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1 układ fal okrętowych
• wave system of shipSłownik polsko-angielski dla inżynierów > układ fal okrętowych
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2 nasłuch
m (G nasłuchu) Techn. 1. (kontrola audycji, programów) monitoring; (radarowy, radiowy) watch; (w krótkofalarstwie) (short wave) listening- prowadzić nasłuch radiowy na statku to maintain a radio watch on a ship2. (zapis) monitoring report, watch log 3. Komput. listening* * *miintercept, interception, listening (in); nasłuch radiowy radio intercept l. watch, listening watch; prowadzić nasłuch monitor, listen (in).The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nasłuch
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3 przypły|nąć
pf — przypły|wać impf (przypłynęła, przypłynęli — przypływam) vi 1. [statek, pasażer] to arrive- przypłynąć do brzegu to reach the shore/bank- przypłynąć do kogoś [pływak, łabędź, delfin] to swim up to sb- przypłynąć do mety to reach the finish(ing) line- statek przypłynął do portu/do Gdańska the ship put in to the port/Gdańsk2. przen. [dźwięk, dym] to waft up, to drift up- przypłynął do niej słodki zapach a sweet aroma wafted up to her- z nad rzeki przypływał chłód nocy cool night air was rising from the river- nagłą falą przypłynęła do niego tęsknota a sudden wave of longing washed over him przen.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > przypły|nąć
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