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mirror effect тлв, glass, mirror, ( антенны) secondary radiator, reflector, picture reverse, speculum* * *зе́ркало с.1. mirror2. радио reflectorзе́ркало анте́нны — aerial [antenna] reflectorбеспаралла́ксное зе́ркало — parallax-free mirrorво́гнутое зе́ркало — concave mirrorзе́ркало вод — water table, water surfaceвы́пуклое зе́ркало — convex mirrorзе́ркало горе́ния — firebed surfaceдвугра́нное зе́ркало — flat-roof mirrorдихро́ичное зе́ркало — dichroic mirrorзе́ркало за́днего ви́да авто — rear-view mirrorзе́ркало золотника́ — slide valve faceинтерференцио́нное зе́ркало — cold(-light) mirrorзе́ркало испаре́ния1. физ. evaporation surface2. тепл. steam relieving area, disengagement surfaceзе́ркало микроско́па — illuminating mirrorзе́ркало нару́жного покры́тия — front-surface mirrorнейтро́нное зе́ркало — neutron-reflecting mirrorнеослепля́ющее зе́ркало — anti-dazzle [glare-proof] mirrorзе́ркало объё́много резона́тора — cavity mirrorпло́ское зе́ркало — plane [flat] mirrorполупрозра́чное зе́ркало — semireflecting [semitransparent] mirrorпосеребрё́нное зе́ркало — silvered mirrorпротивопаралла́ксное зе́ркало — anti-parallax mirrorзе́ркало рентге́новской тру́бки — targetсветодели́тельное зе́ркало — beam-splitting mirrorзе́ркало секста́на, большо́е — index glass, index mirrorзе́ркало секста́на, ма́лое — horizon grass, horizon mirrorзе́ркало с изменя́емым накло́ном — tilting mirrorзе́ркало скольже́ния горн. — slickensidesсмотрово́е зе́ркало — viewing mirrorзе́ркало ты́льного покры́тия — back-surface mirrorзе́ркало фла́нца тепл. — faceцветоизбира́ющее зе́ркало — colour-selective mirrorзе́ркало цили́ндра авто — cylinder faceзе́ркало шли́рен-систе́мы — schlieren mirrorэлектро́нно-опти́ческое зе́ркало — electron-optical mirror* * * -
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m < opt> (mit Beschichtung auf der Vorderseite) ■ front-surface reflector; surface-silvered mirror; front-surface mirror
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