steady13) Mining: crib up, prop (стойками), underprop14) Diplomatic term: nail down to statement (успех и т.п.)15) Forestry: cinch16) Polygraphy: clamp (напр. стереотип на формном цилиндре), tighten (напр. форму в печатной машине)17) Textile: bar tack18) Photo: fix19) Information technology: dock21) Mechanic engineering: screw22) Mechanics: constraint23) Business: arrange, immobilize (капитал)25) Education: reinforce (учебный материал)27) Automation: fixture, keylock, mount, pack up28) Makarov: anchor (наглухо), arrange (обрабатываемое изделие на станке), back (якорь и т.п.), dog, fast, imprint (в памяти), restrain, stake (с помощью кольев и т.п.), stay, support, take up29) Archaic: gripe30) Caspian: latch on (элеватор на буровой трубе) -
42 закреплять болтом
1) Automobile industry: bolt2) Automation: secure by screw -
43 запереть
1) General subject: bar in, bolt in (кого-л.), box, button up (внутри помещения), closet, embay, fasten, hasp, impound, latch, lock away, lock up, make fast (дверь), pin a piece (шашки, шахматы), secure, shut, shut in, shut into, shut in (где-л.)2) Colloquial: poke up (в тесном помещении)3) Railway term: take4) Automobile industry: seal5) Astronautics: choke6) Microelectronics: lock -
44 соединять
1) General subject: adjoin, agglutinate, alley, ally, amalgamate, articulate, associate, bander, coapt, combine, commingle, compact, compaginate, compound, conjoin, conjugate, connect, couple, ferruminate (металл), fuse, hurl together, identify, incorporate, inosculate, interlace, interlock, join, joint, knit, leash, link, lock (пальцы, руки), marry, mix, pair, pan, piece (в единое целое, тж. piece together), piece together, put on (по телефону), put through (по телефону), put together, reunite, shackle, sleeve (при помощи муфты, патрубка), solder, syncretize (особ. противоречивые, несовместимые теории), tack, tag (что-либо), tie in, twin, unite, weave, wed, wire, yoke, integrate, knit together (ся), interjoin, (ся) merge2) Computers: gather3) Geology: consolidate (о породах), slur (слои почвы)6) Colloquial: thwack8) Military: engage, (нарукавная) patch (с), pin, span (пролетом, мостом)9) Engineering: affix, attach, bring on, bring upon, coalesce, concatenate (в цепочку), fasten, hook up, interlink, juxtapose (в логике), link up, tie10) Bookish: concatenate (воедино), syncretize (особ. противоречивые, несовместимые теории и т.п.)11) Agriculture: juncture13) Chemistry: chain, clutch, hookup, link together, union14) Construction: join together, make a connection, rejoin, unify16) Railway term: bolt, gear, make a joint (швом или встык), merge (о путях), span (без промежуточных опор)18) Economy: commingle (инвестиционные средства вкладчиков; ценные бумаги брокера и клиента)21) Architecture: piazza together, pick23) Diplomatic term: merge (банки, предприятия и т.п.)24) Polygraphy: manifold (разнородные материалы)25) Psychology: synthesize26) Information technology: catenate (в цепочку или ряд), concatenate (в цепочку или ряд), interface, mate (напр. два элемента или блока)28) Communications: connect (по телефону)30) Business: couple together, cumulate31) Household appliances: splice32) Drilling: build up (разъёмные детали), secure33) Oil&Gas technology interconnect34) Microelectronics: gang36) Telephony: (с кем-л.) put through (Can you put me through with them? - Можете соединить меня с ними?)37) Makarov: appose (напр. края раны), blend, cohere, couple (попарно), cut in (напр. электрическую цепь), dovetail, give (с абонентом), glue, link link to, lump (разные вещи), lump together (разные вещи), on, piece together (целое из частей), sequester, tack to, tack together, connect to, connect with38) Electrical engineering: splice (внахлёстку) -
45 соединять болтами
1) Engineering: secure by bolts2) Mining: dowel3) Oil: bolt4) Mechanic engineering: screw5) Drilling: pin together -
46 замок
I м.castleII м.♢
воздушные замки — castles in the air, castles in Spainпод замком, на замке — under lock and key
запереть на замок (вн.) — lock (up) (d.)
2. ( огнестрельного орудия) bolt3. арх. ( о своде) key-stone♢
за семью замками — under seven seals; well and truly secure, или locked up -
47 скреплять
(что-л.)
1) fasten (together), strengthen, make fast, pin (together)
2) тех. tie, clamp; bolt (болтами); mortar (известкой)
3) (подписью)
countersign* * ** * *fasten, strengthen, make fast, pin; tighten* * *attachbindbracefastenknitratifyseakingsecureverify -
48 замок
I з`амокм.••II зам`оквозду́шные замки — castles in the air
м.1) (устройство для запирания дверей и т.п.) lockдверно́й замок — doorlock
вися́чий замок — padlock
ко́довый замок — combination lock
под замко́м, на замке́ — under lock and key [kiː]
запере́ть на замок (вн.) — lock (up) (d)
2) (запорное устройство, фиксатор) lock; ( огнестрельного орудия) bolt; ( на ожерелье) clasp; ( у серёжек) clip; (на застёжке "молния") sliderзамок ве́рхнего реги́стра (на клавиатуре компьютера, пишущей машинки) — caps lock
центра́льный замок авто — central locking (system)
3) архит. ( замковый камень) keystone ['kiː-]••за семью́ замка́ми — ≈ under seven seals; well and truly secure [locked up]
поцелова́ть замок разг. шутл. — find the door locked
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