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1 плоская матрица
1) Engineering: flat die, plane array2) Metallurgy: flat-faced die, knife-edge die, right-angle die, sharp-edged die3) Electronics: flat array, plane, two-dimensional array4) Information technology: 2D array5) Astronautics: two-way array -
2 с полуслова
с полуслова (полслова) (понимать, схватывать и т. п.)разг.understand smb. at a word; understand smb. by the merest hint; understand each other without having to spell everything out; catch (seize) smb.'s meaning at once; be quick in the uptakeПо тому, как они понимали друг друга с полуслов, я мог заключить, что живут они мирно, благополучно и что они рады гостю. (А. Чехов, О любви) — From the way they understood each other without having to spell everything out, I was able to conclude that all was well with them, and also that they were glad to have a guest.
Личный состав штаба прошёл уже суровую школу войны в весьма сложных условиях. Люди сработались, знали и понимали друг друга, как говорится, с полуслова. (К. Рокоссовский, Солдатский долг) — My staff officers had benefited by the tough situations we had faced. They worked well together and understood each other at a word.
Оба они работали в системе давно, оба были остры на язык и понимали друг друга с полуслова. (Д. Гранин, Искатели) — Both men had been at their job for a long time, both had sharp tongues and understood each other by the merest hint.
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