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ч1) turn(ing); ( під час лавірування) tack(ing); ( вигин ріки) bend, curve, sinuosity, winding; ( шляху) detourповорот ліворуч кругом військ. — left-about turn
крутий поворот — sharp turning; volte-face, reversal of one's policy, change of front
поворот на 180° тех. — turnover
покажчик повороту авт. — turn indicator
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ч1) (перебіг, розвиток) course, going, march, currentхід історії — the course ( march) of history
задній хід — backward motion, back-draught, reverse
йти заднім ходом — to back (up)
повним ходом — at full speed, at full pelt
3) ( y грі) innings; шах. move; карт. lead, turnчий хід? (у шахах) — whose move is it?; ( у картах) whose turn ( to play) is it?, who leads?, whose lead is it?
хід конем шах. — move of the knight, knight's move; decisive move
вдалий хід — a fine stroke of policy, a master stroke, a clever move; coup
мертвий хід — no-load машинобуд., open-circuit
хід клавіші — key depression, keystroke, key stroke
7)бути в ходу — to be in demand, to be in vogue, to be popular
давати задній хід — to reverse the engine, to back
з ходу — without a pause; straight off
з чорного ходу — illegally, illicitly
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1) tight, tightly2) ( стрімко) steeply3) ( різко) abruptly, short4) ( суворо) sternly5)круто до вітру мор. — full and by
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