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1 извилистый
1) General subject: anfractuous, convoluted, crablike, crank, cranky, devious, flexuous, meandering (о реке, дороге), meandrous, quirky, serpentine, sinuous, snaky, tortuous, twiddly, twisted, twisty, vermiculate, voluminous, wandering (о реке, дороге и т. п.), winding, curving (К дому вeла извилистая подъездная дорога. - A curving drive led to the house.), (a bendy road) bendy, windy2) Biology: gyrose3) Naval: intricate, vermiculated5) Botanical term: anfractuose, flexuose, flexuose (лат. flexuosus), sinuate, sinuated, tortuous (лат. flexuosus)8) Construction: wavy-grained9) Mining: wavy10) Forestry: buttressed, crooked-grown, curved11) Oil: crinkled13) Automation: nosing14) Marine science: meandering (о реке)15) Makarov: crabby, serpentinous, tortuous (о пути, траектории) -
2 изогнутый
1) General subject: arched, bandy, beaked, bent, convoluted, crook, crooked, curly, curvaceous, curved, embowed, falciform, flexuose, flexuous, hamiform, hawked, kneed, squiggly, upturned, whaleback, whalebacked, wraparound, wrapround, hooked3) Biology: flamboyant, fornicate5) Medicine: twisted8) Bookish: ancistroid, circumflex9) Rare: tortive12) Forestry: kinked, serpentine (о передней стенке или фасадной поверхности, корпусного изделия мебели), thrawn, writhed13) Metallurgy: curve14) Music: hooded15) Special term: fornicated
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