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1 запускать запус·кать
(ракету, космический аппарат) to launchRussian-english dctionary of diplomacy > запускать запус·кать
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2 запускати
I = запустити1) ( мотор) to start (up)2) (ракету, космічний апарат) to launch3) ( жбурнути) to fling, to shy, to throwII = запуститизапускати руку в чиюсь кишеню — to dip one's hand into smb.'s pocket
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3 спутник
* * *спу́тник м. астр. косм.
satelliteвозвраща́ть спу́тник для повто́рного испо́льзования — recover a satelliteспу́тник враща́ется по земно́й орби́те — the satellite orbits the Earthзапуска́ть спу́тник — launch a satelliteзапусти́ть спу́тник на орби́ту — inject [place] a satellite in orbitспу́тник кача́ется — the satellite wobblesспу́тник кувырка́ется — the satellite tumblesследи́ть за спу́тником — track a satelliteспусти́ть спу́тник с орби́ты — de-orbit a satelliteстабилизи́ровать спу́тник по простра́нственному положе́нию — attitude-stabilize a satelliteесте́ственный спу́тник — natural satelliteспу́тник Земли́ — Earth satelliteиску́сственный спу́тник — artificial [man-made] satelliteметеорологи́ческий спу́тник — weather satelliteобита́емый спу́тник — habitable [manned] satelliteсвязно́й спу́тник — communication satelliteсвязно́й, акти́вный спу́тник — active communication satelliteсвязно́й, пасси́вный спу́тник — passive communication satelliteсвязно́й, ретрансляцио́нный спу́тник — repeater communication satelliteсинхро́нный спу́тник — synchronous [stationary, 24-hour] satelliteстациона́рный спу́тник — stationary [24-hour, synchronous] satelliteтелевизио́нный спу́тник — television satelliteуправля́емый спу́тник — maneuverable satellite -
4 спътник
1. fellow-traveller, companion2. acmp., косм. satellite(изкуствен) sputnik* * *спъ̀тник,м., -ци, (два) спъ̀тника 1. fellow-traveller, companion;2. астр., косм. satellite; ( изкуствен) sputnik; изстрелвам \спътникк launch a satellite; \спътникк-ретранслатор communication satellite.* * *companion ; satellite (астр.)* * *1. (изкуствен) sputnik 2. acmp., косм. satellite 3. fellow-traveller, companion 4. пускам СПЪТНИК launch a satellite -
5 спутник
м1) companion [-'pæn-]; ( по путешествию тж) fellow traveler2) астр satellite (of the Earth), sputnikзапусти́ть спу́тник — launch a satellite
метеорологи́ческий спу́тник — weather satellite
спу́тник свя́зи — communication satellite
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6 спутник
satellite, sputnikзапустить (искусственный) спутник — to launch / to shoot up a satellite
метеорологический спутник — weather / meteorological satellite
обитаемый / пилотируемый спутник, спутник с человеком / экипажем на борту — manned satellite
телевизионный спутник — television / TV satellite
спутник системы раннего предупреждения о ракетно-ядерном нападении — integrated missile early warning satellite
спутники тактической связи — tactical communications satellites, TACSAT
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