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1 back-to-normal signal
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > back-to-normal signal
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2 back-to-normal signal
знак окончания передачи; сигнал отбояАнгло-русский словарь технических терминов > back-to-normal signal
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3 back-to-normal signal
1) Техника: знак окончания передачи, сигнал отбоя2) Телефония: сигнал "отбоя" -
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5 situation is back to normal
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > situation is back to normal
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6 situation is back to normal
Politics english-russian dictionary > situation is back to normal
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7 traffic is back to normal
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8 addition of vitamin E raises the phosphate content back to normal
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > addition of vitamin E raises the phosphate content back to normal
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9 be back to normal operation
Математика: снова работать нормальноУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > be back to normal operation
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10 get back to normal
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11 go back to normal
Общая лексика: вернуться в нормальное русло -
12 it will be back to normal
Общая лексика: все будет, как преждеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > it will be back to normal
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13 was back to normal
שב למסלולו, חזר למהלכו התקין* * *◙ ןיקתה וכלהמל רזח,ולולסמל בש◄ -
14 life is getting back to normal
Politics english-russian dictionary > life is getting back to normal
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15 the republic is reported back to normal
по поступающим сообщениям, обстановка в республике нормализоваласьPolitics english-russian dictionary > the republic is reported back to normal
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18 spring-loaded safety valve with seat automatically rises to vent excess internal pressure to the atmosphere and closes once pressure is back to normal
пружинный предохранительный клапан с автоматическим открытием выхода воздуха из пневмосистемы и закрытием клапана при нормализации давленияАнгло-русский словарь по машиностроению > spring-loaded safety valve with seat automatically rises to vent excess internal pressure to the atmosphere and closes once pressure is back to normal
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19 normal
1. adjectiveb. ( = correct, logique) c'est normal ! it's quite natural!• ce n'est pas normal ( = c'est bizarre) there must be something wrong ; ( = ce n'est pas juste) that's not right2. feminine nounb. Normale sup ( = École normale supérieure) grande école for training teachers → GRANDES ÉCOLES━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━* * *il est normal que — (+ subj) it is natural that
il n'est pas normal que — (+ subj) it is not right that
* * *nɔʀmal, o normal, -e normaux mpl1. adj1) (= ordinaire) normalC'est tout à fait normal, il n'y a pas à s'inquiéter. — It's perfectly natural, there's no reason to worry.
2) (= habituel) usual, normalne pas être dans son état normal — not to be feeling oneself, not to be one's usual self
3) (= justifié) naturalJe trouve tout à fait normal que ce ne soit pas gratuit. — I think it's quite right that it's not free.
2. nfla normale — the norm, the average
* * *A adj1 ( sain) [personne, comportement] normal; ne pas être dans son état normal not to be oneself, not to be one's usual self;2 ( non exceptionnel) [situation, événement] normal; ( habituel) [âge, tarif] normal; il est normal que it is natural that (+ subj); il n'est pas normal que it is not right that (+ subj); trouver normal que to find it natural that (+ subj); c'est pas normal! it's not right!; quoi de plus normal? what could be more natural?; pas de quoi, c'est normal not at all, it's natural;3 Math ( perpendiculaire) normal (à to).B normale nf1 ( moyenne) average; une intelligence au-dessous/au-dessus de la normale a below-average/an above-average intelligence; la température est au-dessous/au-dessus de la normale the temperature is below/above average; inférieur de 20% à la normale 20% below average; les normales saisonnières Météo seasonal averages;2 ( norme) norm; retour à la normale return to normal;3 Math perpendicular.1. [ordinaire - vie, personne] normal ; [ - taille] normal, standard ; [ - accouchement, procédure] normal, straightforwardce n'est pas normal: la lampe ne s'allume pas, ce n'est pas normal the light isn't coming on, there's something wrong (with it)il n'est pas rentré, ce n'est pas normal he's not back yet, something must have happened (to him)en temps normal in normal circumstances, normallymais c'est bien normal, voyons it's only natural, don't worry about it4. (familier) [mentalement] normalelle n'est pas très normale, celle-là! she's not quite normal!————————normale nom féminin1. [situation] normal (situation)4. [moyenne] average5. ÉDUCATION -
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normal ['nɔ:məl](a) (common, typical, standard) normal;∎ a perfectly normal baby un bébé parfaitement normal;∎ under normal conditions of use dans des conditions normales d'utilisation;∎ this is not normal behaviour ce n'est pas un comportement normal;∎ familiar he's just a normal kind of bloke c'est un type tout ce qu'il y a de (plus) banal;∎ it's normal for it to rain in April il est normal ou naturel qu'il pleuve en avril;∎ any normal person would have… toute personne normalement constituée aurait…(b) (habitual) habituel, normal;∎ at the normal time à l'heure habituelle2 noun∎ temperatures above normal des températures au-dessus de la normale;∎ to get back to normal revenir à la normale, rentrer dans l'ordre;∎ he'll soon be back to normal tout rentrera bientôt dans l'ordre; (in health) il sera bientôt remis sur pied;∎ things are back to normal again tout est rentré dans l'ordre;∎ the situation has returned to normal la situation est revenue à la normale►► normal distribution distribution f normale;normal distribution curve courbe f de distribution normale
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back */*/*/ — I UK [bæk] / US adverb 1) a) in the direction that is behind you Don t look back, but there s a man following us. He asked us to move back a few yards. b) in a position where your back is leaning backwards lean/sit/lie back: She leant back in her … English dictionary
