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English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > stirring motion
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Автомобильный термин: вихревое движение, турбулентное движение -
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вихревое движение, турбулентное движениеАнгло-русский словарь по ядерным испытаниям и горному делу > stirring motion
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• турболентно движениеEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > stirring motion
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1. n помешивание, взбалтывание2. n активность, движение3. n волнение, возбуждение4. a деятельный, активный5. a волнующийСинонимический ряд:1. exciting (adj.) exciting; exhilarant; exhilarating; exhilarative; eye-popping; inspirational; inspiring; intoxicating; stimulating2. rousing (adj.) affecting; animated; dramatic; impressive; interesting; moving; poignant; rousing; sensual; thrilling; touching3. motion (noun) motion; move; movement; stir4. arousing (verb) arousing; awakening; awaking; bestirring; challenging; kindling; rallying; rousing; wakening; waking; whetting5. budging (verb) budging; moving6. causing (verb) breeding; causing; engendering; generating; hatching; inducing; spawning; touch off7. firing (verb) animating; firing; inspiring; kindling8. prompting (verb) exciting; prompting; provoking; stimulating9. seething (verb) boiling; bubbling; churning; fermenting; seething; simmering; smoldering10. stirring (verb) admixing; amalgamating; blending; combining; compounding; fusing; intermingling; intermixing; merging; mingling; mixing; stirring -
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движение; перемещение; подача; ход; механизм; устройство- motion of unsprung mass - motion work - set in motion - circulating motion - creeping motion - crowding motion - driving motion - forward motion - friction feed motion - harmonic motion - increasing motion - intermittent motion - lever motion - micrometer motion - non-steady motion - non-uniform motion - nosing motion - pendulum motion - positive motion - progressive motion - proper motion - rack motion - reciprocating motion - rectilinear motion - reducing motion - relative motion - retarded motion - retrograde motion - reverse motion - reversing motion - rocking motion - rolling motion - rotary motion - slave motion - sliding motion - slipping motion - smooth motion - stirring motion - stop motion - streamline motion - translatory motion - transverse motion - uncushioned motion - undulatory motion - uniform motion - uniformly accelerated motion - uniformly retarded motion - upslide motion - valve motion - varying motion - viscous motion - vortex motion - wave motion - whirling motion - yawing motion -
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взбалтывание; перемешивание; движение; II подвижной; возбуждающий -
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1. n ходthe gentle rolling motion of the ship made me feel sleepy — мягкое покачивание корабля убаюкивало меня
2. n телодвижение; жестan exercise in three motions — упражнение, состоящее из трёх движений
to make a motion — сделать знак, поманить
3. n муз. движение, ведение, голосоведение4. n побуждение5. n предложениеto put the motion to vote, to vote on a motion — поставить предложение на голосование
6. n юр. ходатайствоmotion in court — ходатайство, заявленное в суде
7. n действие8. n отхождение кала, стул, испражнение9. n обыкн. кал10. n спец. механизм11. n марионетка12. n представление марионеток13. v показать жестом, знаком14. v уст. внести предложениеСинонимический ряд:1. action (noun) action; course; direction; gesticulation; gesture; indication; move; sign; signal; stir; stirring2. flux (noun) flux; mobility; motility; movement3. proposal (noun) proposal; recommendation; submission; suggestion4. gesture (verb) beckon; call; flag; gesticulate; gesture; move; prompt; sign; signal; signalize; wave5. suggestion (verb) consideration; plan; proposition; suggestionАнтонимический ряд:halt; lull; quiescence; quiet; rest; stasis; stillness; stoppage -
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حَرَكَة \ activity: being active: At midday there is little activity in the market. motion: the act of moving: Don’t get off the bus when it is in motion. movement: moving or being moved: I noticed a movement in the bushes, a common effort (to change or improve sth.) by many people; a group of people who are joined (usu. informally) by common aims a political movement; the world-wide peace movement. stir: a stirring movement; mixing; excitement: The appearance of the great actor caused a stir in the theatre. -
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stirring motionstirring motionsvortex motionvortex motionswhirling motionwhirling motionsБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > турболентно движение
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16 вихревое движение
2) Aviation: whirling motion3) Naval: rotational motion, vortex trains4) Engineering: eddy motion, eddying motion, swirling, swirling motion, turbulence5) Construction: vortex train6) Mathematics: vortex motion, whirl7) Automobile industry: stirring motion, whirling8) Astronautics: swirl, swirl motion9) Drilling: eddy current, eddying10) Makarov: stirring, swipe, turbulent motion11) Cement: eddy formation, vortex -
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1) Military: turbulence edd vortex motion, turbulence edding vortex motion2) Engineering: swirl, turbulence, turbulent motion, vortex motion3) Agriculture: turtuous flow (воды)4) Construction: whirl5) Automobile industry: stirring motion, whirling, whirling motion6) Physics: eddy7) Ecology: turbulent flow8) Drilling: eddying9) Automation: eddy motion, eddying motion10) Makarov: rotational motion, sinuous flow (воды), turbulent flow (воды)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > турбулентное движение
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Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch der Elektrotechnik und Elektronik > Rührbewegung
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f movement, motion; Gefühl: stirring; (Anwandlung) impulse; einer plötzlichen Regung folgend on a sudden impulse; keiner menschlichen Regung fähig devoid of all human feeling; den Regungen des Herzens folgen do what one’s heart tells one, follow the dictates of one’s heart; er verspürte eine menschliche Regung hum. he had to answer a call of nature* * *die Regungemotion; movement* * *Re|gung ['reːgʊŋ]f -, -en(= Bewegung) movement; (des Gefühls, des Gewissens, von Mitleid) stirringohne jede Régung — without a flicker (of emotion)
eine menschliche Régung verspüren (hum) — to have to answer a call of nature (hum)
* * *Re·gung<-, -en>f1. (Bewegung) movement2. (Empfindung) feelingmenschliche \Regung human emotionfolge immer der \Regung deines Herzens always follow the promptings of your heartin einer \Regung von Mitleid/Wehmut/Zorn in a fit of compassion/nostalgia/anger* * *die; Regung, Regungen (geh.): (Gefühl) stirringseine erste Regung war Unmut — his first emotion was displeasure
* * *einer plötzlichen Regung folgend on a sudden impulse;keiner menschlichen Regung fähig devoid of all human feeling;den Regungen des Herzens folgen do what one’s heart tells one, follow the dictates of one’s heart;er verspürte eine menschliche Regung hum he had to answer a call of nature* * *die; Regung, Regungen (geh.): (Gefühl) stirring* * *-en f.movement n.stirring of... n.
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