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mock [mɒk]1 noun∎ to make a mock of sb/sth tourner qn/qch en dérision(a) (imitation) faux (fausse), factice;∎ mock tortoiseshell (rims, frame) en imitation écaille∎ mock horror/surprise horreur f/surprise f feinte;∎ mock trial/elections simulacre m de procès/d'élections∎ don't mock the afflicted! ne te moque pas des malheureux!se moquer;∎ you shouldn't mock tu ne devrais pas te moquer►► mock battle exercice m de combat;School & University mock examination examen m blanc;Botany mock orange seringa m;mock trial simulacre m de procès;American mock turtleneck pull m à col cheminée;mock turtle soup consommé m à la tête de veauBritish faire une maquette de -
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mock [mɒk]( = scoff at) se moquer de ; ( = mimic) parodier3. adjective[anger, modesty] simulé4. plural noun5. compounds* * *[mɒk] 1.noun GB School examen m blanc2.adjective (before n)1) ( imitation) [suede, ivory] faux/fausse2) ( feigned) simulé3.transitive verb se moquer de4.intransitive verb se moquer -
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B adj (before n)1 ( imitation) [suede, ivory] faux/fausse (before n) ; mock leather similicuir m ; mock-Gothic/-Tudor architecture faux-gothique m/faux-Tudor m ;2 ( feigned) [innocence, horror, humility] feint, simulé ; [accident, battle, trial] simulé ; in mock terror/innocence en feignant la terreur/l'innocence ;C vtr1 ( laugh at) se moquer de [person, action, attempt] ;D vi se moquer.■ mock up:▶ mock [sth] up, mock up [sth] réaliser une maquette de. -
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mock [mɒk]1. n1) посме́шище;to make a mock of вышу́чивать
2) осмея́ние; насме́шка3) подража́ние; паро́дия2. a1) подде́льный;mock marriage фикти́вный брак
2) притво́рный; мни́мый; ло́жный3) пароди́йный◊ ;3. v1) насмеха́ться (at); высме́ивать, осме́ивать2) передра́знивать; пароди́ровать3) своди́ть на не́т (усилия); де́лать бесполе́зным, беспло́дным -
5 mock-heroic
mock-he·ro·ic[ˌmɒkhɪˈrəʊɪk, AM -roʊ-]adj ART, LIT komisch-ernst, Ulk-* * *A adj (adv mock-heroically) komisch-heroisch:mock-heroic poem → B -
6 Mock Seam
This consists of a thread inserted all the way down the back of the leg of a seamless stocking to give the impression that it has been made in a flat piece like the fully-fashioned article which has its two edges joined subsequently by a seam. It may be done on the seamless machine as the stocking is being knitted or a seam of thread may be rapidly inserted at a subsequent operation. Both the mock fashionings and the mock seam have a very definite usefulness as they indicate the centre line of the stocking to the launderer who is thus able to keep them straight. Without this mock seam, it is often difficult to prevent twisting or corkscrewing of the hose. -
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9 Mock Fashioned
This refers to the marks made on a seamless stocking when at the usual fashioning points are given open stitches produced by the jacks used for the automatic welt turning. These open stitches are placed on each side of the centre needle along back of the leg. They are intended to imitate the narrowings made at the calf of the leg and again at the ankle, but in real narrowings two stitches are superimposed on other two. With mock fashion marks, the stitch is open in character and no real narrowing or reduction in the number of loops is effected. -
10 Mock Grandrelle Yarns
These are single yarns spun from double roving, one of which is coloured to simulate the effect of a two-fold grandrelle obtained by twisting two threads together. Mock grandrelle being only a single yarn, is not as strong as two-fold of equivalent count, but it is cheaper. A grandrelle effect may also be obtained by printing the yarn.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Mock Grandrelle Yarns
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11 Mock Leno
An imitation gauze obtained partly by the method of reeding and partly by the weave. The simplest form is reeded three in a dent, with the weave A. If dents are left empty at the points G the open effect is more. ▪ pronounced. A typical cloth has 68 ends and 80 picks per inch, 30's warp and 32's weft. A coarser yarn can be used for the floating thread. Weave B shows a mock leno on 8 ends and 8 picks that is much used. -
12 mock marriage
mock marriage фиктивный брак -
13 mock moon
mock moon = paraselene -
14 mock sun
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15 mock up
mock up coll. импровизировать -
16 mock-heroic lit.
mock-heroic lit. 1. noun 1) ироикомический стиль 2) произведение в ироико-мическом стиле 2. noun ироикомический -
17 mock-turtlesoup
mock-turtlesoup noun суп из телячьей головы -
18 mock-up
mock-up [ˊmɒkʌp] nмаке́т или моде́ль в натура́льную величину́ -
19 mock-up study
- mock-up study
- nмодельные эксперименты [исследования]
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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20 mock window
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