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121 przer|wać
pf — przer|ywać impf (przerwę, przerwiesz — przerywam) Ⅰ vt 1. (rozerwać) to break [nitkę, sznurek] 2. (zrobić wyrwę) to break [tamę, linię frontu]- przerwać blokadę to break a blockade3. (zrezygnować z wykonywania) to give up [pracę, naukę, studia] 4. (zakłócić ciągłość) to stop [czytanie, pisanie, gotowanie]; to discontinue [dostawy, produkcję, budowę]- mówca często przerywał, żeby napić się wody the speaker often broke off to drink some water- gwałtowna burza przerwała pracę w polu a heavy storm disrupted work in the fields- hałas przerwał mu sen a noise disrupted his sleep- przerwana łączność telefoniczna disrupted telephone services- skecze satyryczne przerywane piosenkami satirical sketches a. skits interspersed with songs- wreszcie ktoś przerwał kłopotliwe milczenie eventually someone broke the embarrassing silence- proszę mi nie przerywać please don’t interrupt (me)- „za dużo mówisz”, przerwał Robert ‘you talk too much,’ Robert broke a. cut in- przerwać w pół słowa a. zdania a. to stop in mid-sentence a. mid-word- przerwać komuś w pół słowa a. zdania to interrupt sb in mid-flow- przerwać ciążę [lekarz] to perform an abortion a. a termination; [ciężarna] to have an abortion, to terminate a pregnancy5. Ogr., Roln. to thin [buraki, marchew, astry] Ⅱ przerwać się — przerywać się 1. (zostać przerwanym) [korale, nić, sznurek, łańcuch] to break 2. (zostać wstrzymanym) [dyskusja, łączność, śpiew, więzi] to break off 3. pot. (podźwignąć się) to be rupturedThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > przer|wać
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122 design
1 nCOMP&DP, CONST proyecto mPRINT boceto mWATER TRANSP plan m, plano m, proyecto m2 vtCONST proyectarMECH calcular, proyectar, trazar -
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124 shower
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125 volley
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126 discharge
1) расход; выгрузка2) сброс, слив; истечение3) производительность, подача (насоса, компрессора)4) выпуск (из смесителя, дробилки)5) попуск ( из водохранилища); опорожнение ( водохранилища)6) выпускать; спускать (напр. воду)•- discharge of river - discharge of seepage - discharge of sewage - discharge of sluice - abrupt discharge - annual discharge - authorized discharge - average discharge - bottom discharge - bucket discharge - daily discharge - design discharge - dirty water discharge - drainage discharge - elementary discharge - flood discharge - full-capacity discharge - low-water discharge - momentary peak discharge - monthly discharge - natural discharge - outlet discharge - peak discharge - side discharge - specific discharge of water - spillway discharge - stated discharge - storm discharge - unit area discharge - wastes discharge - water discharge - water flow discharge* * *1. истечение; подача ( насоса)2. сток; выпуск ( сточных вод)3. расход воды, дебит4. разгрузка; разряд; выброс, выхлоп- discharge of drainage
- air discharge
- atmospheric discharge
- bed-building discharge
- bed-load discharge
- bin discharge
- bottom discharge
- bucket discharge
- corresponding discharges
- critical discharge
- design discharge
- dominant formative discharge
- dominant discharge
- dry weather discharge
- elementary discharge
- firm discharge
- flood discharge
- free discharge
- free-air discharge
- nonregulated discharge
- normal annual discharge
- rainfall discharge
- rear discharge
- sediment discharge
- specific discharge
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127 non-point discharge
поверхностный сток, площадной сток ( ливневых вод); ср. over-the-surface flow; rain-storm run-offАнгло-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > non-point discharge
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128 drainage
1. n дренаж, осушениеcontour drainage — контурный дренаж, дренаж по горизонталям
drainage layer — дренирующий слой, пластовая дрена
2. n спуск воды3. n сток4. n мед. дренирование5. n канализация6. n нечистоты7. n эл. отвод токаСинонимический ряд:effluvium (noun) discharge; effluvium; emanation; exhalation; exudation; leakage; output; steam; vapor
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