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1 восьмибальный ветер
[lang name="Russian"]сильный ветер, буря — stiff gale
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2 штормовой ветер
сильный ветер, буря — stiff gale
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > штормовой ветер
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3 сильный ветер
2) Aviation: stiff wind3) Naval: strong breeze (6 баллов)4) Colloquial: snorter5) Military: fresh breeze, strong wind6) Engineering: strong breeze (11-13 м/с)7) Makarov: big wind, bleak wind, great wind, hard gale, stiff gale, stormy wind, strong breeze (6 баллов Бофорта), violent wind8) Yachting: heavy air -
4 буря
1) General subject: blizzard (снежная), gale, stiff (hard) gale, storm, storm (чего-л.), stress of weather, tempest, tornado (аплодисментов и т.п.), williwaw, windstorm3) Engineering: hurricane4) Construction: weather5) Jargon: thunder-boomer6) Makarov: eddy (страстей и т.п.), hard gale, rough weather, stiff gale, tempest (потрясение), vehement wind, war of the elements -
5 сильный ветер
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6 брамсельный ветер
сильный ветер, буря — stiff gale
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > брамсельный ветер
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7 крепкий ветер
сильный ветер, буря — stiff gale
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > крепкий ветер
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8 крепкий ветер
1) Naval: commanding breeze, fresh gale, half a gale, moderate gale (7 баллов), near gale, stiff breeze2) Engineering: hard gale (7 баллов Бофорта), moderate gale (14-17 м/с)3) Fishery: severe wind4) Makarov: high gale, high wind, high wind (7 баллов), moderate gale (7 баллов Бофорта)
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