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['vɔːteks]* * *vortex /ˈvɔ:tɛks/1 (mecc. dei fluidi) vortice ( anche fig.); turbine: the vortex of war, il vortice della guerra; a vortex of emotions, un vortice di emozioni● (tecn.) vortex cage meter, contatore a turbina □ vortex line, linea vorticosa □ vortex ring, spira ( di un fluido) □ vortex sheet, strato vorticoso □ vortex street, coppia di piani vorticosi ( sulle ali di un aereo)vorticala.vorticallyavv.vorticityn. [u](mecc. dei fluidi) vorticitàvorticose, vortiginousa.vorticoso.* * *['vɔːteks] -
2 vortex vor·tex n
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3 вихрь волос
( vortex pilorum) vortice del peloРусско-итальянский медицинский словарь с указателями русских и латинских терминов > вихрь волос
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( vortex pilorum) vortice del peloРусско-итальянский медицинский словарь с указателями русских и латинских терминов > завиток волос
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( vortex cordis) vortice cardiacoРусско-итальянский медицинский словарь с указателями русских и латинских терминов > завиток сердца
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1) ( ушной раковины) (helix) elice2) ( vortex) vorticeРусско-итальянский медицинский словарь с указателями русских и латинских терминов > завиток
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I [weɪk] II [weɪk]nome (over dead person) veglia f. funebreIII 1. [weɪk]verbo transitivo (anche wake up) (pass. woke, ant. waked; p.pass. woken, ant. waked) svegliare, destare [ person]; fig. risvegliare, destare [desires, memories]2.to wake sb. from a dream — svegliare qcn. da un sogno
verbo intransitivo (anche wake up) (pass. woke, ant. waked; p.pass. woken, ant. waked) (ri) svegliarsishe finally woke (up) to her responsibilities — fig. finalmente si rese conto delle proprie responsabilità
- wake up* * *I [weik] past tense - woke; verb(to bring or come back to consciousness after being asleep: He woke to find that it was raining; Go and wake the others, will you?)- wakeful- wakefully
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- wake up II [weik] noun(a strip of smooth-looking or foamy water left behind a ship.)* * *I [weɪk] n(of ship) sciaII [weɪk] n(over corpse) veglia funebreIII [weɪk] woke or waked pt woken or waked pp1. vi(also: wake up) svegliarsi, destarsiwake up! (also) fig — svegliati!
2. vt(also: wake up) svegliare, (memories, desires) risvegliare* * *wake (1) /weɪk/n.1 (spec. irl.) veglia funebre2 (pl.) (stor., nell'Inghil. sett.) festa annuale (spec. celebrata dagli operai): wakes week, vacanza di una o due settimane.wake (2) /weɪk/n.(naut., astron.) scia ( anche fig.): in the wake of, nella scia di; (fig.) sulle orme di, al seguito di, in seguito a● (aeron.) wake vortex, vortice di scia □ (fig.) to follow in the wake of, essere la conseguenza di (qc.).♦ (to) wake /weɪk/A v. i.1 destarsi; svegliarsi; risvegliarsi; ( anche fig.) aprire gli occhi; (fig.) scuotersi: I woke (up) late and left without having any breakfast, mi sono svegliato tardi e sono uscito senza fare colazione; Wake up there!, su, scuotetevi!2 (fig.) risvegliarsi; animarsiB v. t.1 destare; svegliare; (fig.) scuotere: What time do you want to be woken?, a che ora vuoi essere svegliato?; Is there anything on earth that can wake him up?, ma c'è qualcosa al mondo che possa scuoterlo?3 (fig.) rievocare; suscitare: to wake memories, rievocare memorie; to wake passions, suscitare passioni● to wake an echo, suscitare un'eco □ to wake a place, turbare la quiete di un luogo □ (fam.) Wake up!, sveglia!; attenzione!* * *I [weɪk] II [weɪk]nome (over dead person) veglia f. funebreIII 1. [weɪk]verbo transitivo (anche wake up) (pass. woke, ant. waked; p.pass. woken, ant. waked) svegliare, destare [ person]; fig. risvegliare, destare [desires, memories]2.to wake sb. from a dream — svegliare qcn. da un sogno
verbo intransitivo (anche wake up) (pass. woke, ant. waked; p.pass. woken, ant. waked) (ri) svegliarsishe finally woke (up) to her responsibilities — fig. finalmente si rese conto delle proprie responsabilità
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VORTEX — En mécanique des fluides, on appelle vortex un type de tourbillon dans lequel la vitesse des particules du fluide en chaque point est inversement proportionnelle à la distance entre le point et le centre du tourbillon. Un tel tourbillon est… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Vortex — bezeichnet in der Strömungslehre ein Synonym für Wirbel, siehe Wirbel (Strömungslehre) in der Teichfiltertechnik eine mechanische Reinigungskammer, in der sich durch Schwerkraft größere Partikel absetzen und ausgefiltert werden können in der… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Vortex — Vor tex, n.; pl. E. {Vortexes}, L. {Vortices}. [L. vortex, vertex, icis, fr. vortere, vertere, to turn. See {Vertex}.] [1913 Webster] 1. A mass of fluid, especially of a liquid, having a whirling or circular motion tending to form a cavity or… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Vortex — (англ.) вихрь, круговорот: Музыка Arida Vortex московская пауэр метал группа. ICS Vortex VORTEX the GazettE single Игры Vortex Software британская компания, разработчик видеоигр. Техника Vortex86 процессор … Википедия
vortex — vórtex s. n. Trimis de siveco, 24.09.2005. Sursa: Dicţionar ortografic vórtex s. n. 1. Structură anatomică (muşchi, peri) dispusă în vârtej. 2. Vârtej cu antrenare de aer, care apare la aspiraţia apei dintr un bazin. (‹ fr., lat. vortex).… … Dicționar Român
vortex — efecto de remolino producido por el giro de una masa de fluido más o menos cilíndrica. Aparato de laboratorio para homogeneizar muestras Diccionario ilustrado de Términos Médicos.. Alvaro Galiano. 2010. vórtex Efecto de remolino producid … Diccionario médico
vortex — 1650s, whirlpool, eddying mass, from L. vortex, variant of vertex an eddy of water, wind, or flame; whirlpool; whirlwind, from stem of vertere to turn (see VERSUS (Cf. versus)). Plural form is vortices. Became prominent in 17c. theories of… … Etymology dictionary
vortex — [vôr′teks΄] n. pl. vortexes or vortices [vôr′tə sēz΄] [L vortex, var. of vertex: see VERTEX] 1. a whirling mass of water forming a vacuum at its center, into which anything caught in the motion is drawn; whirlpool 2. a whirl or powerful eddy of… … English World dictionary
Vortex — (lat.), 1) so v.w. Vertex; 2) Wirbel, Strudel, Knäuel; V. cartesianus, Cartesianischer Wirbel, s.d.; 3) V. purulentus, Eiterstock … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
vortex — *eddy, whirlpool, maelstrom … New Dictionary of Synonyms
vortex — has the plural form vortexes in general use, but vortices (pronounced vaw ti seez) in technical contexts … Modern English usage
