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101 подшипник выключения сцепления
1) Engineering: clutch throw-out bearing2) Automobile industry: clutch bearing, clutch release bearing, clutch throwout bearing, clutch withdrawal bearing, release bearing, throw-out bearingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > подшипник выключения сцепления
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102 выключать
switch off, switch out; turn off; throw off, throw out; uncoupleвыключать сцепление — declutch; operate the clutch
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103 закидывать
1. закидать (вн. тв.)1. (бросать много, со всех сторон) strew* / bespatter (d. with); (перен.) shower (d. with)2. закинуть (вн.)закидывать яму песком — fill (up) или cover, a hole with sand (ср. тж. забрасывать I)
1. ( кидать далеко) = забрасывать II 12.:закидывать назад голову — toss / throw* / tilt back one's head
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закидывать удочку — put* out a feelerзакинуть словечко за кого-л. — put* in a word for smb.
закидывать словечко о чём-л. — throw* out a hint about smth., suggest smth.
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104 выбросить
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105 извергнуть
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106 исторгать
(что-л.)
1) (выбрасывать)
throw out; expel перен.
2) (вырывать)
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107 раскидать
(что-л.)
scatter; throw out/about* * ** * *раскидывать; раскидать scatter; throw out/about* * * -
108 расстраивать
несовер. - расстраивать; совер. - расстроить1) ( приводить в беспорядок)disorder, disturb; throw into confusion/disorder, unsettle; break up2) ( выводить из строя)upset, disrupt; derange; disorganize3) ( причинять ущерб)ruin; wreck; impair, damage; shatter; disturb, spoil4) ( причинять вред)shatter; ruin (здоровье)5) ( мешать осуществлению)frustrate, derange, thwart; foil6) ( огорчать)upset, put out (of humo(u)r); disturb7) муз. put/throw out of tune, untune -
109 отвергать
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110 увольнять
fire глагол:sack (увольнять, грабить, отдавать на разграбление, класть в мешок, ссыпать в мешок, насыпать в мешки)muster out (увольнять, демобилизовать)shelve (откладывать в долгий ящик, отлого спускаться, ставить на полку, оборудовать полками, класть в долгий ящик, увольнять)hoof out (увольнять, выгонять с работы)словосочетание:give the gate (увольнять, давать отставку) -
111 уволить
1) General subject: boot out, boot round, can, can (служащего), canner (служащего), discard, discharge, dismiss, dispense, displace, fire out (с работы), give, give somebody the sack (кого-либо), give the bag (кого-л.), give the chuck, give the gate, give the mitten, give the push, give the shove, kick out, kiss off, muster out, pay off (рабочих), pension off, relieve, remove, retire, rif, send away, send packing (кого-л.), send to grass, send to the right-about (кого-л.), shelve, spare, stand off (на время), superannuate, terminate (YakovF), give the ax, give the axe, give the bird, give the sack, give the walking papers (to someone), hoof out, put to grass, send about his business (кого-л.), give someone his walking-papers, give the elbow2) Colloquial: boot, fire, hand a discharge (кого-л.), hoof, hooves, sack, give the boot, give the order of the boot, downsize3) American: drop, give the air, give the airs6) Diplomatic term: throw out of work (кого-л.)7) Jargon: fluff off, give( someone) the ax, give the bird, let out, pinkslip, ship, gate, give (someone) the gate8) American English: to be let go or to let someone go (used in the general sense when it is not clear whether one is fired or laid off.)10) Current usage: ditch11) Phraseological unit: give the heave-ho (I'm looking for work again because they gave me the old heave-ho.") -
112 выводить
derive, deduce матем., deduct, ( формулу) develop, draw* * *выводи́ть гл.1. ( удалять) remove, withdraw2. (формулу, уравнение) deduce, derive3. эл. bring out, take (out) to …, terminate at4.:выводи́ть из зацепле́ния — disengage, throw out of gear, unmeshвыводи́ть из равнове́сия — disturb the equilibrium, disturb from equilibrium (condition)выводи́ть из стро́я — disable, damage, put out of actionвыводи́ть из ци́кла — remove from the cycleвыводи́ть из эксплуата́ции — remove from [take out of] serviceвыводи́ть концы́ — bring out leadsвыводи́ть на орби́ту — place on [in] orbitвыводи́ть на пане́ли — bring out to sockets -
113 выставлять
exhibit глагол:exhibit (выставлять, выставляться, показывать, экспонировать, экспонировать на выставке, проявлять качества) -
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115 испускать
1) General subject: breathe (запах), effuse (запах и т. п.), emanate, emit, exhale, fling, give off, give out, give up, heave, pour (свет, тепло и т. п. тж. уст. pour forth), radiate, radiate (лучи), rip out (крик), send (свет, запах), send forth, send out, shoot (свет), utter, vapor (пар, газы, дым; тж. vapour forth, vapour out, vapour up), vapour (пар, газы, дым, тж. vapour forth, vapour out, vapour up), vent, volley (крики, жалобы), volley forth (крики, жалобы), volume2) Medicine: irradiate5) Astronautics: eject7) Drilling: release -
116 вышибать
(кого-л./что-л.); разг.
1) knock out; break in (о двери и т. п.)
2) (выгонять)
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118 вышибать
(кого-л./что-л.)несовер. - вышибать; совер. - вышибить; разг.1) knock out; break in (о двери и т. п.)2) ( выгонять)chuck out, kick out, throw outвышибать кого-л. со службы — to kick smb. out of his job, to fire/sack smb.
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119 испускать
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120 выбрасывание
1) General subject: ejection, elimination, outcast, outthrow, throw-out2) Geology: throwing out3) Military: extraction, kick-out4) Chemistry: ejaculation6) Economy: discarding8) Business: striking out, throwing away9) Makarov: ejaculation (жидкости), ejection (дыма, лавы и т.п.), expulsion, extrusion (нити спорами), projection
См. также в других словарях:
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