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decay [dɪˈkeɪ]a. [food, vegetation, corpse, flesh] se décomposer ; [tooth] se carierb. [building] se délabrerc. [radioactive particle] se désintégrerd. [civilization] décliner ; [district, system] se délabrer[+ tooth] carier3. nouna. [of food, vegetation] pourriture fb. [of tooth] carie fc. [of building] délabrement md. [of radioactive particle] désintégration fe. [of system, region, city] déclin m• social/industrial decay déclin m social/industriel* * *[dɪ'keɪ] 1.1) ( rot) (of timber, vegetation) pourriture f; (of house, area) délabrement mto fall into decay — [building] se délabrer
2) ( dental) carie f2.1) ( rot) [timber, vegetation, food] pourrir; [corpse] se décomposer; [tooth] se carier; [bone] se détériorer2) ( disintegrate) [building] se détériorer -
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A n1 ( rot) (of timber, meat, vegetation) pourriture f ; (of building, area, façade) délabrement m ; to fall into decay [building] se délabrer ;2 Dent carie f ; tooth ou dental decay la carie dentaire ; to have decay avoir des caries ; to prevent decay éviter les caries ;3 Geol décomposition f ;4 Phys désintégration f ;5 fig (of society, culture) déclin m ; (of economy, institution, industry) délabrement m, déclin m ; (of nation, civilization) décadence f, déchéance f ; moral decay déchéance morale.C vi1 ( rot) [timber, vegetation, food] pourrir ; [corpse] se décomposer, se putréfier ; [tooth] se gâter, se carier ; [bone] se détériorer, se carier spec ;4 Geol se décomposer ;5 Phys se désintégrer. -
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decay [dɪ'keɪ](a) (rot → food, wood, flowers) pourrir; (→ meat) s'avarier, pourrir; (→ corpse) se décomposer; (→ tooth) se carier; (→ building) se délabrer; (→ stone) s'effriter, se désagréger3 noun(a) (of food, wood, flowers) pourriture f; (of corpse) décomposition f; (of teeth) carie f; (of building) délabrement m; (of stone) effritement m, désagrégation f;∎ area of decay (in tooth) zone f cariée(b) figurative (of beauty, faculties) délabrement m; (of family, country) décadence f, déchéance f; (of civilization) déclin m;∎ also figurative to fall into decay se délabrer;∎ in an advanced state of decay (building) dans un état de délabrement avancé; (corpse) dans un état de putréfaction avancé;∎ moral decay déchéance f morale -
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decay nзатуханиеdecay characteristicхарактеристика затуханияthrust decayпадение тяги -
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decay level — уровень затухания звука;decay rate — скорость затухания; decay time — время затухания -
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decay [dɪˊkeɪ]1. n1) гние́ние, распа́д2) разложе́ние, упа́док, загнива́ние; распа́д (государства, семьи и т.п.);to fall into decay приходи́ть в упа́док, разруша́ться
3) расстро́йство ( здоровья)4) разруше́ние ( здания)5) физ. распа́д6) сгни́вшая часть ( яблока и т.п.)2. v1) гнить, разлага́ться2) по́ртиться; ухудша́ться; хире́ть, слабе́ть, угаса́ть3) приходи́ть в упа́док; распада́ться (о государстве, семье и т.п.)4) опусти́ться ( о человеке)5) физ. распада́ться (to) -
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- decay
- n1. гниение, разложение
2. выветривание
3. затухание ( колебаний)
4. истощение ( водного источника)
- decay of wood
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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decay time1 AKUS, ELEK Abklingzeit fdecay time2 ELEK Abfallzeit f (Zeit des Geringerwerdens); Ausschwingdauer f -
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decay I v 1. verfallen, zerfallen; verwittern (Gestein); 2. vermodern, morsch werden, zerfallen (Holz); verfaulen; 3. abnehmen, abklingen (z. B. Schwingungen) decay II 1. Verfall m, Zerfall m; Verwitterung f (von Gestein); 2. Vermoderung f (von Holz); 3. Abnehmen n, Abklingen n (z. B. von Schwingungen)English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > decay
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10 decay of wood
- decay of wood
- nгниение [загнивание] древесины
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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11 decay-resistant
Англо-русский словарь строительных терминов > decay-resistant
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12 decay
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13 decay process
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14 decay
decay v abklingen, abnehmenEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > decay
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15 decay characteristic
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > decay characteristic
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16 decay coefficient
decay coefficient 1. Dämpfungsfaktor m, logarithmisches Dekrement n, Abklingkonstante f; 2. Zerfallskonstante fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > decay coefficient
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17 decay current
decay current Ausschwingstrom mEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > decay current
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18 decay curve
decay curve Abklingkurve fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > decay curve
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19 decay exponentially
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > decay exponentially
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20 decay factor
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > decay factor
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