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1 slipping
1. n скольжение2. n тех. соскальзывание; скольжение3. n уклонение от удараСинонимический ряд:1. dislocating (verb) dislocating; throw out2. dropping off (verb) dropping off; falling away; falling off; slumping3. falling (verb) falling; sinking; vitiating4. loosing (verb) disengaging; loosening; loosing; releasing; unbinding; unclasping; undoing; unfastening; unloosening; unloosing; untying5. sagging (verb) drop off; fall off; sagging6. shaking (verb) losing; shaking; throwing off7. shedding (verb) molting; moulting; shedding; sloughing; throw off8. sliding (verb) creeping; easing; gliding; glissading; lurking; mousing; prowling; pussyfooting; shirking; skidding; skulking; slicking; sliding; slinking; slithering; snaking; sneaking; stealing; waltzing9. tripping (verb) erring; miscuing; mistaking; stumbling; tripping -
2 sloughing
сходить; сползаниеСинонимический ряд:1. discarding (verb) abdicating; casting; chucking; discarding; ditching; dumping; jettisoning; junking; laying aside; rejecting; scrapping; shucking off; throwing away; throwing out; washing out2. shedding (verb) molting; moulting; shedding; slipping; throw off -
3 throwing
1. n горн. метательная закладка2. n гончарный круг3. n кручение шёлкаСинонимический ряд:1. addressing (verb) addressing; applying; bending; buckling down; devoting; directing; giving; turning2. bucking off (verb) bucking off; pitching; unhorsing; unseating3. casting (verb) casting; firing; flinging; heaving; hurling; launching; shying; slinging; tossing4. dizzying (verb) addling; befuddling; bewildering; confounding; confusing; dizzying; fuddling; mix up; perplexing5. donning (verb) assuming; donning; drawing on; getting on; huddling on; putting on; slipping on6. downing (verb) bring down; cut down; decking; downing; dropping; felling; flattening; flooring; grounding; knock down; levelling; prostrating7. exerting (verb) exercising; exerting; plying; put out; putting out; wielding8. overcoming (verb) conquering; hurdling; licking; mastering; overcoming; surmounting9. projecting (verb) emitting; irradiating; projecting; radiating; shedding10. tripping (verb) triggering; tripping -
4 casting
1. n бросание, метание2. n сбрасывание, смена3. n подсчёт; вычисление4. n театр. кино распределение ролей; подбор актёровcasting director — режиссёр или ассистент режиссёра, ведающий подбором актёрского состава; начальник актёрского отдела киностудии
central casting — отдел кадров киностудии; отдел подбора киноактёров
5. n тех. литьё, отливка6. n коробление7. n горн. транспорт8. n горн. перелопачивание; перекидка9. n горн. холмики земли, образованные червями10. n горн. рвотная масса, блевотина11. a бросающий, кидающий, мечущий12. a литейныйСинонимический ряд:1. cast of characters (noun) actors; cast; cast of characters; character; players; roles2. adding (verb) adding; footing; summing; totaling or totalling; totalizing; toting; totting3. directing (verb) addressing; aiming; directing; heading; inclining; laying; leveling or levelling; levelling; pointing; presenting; setting; training; turning; zero in; zeroing in4. discarding (verb) abdicating; chucking; discarding; ditching; dumping; jettisoning; junking; laying aside; rejecting; scrapping; shucking off; sloughing; throwing away; throwing out; washing out5. figuring (verb) calculating; ciphering; computing; figuring; reckoning6. planning (verb) arranging; blueprinting; charting; contriving; designing; devising; draw up; framing; planning; projecting7. projecting (verb) emitting; irradiating; projecting; radiating; shedding8. throwing (verb) firing; flinging; heaving; hurling; launching; pitching; shying; slinging; throwing; tossing -
5 emitting
1. излучающий2. испускание; излучение3. испускатьСинонимический ряд:1. discharging (verb) discharging; flowing; pouring; voiding2. giving off (verb) giving off; giving out; issuing; throwing off; venting3. projecting (verb) casting; irradiating; projecting; radiating; shedding; throwing4. releasing (verb) give forth; give off; give out; let off; let out; releasing; send forth; throw off -
6 radiating
1. a спец. излучающий2. a спец. лучистый3. a спец. радиальныйСинонимический ряд:1. beaming (verb) beaming; blazing; burning; gleaming; glowing; shining2. projecting (verb) casting; emitting; irradiating; projecting; shedding; throwing3. spreading (verb) circulating; diffusing; dispersing; disseminating; distributing; propagating; scattering; spreading; strewing -
7 dumping
1. n вываливание; выгрузка; разгрузка навалом2. n то, что выгружается3. n эк. демпинг, бросовый экспорт4. n дампинг, сброс отходов в мореСинонимический ряд:1. discarding (noun) discarding; dispatch; disposal; disposition; elimination; jettison; junking; relegation; riddance; sale; scrapping; throwing away; transfer; transference2. discarding (verb) abdicating; casting; chucking; discarding; dispose of; ditching; jettisoning; junking; laying aside; rejecting; scrapping; shedding; shucking; shucking off; sloughing; throw away; throw out; throwing away; throwing out; washing out3. unloading (verb) dumping; sell off; sell out; unloading -
8 irradiating
облученный; облучен; излученный; излучен; испущенный; испущенСинонимический ряд:1. illuminating (verb) edifying; enlightening; illuminating; illumining; improving; uplifting2. projecting (verb) casting; emitting; projecting; radiating; shedding; throwing -
9 rejecting
Синонимический ряд:1. elimination (noun) declining to consider; denial; disqualification; disqualifying; eliminating; elimination; rejection; repudiating; suspension2. declining (verb) declining; disapproving; dismissing; refusing; reprobating; repudiating; spurning; turn down; turning down3. discarding (verb) abdicating; casting; chucking; discarding; ditching; dumping; jettisoning; junking; laying aside; scrapping; shedding; shucking off; sloughing; throwing away; throwing out; washing out -
10 scrapping
Синонимический ряд:1. disposal (noun) discarding; disposal; disposition; dumping; jettison; junking; relegation; riddance; throwing away2. discarding (verb) abdicating; casting; chucking; discarding; dispose of; ditching; dumping; jettisoning; junking; laying aside; rejecting; shedding; shucking; shucking off; sloughing; throw away; throw out; throwing away; throwing out; washing out3. quarreling or quarrelling (verb) bickering; brawling; caterwauling; falling out; quarreling or quarrelling; rowing; spatting; squabbling; tiffing; wrangling -
11 discarding
1. n сброс2. n горн. скидка из добычи на пустую породуСинонимический ряд:1. disposal (noun) dispatch; disposal; disposition; dumping; jettison; junking; relegation; riddance; sale; scrapping; throwing away; transfer; transference2. abdicating (verb) abdicating; casting; chucking; dispose of; ditching; dumping; jettisoning; junking; laying aside; rejecting; scrapping; shedding; shucking; shucking off; sloughing; throw away; throw out; throwing away; throwing out; washing out -
12 ditching
1. n дор. рытьё канав, кюветов2. n ав. проф. вынужденная посадка на водуСинонимический ряд:discarding (verb) abdicating; casting; chucking; discarding; dispose of; dumping; jettisoning; junking; laying aside; rejecting; scrapping; shedding; shucking; shucking off; sloughing; throw away; throw out; throwing away; throwing out; washing out
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