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121 подопытное животное
•Test animals have survived very deep dives.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > подопытное животное
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122 SP
1) General subject: spar production platform (–named for logs used as buoys in shipping and moored in place vertically, is a type of floating oil platform typically used in very deep waters – an alternative to conventional platforms)2) Politics: Spain -
123 удаление хвостов горнообогатительных предприятий в большие глубины моря
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > удаление хвостов горнообогатительных предприятий в большие глубины моря
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124 abyss
ə'bis(a very deep or bottomless hole or chasm.) abismotr[ə'bɪs]1 abismoabyss [ə'bɪs, 'æbɪs] n: abismo m, sima fn.(§ pl.: abysses) = abismo s.m.• precipicio s.m.• profundidad s.f.• sima s.f.• tragadero s.m.• voladero s.m.ə'bɪsnoun (liter) abismo m[ǝ'bɪs]N (lit) abismo m, sima f ; (fig) abismo m* * *[ə'bɪs]noun (liter) abismo m -
125 bottomless
adjective (very deep: a bottomless pit.) sin fondotr['bɒtəmləs]1 sin fondo, insondablebottomless ['bɑt̬əmləs] adj: sin fondo, sin límitesadj.• insondable adj.• sin fondo adj.• visionario, -a adj.'bɑːtəmləs, 'bɒtəmlɪsadjective <well/shaft> sin fondohe's a bottomless pit — tiene la solitaria (fam), es un barril sin fondo (AmL fam)
['bɒtǝmlɪs]ADJ [pit] sin fondo, insondable; [supply] interminable* * *['bɑːtəmləs, 'bɒtəmlɪs]adjective <well/shaft> sin fondohe's a bottomless pit — tiene la solitaria (fam), es un barril sin fondo (AmL fam)
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126 crevasse
kri'væs(a very deep crack or split in a glacier.) grieta de glaciartr[krə'væs]1 grieta, fisuracrevasse [krɪ'væs] n: grieta f, fisura fn.• brecha en un dique s.f.• grieta s.f.• grieta en un helero s.f.krə'væsnoun grieta f ( en un glaciar)[krɪ'væs]N grieta f* * *[krə'væs]noun grieta f ( en un glaciar) -
127 specialist
noun (a person who makes a very deep study of one branch of a subject or field: Dr Brown is a heart specialist.) especialistaspecialist n especialistatr['speʃəlɪst]1 (expert) especialista nombre masulino o femenino (in, en)2 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL especialista nombre masulino o femenino■ heart specialist especialista de corazón, cardiólogo,-a1 especializado,-aspecialist ['spɛʃəlɪst] n: especialista mfn.• especialista s.m.,f.'speʃələst, 'speʃəlɪsta) ( expert) especialista mf; (before n) <knowledge, dictionary, shop> especializadob) ( Med) especialista mf['speʃǝlɪst]1.N especialista mfheart specialist — (Med) especialista mf del corazón
2.ADJ especializadospecialist knowledge — conocimientos mpl especializados
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128 Abgrund
m1. abyss, chasm; steil: precipice; gähnender Abgrund yawning abyss; die Abgründe der menschlichen Seele fig. the unplumbed depths of the human soul2. nur Sg.; fig. (Ruin) downfall, ruin; am Rande des Abgrunds stehen be on the brink of ruin ( oder disaster), auch be staring disaster in the face; Politik am Rande des Abgrunds political brink(s)manship3. fig. (Kluft) gulf, chasm, great divide; zwischen ihnen tun sich Abgründe auf there is a growing divide between them; i-e politischen Ansichten trennt ein Abgrund the difference between their political views is like a chasm; der Abgrund der Zeit Lit. (Shakespeare) the abysm of time* * *der Abgrundchasm; abyss; precipice; gulf* * *Ạb|grundmprecipice; (= Schlucht, fig) abyss, chasmdiese Politik bedeutet ein Wandeln am Rande des Abgrundes — this policy is an exercise in brinkmanship
in einen Abgrund von Verrat/Gemeinheit blicken (fig) — to stare into a bottomless pit of treason/baseness
die menschlichen Abgründe, der Abgrund der menschlichen Seele — the darkest depths of the human soul
* * *(a very deep or bottomless hole or chasm.) abyss* * *Ab·grundm2. (Verderben) abyssjdn in den \Abgrund treiben to force sb to ruinam Rande des \Abgrunds stehen to be on the brink of disaster [or ruin]ein \Abgrund tut sich auf an abyss opened up* * *1) (Schlucht) abyss; chasm; (Abhang) precipice2) (fig. geh.) dark abyss* * *Abgrund m1. abyss, chasm; steil: precipice;gähnender Abgrund yawning abyss;die Abgründe der menschlichen Seele fig the unplumbed depths of the human soulam Rande des Abgrunds stehen be on the brink of ruin ( oder disaster), auch be staring disaster in the face;Politik am Rande des Abgrunds political brink(s)manship3. fig (Kluft) gulf, chasm, great divide;zwischen ihnen tun sich Abgründe auf there is a growing divide between them;i-e politischen Ansichten trennt ein Abgrund the difference between their political views is like a chasm;* * *1) (Schlucht) abyss; chasm; (Abhang) precipice2) (fig. geh.) dark abyss* * *-¨e m.abysm n.abyss n.(§ pl.: abysses)gulf n.precipice n.
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