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1 gwint trapezowy niesymetryczny
• buttress thread• leaning threadSłownik polsko-angielski dla inżynierów > gwint trapezowy niesymetryczny
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2 język filaru
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3 zapora filarowa
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4 gurt
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > gurt
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5 łuk
m (G łuku) 1. (broń) bow- strzelać z łuku (do kogoś/czegoś) to shoot with a bow and arrow (at sb/sth)- napiąć łuk to draw a bow2. (kształt) arc; (zakręt) curve- łuk tęczy a rainbow, a rainbow arch- delikatne łuki jej brwi książk. the delicate arches of her eyebrows- na łuku drogi on the curve of the road- wygiąć grzbiet w łuk to arch one’s/its back- droga biegnie łukiem a. zatacza łuk the road curves- droga odchodzi łukiem w prawo/lewo the road swings to the right/left- droga omija łukiem centrum miasteczka the road skirts around a. bypasses the town centre- zatoczyć łuk ręką to make a sweeping gesture- samochód zatoczył szeroki łuk the car made a gentle curve3. Archit. arch- strzeliste łuki gotyckich katedr the soaring arches of gothic cathedrals4. Mat. arc 5. Anat. arch- łuk kostny a bony arch- łuk brwiowy a superciliary arch- kontuzja łuku brwiowego Sport a cut over the eye- łuk jarzmowy zygoma6. Muz. slur 7. Sport arc of the turn- □ łuk elektryczny Elektr. arc- łuk nocny Astron. nocturnal arc- łuk triumfalny Archit. triumphal arch■ omijać kogoś/coś szerokim łukiem (trzymać się z daleka) to give sb/sth a wide berth* * ** * *mi1. (= krzywizna) curve, arc, arch; łuk brwiowy eyebrow ridge; łuk elektryczny el. electric arc; zatoczyć łuk curve; obejść łukiem circumvent, bypass, go around; wygiąć się w łuk arch, bow.4. mat. arc.5. muz. tie, ligature.6. narty turn.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > łuk
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6 oporowy
a.techn. resisting, resistance; mur oporowy revetment; łuk oporowy flying buttress; stop oporowy resistor alloy; termometr oporowy resistance thermometer; technika oporowa narciarstwo braking wedge.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > oporowy
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7 podpora
* * *f.Gen.pl. -ór1. (= wsparcie, wzmocnienie) support, prop, buttress, shore; podpora rodziny przen. anchor, support, mainstay, comfort, crutch; wnuki są podporą mojej starości przen. the grandchildren are the comfort l. mainstay of my old age.2. techn. shore, stanchion; bud. abutment, cantilever, underpinning, bearing; górn. post, pillar, puncheon.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > podpora
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8 skarpa
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > skarpa
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9 umacniać
impf ⇒ umocnić* * *(mur, rusztowanie, przewagę) to reinforce, to strengthen; ( przyjaźń) to consolidate; WOJSK to fortify* * *ipf.1. (= wzmacniać) strengthen, bolster up, buttress; ( konstrukcję) reinforce, fortify; ( walutę) strengthen.2. (= utrwalać) solidify, add to ( sth); ( przekonanie) strengthen; ( przyjaźń) cement; umacniać kogoś w czymś confirm sb in sth; umocnić czyjeś postanowienie stiffen sb's resolve, confirm sb's resolution; umocnić swoją reputację enhance l. bolster up one's reputation; umocnić swoją pozycję na rynku consolidate one's position on the market.3. wojsk. fortify, entrench.ipf.1. (= stawać się mocniejszym) strengthen, consolidate, grow in strength; umacniać się w czymś stiffen in sth, become confirmed l. determined l. firm in sth; umacniać się w wierze be confirmed in one's faith l. beliefs.2. wojsk. fortify.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > umacniać
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10 wspierać
impf ⇒ wesprzeć* * *( podtrzymywać) to support; ( pomagać) to aid* * *ipf.3. (= wzmacniać, np. argumenty) support, bolster (up), reinforce.ipf.1. (= opierać się) lean, support o.s., prop o.s. up ( na czymś on sth) ( o coś against sth); wspierać się ręką/dłonią/głową o coś rest one's arm/hand/head on sth.2. (= podtrzymywać się wzajemnie) lean against each other.3. (= pomagać sobie wzajemnie) provide mutual support.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wspierać
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11 wspornik
m 1. Archit. truss; corbel spec. 2. Techn. truss, bracket* * *ARCHIT truss, corbel, TECH support, bracket* * *miGen. -a1. support, prop; bud. cantilever; (= przypora) buttress.2. techn. bearer, bracket.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wspornik
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12 łuk przyporowy
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13 skarp|a
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > skarp|a
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