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1 drip
[drɪp] 1. vк(р)а́пати, па́дати кра́плямиthe tap is dripping — кран тече́
2. nto drip with wet — промо́кнути до ни́тки
1) кра́пання2) шум па́даючих кра́пель3) архт. = dripstone 1)4) гірн. капі́ж -
2 drip
1. n1) крапання; стікання крапель2) капель3) шум падаючих крапель4) гірн. капіжdrip lubrication — тех. крапельне змащування
2. v1) крапати; стікати2) виливати, розливати* * *I n1) капання, стікання крапель; капання, капіж; шум падаючих крапель; крапля; гipн. капель, капіж2) = dripstone I3) = drip-feedII v III nпрост.1) покидьок, паскуда2) тюхтій; слинько3) слізлива чутливість, слинявість
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