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1 разбавленная жидкость
Русско-английский физический словарь > разбавленная жидкость
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2 жидкий
1) General subject: diffluent, fluent, fluid, lank, lap, liquid, molten, run, runny, scanty, sloppy (о пище), soupy, sparse, thin (о чае, супе и т. п.), washy, wat, watery, weak, wet (о грязи, смоле), wishy washy2) Medicine: fluidus3) Engineering: low-viscosity, tenuous5) Chemistry: fluidal6) Automobile industry: thinly liquid7) Scornful: wishy-washy8) Electronics: pool9) Special term: fluidic11) Polymers: light-body (о лакокрасочном материале)12) Automation: melted13) Plastics: thinly fluid14) Makarov: flowable (текучий), fluid (текучий), hot (о расплавленном металле), liquid (в жидком состоянии), liquified (сжиженный), molten (расплавленный), not sufficiently strong (не способный нести нагрузку), slushy, watery (недостаточно густой), weak (имеющий недостаточную крепость), weak (не способный нести нагрузку)15) Cement: thin fluid
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