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1 wall framework
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Каркасная система стен здания из связанных стержней, промежутки между которыми заполняются кирпичом или другими материалами или изделиями
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3 wooden framework wall
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4 sheeting rails
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Каркасная система стен здания из связанных стержней, промежутки между которыми заполняются кирпичом или другими материалами или изделиями
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > sheeting rails
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5 FW
1) Компьютерная техника: Fast Write, File For Writing, Fortran Wrapper2) Морской термин: свободная вода (– измеренный объём воды в резервуаре, не находящейся в эмульсии с нефтепродуктом), free water3) Спорт: Fairway Wood, Fantasy Wrestling, Featherweight4) Военный термин: field worship, fire wall, fixed wing (в отличие от вертолёта), flight weight, fresh water, fixed-wing5) Техника: Frank-Wolfe algorithm, feed water, field weld, flat washer, foot wall, forward wave, fuel warranty, full wave, full word, плоская шайба6) Сельское хозяйство: fresh water table7) Химия: First Wall8) Математика: Formal Weak9) Метеорология: Field Wind10) Юридический термин: Fair Witness, Female White11) Грубое выражение: Fat Women, Fuck Wit, Fucking Weasel, Fucking Wonder12) Сокращение: Fighter Wing, Fiscal Week, Fringeworthy13) Электроника: Filament Wound, Fluctuating Wildly, Frequency Weights14) Вычислительная техника: freeware15) Нефть: field well, пресная вода, эксплуатационная скважина (field well)16) Картография: fog whistle17) Транспорт: Fifth Wheel, Formula Weight18) Пищевая промышленность: Friendly Wallaby19) Фирменный знак: Flug Werk, Forge World20) СМИ: Finding Wayne, Finnegans Wake, Fourth World21) Деловая лексика: Fat Wallet, переслано (forwarded)22) Глоссарий компании Сахалин Энерджи: fire water23) Полимеры: flash welding, full weight24) Программирование: Field Width, Function Word25) Автоматика: face width, firmware, flank wear26) Расширение файла: FrameWork Database file27) Строительные конструкции: угловой сварной шов (fillet weld (PSN))28) Электротехника: full-wave29) Имена и фамилии: Faith Weaver, Fred Wills, Friedrich Wilhelm30) Должность: Fellow Worker31) Чат: Flame Wars -
6 fw
1) Компьютерная техника: Fast Write, File For Writing, Fortran Wrapper2) Морской термин: свободная вода (– измеренный объём воды в резервуаре, не находящейся в эмульсии с нефтепродуктом), free water3) Спорт: Fairway Wood, Fantasy Wrestling, Featherweight4) Военный термин: field worship, fire wall, fixed wing (в отличие от вертолёта), flight weight, fresh water, fixed-wing5) Техника: Frank-Wolfe algorithm, feed water, field weld, flat washer, foot wall, forward wave, fuel warranty, full wave, full word, плоская шайба6) Сельское хозяйство: fresh water table7) Химия: First Wall8) Математика: Formal Weak9) Метеорология: Field Wind10) Юридический термин: Fair Witness, Female White11) Грубое выражение: Fat Women, Fuck Wit, Fucking Weasel, Fucking Wonder12) Сокращение: Fighter Wing, Fiscal Week, Fringeworthy13) Электроника: Filament Wound, Fluctuating Wildly, Frequency Weights14) Вычислительная техника: freeware15) Нефть: field well, пресная вода, эксплуатационная скважина (field well)16) Картография: fog whistle17) Транспорт: Fifth Wheel, Formula Weight18) Пищевая промышленность: Friendly Wallaby19) Фирменный знак: Flug Werk, Forge World20) СМИ: Finding Wayne, Finnegans Wake, Fourth World21) Деловая лексика: Fat Wallet, переслано (forwarded)22) Глоссарий компании Сахалин Энерджи: fire water23) Полимеры: flash welding, full weight24) Программирование: Field Width, Function Word25) Автоматика: face width, firmware, flank wear26) Расширение файла: FrameWork Database file27) Строительные конструкции: угловой сварной шов (fillet weld (PSN))28) Электротехника: full-wave29) Имена и фамилии: Faith Weaver, Fred Wills, Friedrich Wilhelm30) Должность: Fellow Worker31) Чат: Flame Wars -
7 peg
1. noun(for holding together parts of framework) Stift, der; (for tying things to) Pflock, der; (for hanging things on) Haken, der; (clothes peg) Wäscheklammer, die; (for holding tent-ropes) Hering, der; (Mus.): (for adjusting strings) Wirbel, deroff the peg — (Brit.): (ready-made) von der Stange (ugs.)
take somebody down a peg [or two] — (fig.) jemandem einen Dämpfer aufsetzen od. geben
2. transitive verb,a peg to hang something on — (fig.) ein Aufhänger für etwas
- gg-1) (fix with peg) mit Stiften/Pflöcken befestigenpeg wages/prices/exchange rates — Löhne/Preise/Wechselkurse stabil halten
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/89925/peg_away">peg away- peg out* * *[peɡ] 1. noun1) (a usually short, not very thick, piece of wood, metal etc used to fasten or mark something: There were four pegs stuck in the ground.) der Pflock2) (a hook on a wall or door for hanging clothes etc on: Hang your clothes on the pegs in the cupboard.) der Kleiderhaken3) ((also clothes-peg) a wooden or plastic clip for holding clothes etc to a rope while drying.) die Wäscheklammer2. verb(to fasten with a peg: She pegged the clothes on the washing-line.) aufhängen- take someone down a peg or two- take down a peg or two
- take someone down a peg
- take down a peg* * *[peg]I. nguitar/violin \peg Gitarren-/Geigenwirbel mtent \peg Hering mto buy off the \peg ( fig) von der Stange kaufento hang sth on a \peg etw aufhängen [o an einen Haken hängento use sth as a \peg for sth etw als Anlass für etw akk nehmento make/throw a \peg einen Peg machen/werfenadjustable \peg limitierte Stufenflexibilitätcrawling \peg Gleitparität f5.▶ to need taking down a \peg einen Dämpfer verdienenII. vt<- gg->▪ to \peg sth1. (bind down) etw mit Haken sichern2. (hold at certain level) etw fixierento \peg a currency eine Währung stützento \peg emissions at a certain level die Emissionshöhe auf einen bestimmten Wert begrenzento \peg prices Preise stützento \peg wage increases to the cost-of-living index Lohnerhöhungen pl auf dem Niveau des Lebenshaltungskostenindexes haltenyou \pegged it right on the head! du hast den Nagel auf den Kopf getroffen!5. (mark)* * *[peg]1. n(= stake) Pflock m; (= tent peg also) Hering m; (for pegboard, wood joints, in games) Stift m; (of musical instrument) Wirbel m; (Brit = clothes peg) (Wäsche)klammer f; (= hook, for mountaineering) Haken m; (in barrel) Zapfen m, Spund ma peg of rum etc — ein Gläschen nt Rum etc
a ( convenient) peg on which to hang one's prejudices etc — ein guter Aufhänger für seine Vorurteile etc
2. vt1) (= fasten) (with stake) anpflocken; (with clothes peg) anklammern; (to pegboard) anheften; (with tent peg) festpflocken3) (fig) prices, wages festsetzen* * *peg [peɡ]A s1. a)(Holz-, (Landvermessung:) Absteck)Pflock mc) TECH Dübel m, Zapfen md) TECH Keil m, Splint me) TECH Knagge f, Mitnehmer mf) TEL Stöpsel mg) Bergsteigen: (Kletter)Haken m:take sb down a peg (or two) umg jemandem einen Dämpfer aufsetzen;come down a peg umg zurückstecken;a round peg in a square hole, a square peg in a round hole ein Mensch am falschen Platz2. Kleiderhaken m:hang one’s coat on the peg seinen Mantel an den Haken hängen;off the peg von der Stange (Anzug)3. Br (Wäsche) Klammer fa good peg on which to hang a story ein guter Aufhänger für eine Story;a peg to hang one’s claims on ein Vorwand für seine Ansprüche8. umgb) Stelze f (Bein)B v/tpeg out one’s claims fig seine Ansprüche geltend machenpegged price Stützkurs m6. umg Steine etc schmeißen (at nach)C v/ib) schuften2. umg sausen, rasena) zusammenklappen (einen Schwächeanfall erleiden),b) den Löffel weglegen (sterben)* * *1. noun(for holding together parts of framework) Stift, der; (for tying things to) Pflock, der; (for hanging things on) Haken, der; (clothes peg) Wäscheklammer, die; (for holding tent-ropes) Hering, der; (Mus.): (for adjusting strings) Wirbel, deroff the peg — (Brit.): (ready-made) von der Stange (ugs.)
take somebody down a peg [or two] — (fig.) jemandem einen Dämpfer aufsetzen od. geben
2. transitive verb,a peg to hang something on — (fig.) ein Aufhänger für etwas
- gg-1) (fix with peg) mit Stiften/Pflöcken befestigenpeg wages/prices/exchange rates — Löhne/Preise/Wechselkurse stabil halten
Phrasal Verbs:- peg away- peg out* * *n.Klammer -n f.Pflock -¨e m.Stöpsel - m. v.auspflocken v.vermarken v. -
8 scaffold
1. n леса, подмости2. n эшафот; плаха; виселицаto die on the scaffold — окончить жизнь на виселице; сложить голову на эшафоте
3. n казнь, смерть от руки палача4. n редк. подмостки, трибуна5. n редк. трибуны6. n ист. арена, открытая сцена7. n метал. настыль8. n анат. скелет, костяк9. v застраивать лесами10. v редк. помещать на высокие подмосткиСинонимический ряд:framework (noun) cadre; chassis; erector set; fabric; frame; framework; gantry; platform; scaffolding; skeleton; stage; structure; support; temporary structure -
9 Jenney, William Le Baron
[br]b. 25 September 1832 Fairhaven, Massachusetts, USAd. 15 June 1907 Los Angeles, California, USA[br]American architect and engineer who pioneered a method of steel-framed construction that made the skyscraper possible.[br]Jenney's Home Insurance Building in Chicago was completed in 1885 but demolished in 1931. It was the first building to rise above ten to twelve storeys and was possible because it did not require immensely thick walls on the lower storeys to carry the weight above. Using square-sectioned cast-iron wall piers, hollow cylindrical cast-iron columns on the interior and, across these, steel and cast-iron beams and girders, Jenney produced a load-bearing metal framework independent of the curtain walling. Beams and girders were united by ties as well as being bolted to the vertical members, so providing a strong framework to take the building load. Jenney went on to build in Chicago the Second Leiter Building (1889–91) and, in 1891, the Manhattan Building. He played a considerable part in the planning of the 1893 Chicago World's Fair. Jenney is accepted as having been the founder of the Chicago school of architecture, and he trained many of the later noted architects and builders of the city, such as William Holabird, Martin Roche and Louis Sullivan.[br]Further ReadingA.Woltersdorf, 1924, "The father of the skeleton frame building", Western Architecture 33.F.A.Randall, 1949, History of the Development of Building Construction in Chicago, Urbana: University of Illinois Press.C.Condit, 1964, The Chicago School of Architecture: A History of Commercial and Public Building in the Chicago Area 1875–1925, Chicago: University of Chicago Press.DYBiographical history of technology > Jenney, William Le Baron
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10 screen
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1. noun1) (a flat, movable, often folding, covered framework for preventing a person etc from being seen, for decoration, or for protection from heat, cold etc: Screens were put round the patient's bed; a tapestry fire-screen.) biombo2) (anything that so protects etc a person etc: He hid behind the screen of bushes; a smokescreen.) pantalla, cortina3) (the surface on which films or television pictures appear: cinema/television/radar screen.) pantalla
2. verb1) (to hide, protect or shelter: The tall grass screened him from view.) ocultar, tapar, proteger2) (to make or show a cinema film.) estrenar, proyectar3) (to test for loyalty, reliability etc.) investigar4) (to test for a disease: Women should be regularly screened for cancer.) examinar•- the screen
screen n1. pantalla2. biombo / mamparatr[skriːn]2 (for window) alambrera, mosquitera, mosquitero3 (protection, cover) cortina, pantalla■ the video shop is a screen for illegal goings-on la tienda de vídeos sirve de pantalla para actividades ilegales4 (of TV, for projection) pantalla5 (cinema in complex) sala6 (sieve) tamiz nombre masculino, criba3 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL (examine) someter a una exploración médica■ all women must be screened for cancer todas las mujeres deben someterse a una revisión para prevenir el cáncer4 (test) investigar, someter a una investigación6 (sieve) cribar, tamizar, pasar por el tamiz1 la pantalla, el cine\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLscreen door puerta mosquiterascreen test pruebascreen ['skri:n] vt1) shield: proteger2) conceal: tapar, ocultar3) examine: someter a una revisión, hacerle un chequeo (a un paciente)4) sieve: cribarscreen n1) partition: biombo m, pantalla f2) sieve: criba f3) : pantalla f (de un televisor, una computadora, etc.)4) movies: cine mn.• pantalla (Informática) s.f. (Filter)n.• filtro s.m.n.• alcahuete s.m.• antipara s.f.• biombo s.m.• cortina s.f.• criba s.f.• garbillo s.m.• mampara s.f.• rejilla s.f.• retícula s.f.• tamiz s.m. (To filter)v.• filtrar v.v.• cerner v.• cribar v.• cubrir v.• encubrir v.• esconder v.• garbillar v.• ocultar v.• proteger v.• proyectar v.• rodar v.• tamizar v.
I skriːn1)a) ( movable device) pantalla f; ( folding) biombo m; ( as partition) mampara fb) (protective, defensive) cortina f; ( at window) mosquitero m2) (Cin, Comput, Phot, TV) pantalla fthe silver screen — el cine, el celuloide (period)
the small screen — la pequeña pantalla, la pantalla chica (AmL); (before n) < adaptation> al cine, a la pantalla grande
screen rights — derechos mpl de adaptación al cine
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1)a) ( conceal) ocultar, taparto screen something/somebody FROM something: the trees screen the house from the road los árboles no dejan ver la casa desde la carretera; we were screened from view by the wall — la pared nos tapaba
b) ( protect) proteger*to screen something/somebody from something — proteger* algo/a alguien de algo
2) \<\<TV program\>\> emitir; \<\<film\>\> proyectar3) (check, examine) \<\<blood donor\>\> someter a una revisión (médica) or a un chequeo; \<\<applicants/candidates\>\> someter a una investigación de antecedentesto screen somebody/something FOR something: the cans are screened for possible contamination las latas se examinan por si estuvieran contaminadas; to screen somebody for cancer — someter a alguien a un chequeo para el diagnóstico precoz del cáncer
•Phrasal Verbs:[skriːn]1. N1) (=physical barrier) (in room) biombo m ; (on window, door) (to keep out mosquitos) mosquitera f ; (for fire) pantalla f ; (in front of VDU) filtro m2) (Cine, TV, Tech, Comput) [of television, computer, in cinema, for slides] pantalla fradar screen — pantalla f de radar
she was the ideal mother, both on and off screen — era la madre ideal, tanto dentro como fuera de la pantalla
stars of the screen — estrellas fpl de la pantalla, estrellas fpl de cine
the big/small screen — la pantalla grande/pequeña
3) (fig)4) (Mil) cortina f2. VT1)to screen (from) — (=hide) (from view, sight) ocultar or tapar (de); (=protect) proteger (de)
in order to screen our movements from the enemy — para impedir que el enemigo pudiera ver nuestros movimientos
2) (=show) [+ film] proyectar; [+ TV programme] emitir; (for the first time) estrenar; [+ novel etc] adaptar para el cine, hacer una versión cinematográfica de3) (=sieve) [+ coal] tamizar4) (for security) [+ suspect, applicant] investigarhe was screened by Security — Seguridad le investigó, estuvo sometido a investigaciones de Seguridad
5) (Med)6) [+ telephone calls] filtrar3.CPDscreen actor N — actor m de cine
screen actress N — actriz f de cine
screen display N — (Comput) visualización f en pantalla
screen door N — puerta f con mosquitera
screen dump N — (Comput) pantallazo m, captura f de pantalla
screen editing N — (Comput) corrección f en pantalla
screen goddess N — diosa f de la gran pantalla
screen legend N — leyenda f de la gran pantalla
screen memory N — (Comput) memoria f de la pantalla
screen name N — [of actor] nombre m artístico; (on the internet) nick m
screen print N — serigrafía f
screen printing N — serigrafiado m, serigrafía f
screen rights NPL — derechos mpl cinematográficos
screen saver N — salvapantallas m inv
screen test N — prueba f cinematográfica
screen writer N — guionista mf
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I [skriːn]1)a) ( movable device) pantalla f; ( folding) biombo m; ( as partition) mampara fb) (protective, defensive) cortina f; ( at window) mosquitero m2) (Cin, Comput, Phot, TV) pantalla fthe silver screen — el cine, el celuloide (period)
the small screen — la pequeña pantalla, la pantalla chica (AmL); (before n) < adaptation> al cine, a la pantalla grande
screen rights — derechos mpl de adaptación al cine
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1)a) ( conceal) ocultar, taparto screen something/somebody FROM something: the trees screen the house from the road los árboles no dejan ver la casa desde la carretera; we were screened from view by the wall — la pared nos tapaba
b) ( protect) proteger*to screen something/somebody from something — proteger* algo/a alguien de algo
2) \<\<TV program\>\> emitir; \<\<film\>\> proyectar3) (check, examine) \<\<blood donor\>\> someter a una revisión (médica) or a un chequeo; \<\<applicants/candidates\>\> someter a una investigación de antecedentesto screen somebody/something FOR something: the cans are screened for possible contamination las latas se examinan por si estuvieran contaminadas; to screen somebody for cancer — someter a alguien a un chequeo para el diagnóstico precoz del cáncer
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<tech.gen> (filler between structural members of a framework) ■ Fach n< build> ■ Platte f<build.int> ■ Paneele fpract <build.mat> ■ Bauplatte f<el> ■ Tafel f< min> ■ Abbaufeld n<mvhcl.int> (plastic molding; e.g. interior trim of doors) ■ Verkleidung f< nav> ■ Planke f< pack> ■ Schachtelwand f -
12 beam
- beam
- n1) балка; прогон; ригель
2) луч
3) брус; поперечина, траверса
4) коромысло (весов)
5) стрела или рукоять стрелы (крана)
- beam and column
- beam carrying transverse loads
- beam fixed at both ends
- beam loaded unsymmetrically
- beam made of precast hollow blocks
- beam on elastic foundation
- beams placed monolithically with slabs
- beam precast on site
- beam subjected to transverse and axial loads
- beam supported on a girder
- beam with overhangs
- beam with rectangular section
- beam with symmetrical section
- beam with unsymmetrical section
- beam of constant depth
- beam of one span
- beam of uniform strength
- anchor beam
- angle beam
- annular beam
- arch beam
- baffle beam
- balance beam
- bamboo-reinforced concrete beam
- basement beam
- bedplate beam
- bending test beam
- Benkelman beam
- bind beam
- bisymmetrical beam
- block beam
- bond beam
- boundary beam
- box beam
- braced beam
- bracing beam
- brake beam
- breast beam
- brick beam
- bridge beam
- bridging beam
- broad-flange beam
- buffer beam
- built-in beam
- built-up beam
- camber beam
- candle beam
- cantilever beam
- capping beam
- cased beam
- castellated beam
- castella Z beam
- ceiling beam
- channel beam
- chief beam
- circular beam
- collar beam
- composite beam
- compound beam
- conjugate beam
- constant-section beam
- continuous beam
- crane lifting beam
- crane runway beam
- cross beam
- curved beam
- deck beam
- deep beam
- double-T beam
- doubly symmetrical beam
- dragging beam
- drop-in beam
- eaves beam
- edge beam
- elastically restrained beam
- encastre beam
- externally reinforced concrete beam
- false beam
- fish beam
- fixed beam
- flitch beam
- floor beam
- footing beam
- foundation beam
- framework beam
- free beam
- gantry beam
- Gerber beam
- glue laminated beam
- grade beam
- grillage beams
- ground beam
- H beam
- hammer beam
- haunched beam
- high strength concrete beam
- hinged beam
- hollow beam
- hollow prestressed concrete beam
- horizontally curved beam
- hung-span beam
- hybrid beam
- I beam
- inverted T beam
- jack beam
- jesting beam
- joggle beam
- jointed beam
- keyed beam
- L beam
- laminated beam
- laterally-unsupported beam
- lattice beam
- leveling beam
- lifting beam
- link beam
- longitudinal beam
- main beam
- modified I beam
- multispan beam
- nailed beam
- needle beam
- outrigger beam
- overhead runway beam
- parallel flanges beam
- partition beam
- precast beam
- precast toe beam
- prestressed concrete beam
- prestressed precast concrete beam
- prismatic beam
- propped cantilever beam
- rectangular beam
- reinforced concrete beam
- reinforced floor beam
- restrained beam
- ridge beam
- ring beam
- rolled beam with cover plates
- rolled I beam
- rolled steel beam
- roof beam
- runway beam
- sandwich beam
- secondary beam
- simple beam
- simple-span beam
- simply supported beam
- single web beam
- slender beam
- soldier beam
- spandrel beam
- spreader beam
- statically determinate beam
- statically indeterminate beam
- steel beam
- steel binding beam
- stiff beam
- stiffening beam
- straight beam
- strengthened beam
- strut-framed beam
- supporting beam
- suspended-span beam
- T beam
- tail beam
- tee beam
- tertiary beam
- test beam
- through beam
- tie beam
- top beam
- top-running crane beam
- transverse beam
- trolley I beam
- trussed beam
- uniformly loaded beam
- unjointed beam
- upstand beam
- valley beam
- vibrating beam
- vibrating leveling beam
- vibratory beam
- wall beam
- welded I beam
- wide-flanged beam
- wind beam
- wood I beam
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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1. структура (1. макроскопические особенности масс или толщ горных пород, обычно лучше всего наблюдаемые в обнажениях и отражающие неоднородность пород 2. общее расположение, залегание, распределение или относительное положение масс пород в данной области или регионе 3. форма или строение)
off the structure вдали от свода структуры
on the structure у свода структуры, на структуре 2. текстура
aggregate structure крист. агрегатное строение
air-heave structure текстура воздушного вспучивания
air-pocket structure текстура воздушных карманов
algal structure водорослевая структура
aligned current structure директивная, направленная структура
allotriomorphic structure аллотриоморфная структура
amygdaloidal structure миндалекаменная структура
antidune-line structure антидюнная структура
araucarian structure араукариевый тип строения (растения)
arborescent structure дендритовая структура
arched structure сводообразная структура
areal structure 1. региональная тектоника 2. региональная структура
ash structure пепловая структура
ataxic structure атакситовая текстура
atoll structure атолловая [кольцеобразная] структура
augen structure очковая структура
autoclastic structure автокластическая структура (механического брекчирования)
auto-injection structure автоинъекционная структура
axial structure осевая структура
bald-headed structure антиклинальная структура, сводовая часть которой эродирована
ball structure 1. шаровая структура 2. структура шарового угля
ball-and-pillow structure шарово-подушечная структура.
balled-up structure узелковые стяжения алевритового материала
banded structure полосчатая структура
basal structure базальная структура
basaltic structure базальтовая структура
basement structure структура основания (строение пород, подстилающих осадочный чехол)
basic structures основные структуры
basin-range structure структура бассейнов (впадин) и хребтов
bedded structure слоистая текстура
bird's-eye structure мелкокавернозная структура
bladed structure плосковытянутая [удлинённо-пластинчатая] структура (кристаллов)
blastogranitic structure бластогранитовая структура
blastopelitic structure бластопелитовая структура
blastophitic structure бластофитовая структура
blastoporphyritic structure бластопорфировая структура
blastopsammitic structure бластопсаммитовая структура
blastopsephitic structure бластопсефитовая структура
block structures блоковые [глыбовые] горы
bogen structure оскольчатая стекловатая структура (лав)
book structure листоватая структура
bookhouse structure структура плотных каолиновых глин
botryoidal structure гроздевидная структура
box structure коробчатая структура
branching structure ветвящаяся структура
broken-plate structure структура разбитой тарелки
buried structure погребённая структура
burrow structure структура, образованная ископаемыми следами организмов
cancellated structure ситовидная [канцеллятная] структура
cardhouse structure структура «карточного домика» (некоторых морских осадков)
cataclastic structure катакластическая [порфирито-кластическая] структура
cavernous structure кавернозная структура
cedar-tree structure кедровый лакколит (в котором силлоподобные залежи утоняются в стороны от центрального интрузивного тела)
cell(ular) structure ячеистая [сетчатая] структура
chain structure цепочечная структура
chaos structure хаотическая структура
chessboard structure шахматная структура
chimney like structure трубообразная структура
chitin structure пал. хитиновое строение
circular structure кольцевая структура
cleavage structure сланцеватая структура
closed structure замкнутая структура
close-grained structure плотнозернистая структура
close-packed structure структура с плотной упаковкой
coagulation structure коагуляционная структура, структура студенистых осадков
coarse eye structure грубоочковая структура
coarsely vesicular structure грубопузыристая структура
cockade structure кокардовая [кольчатая] структура
cockscomb structure гребенчатая структура
collapse structure структура обрушения
colloform structure коллоформная структура
colloidal structure коллоидальная структура
columnar structure 1. столбчатая [шестоватая] структура 2. столбчатая отдельность
comb structure гребенчатая структура
competent structure компетентная структура
complementary structures сопряжённые [взаимосвязанные] структуры
complicated structure сложная структура
composed fan structure сложная веерообразная структура
compound structure двухъярусная структура
concentric zonal structure концентрически-зональная структура
conchoidal structure раковистая структура
concretionary structure конкреционная структура
cone-in-cone structure структура «конус в конусе»
consertal structure консертальная [разнозернистая] структура
contorted structure смятая структура
convergent structure конвергентная структура
core-and-shell structure структура ядра и оболочки
cornice structure карнизная [навесная] структура
corona structure венцовая [венчиковая] структура
corrugated structure гофрированная структура; плойчатая структура
covered structure скрытая структура
crape structure структура давления
cross-hatching structure перекрёстная структура
crumble structure структура растрескивания
crush structure структура дробления
cryptocrystalline structure криптокристаллическая структура
cryptoexplosion structure криптоэксплозивная структура
cryptovolcanic structure криптовулканическая структура
crystal structure 1. кристаллическая структура 2. структура кристалла
crystalline structure кристаллическая структура
cup-and ball structure шарово-гнездовая структура
curved structure волнистая структура
cylindrical structure цилиндрическая структура
dactylitic structure дактилитовая структура
damped-wave structures затухающие кольцевые структуры
decken structure покровная структура
decussate structure крестообразная структура
deep-seated structure глубинная структура
deformation structure деформационная структура
delta structure дельтовая структура
dendritic structure- дендритовая структура
derivative structure производная структура
diabasic structure диабазовая структура
diadactic structure диатактическая текстура
diamond structure алмазная структура
diapir structure диапировая структура
diapir salt structure диапировая соляная структура
dip-and-fault structure структура уклонов и сбросов
directional structure директивная [направленная] структура
directionless structure нерассланцованная структура; структура без определённого направления
dish structure блюдцеобразная структура
disorder(ed) structure разупорядоченная структура
divergent structure разветвлённая структура
diverse structure разнотипная структура
dohyaline structure догиалиновая структура
domain structure доменная структура
dome structure куполообразная структура
double-fold structure сложноскладчатая структура
doughnut structure доунатовая [друмлиновая] структура
downward facing structure перевёрнутая [опрокинутая] структура
drusy structure друзовая структура
dune-like structure дюнообразная структура
ebb and flow structure строение толщи горных пород, характеризующееся чередованием горизонтально- и косозалегающих слоев
ellipsoidal structure эллипсоидальная структура
emulsion structure эмульсионная структура
enterolithic structure энтеролитовая текстура
entoolitic structure энтоолитовая структура
eozoon structure эозоновая структура
eutectic structure эвтектическая структура
external structure внешнее строение
eye structure очковая структура
eye-and-eyebrow structure структура (некоторых риолитов), напоминающая глаз и бровь
fairy-castle structure структура (микрорельефа лунной поверхности), напоминающая волшебный замок
fan structure веерообразная структура
faulted structure сбросово-глыбовое строение
feathered structure перистое строение
felted structure спутанно-волокнистая [войлочная, пилотакситовая] структура
festoon structure фестончатая структура
fibrous structure волокнистая структура
fibrous-radiated structure волокнисто-лучистая структура
filiform structure нитевидная структура
fine-cellular structure мелкоячеистая структура
fine eye structure мелкоочковая структура
fine-grating — тонкосетчатая структура
flaky schistose structure чешуйчато-сланцеватая текстура
flame structure пламенная структура
flame-like structure пламевидная структура
flaser structure флазерная [полосчатая] структура
flexure structure флексурная структура
flow structure флюидальная структура, структура течения
flow-and-plunge structure структура течения и ныряния (разновидность косой слоистости)
foamy structure пенистая структура
foliaceous structure сланцеватая [листоватая, полосчатая] структура
foliated structure рассланцованная структура
foliation structure сланцеватая [листоватая, полосчатая] структура
framework structure 1. каркасная структура 2. тектоническая структура
frost structure of soil структура мёрзлой почвы
glass structure стекловатая структура
globular structure шаровидная [сферолитовая] структура
glomeroblastic structure гломеробластовая структура
gneissic structure гнейсовая структура
gneissoid structure гнейсовидная структура
goffering structure гофрированная структура
grain [granular] structure зернистая структура
granular cleavable structure зернисто-сланцеватая структура
granulitic structure гранулитовая структура
graphic structure графическая структура
grating structure сетчатая [решётчатая] структура
gravity-collapse structure структура гравитационного оседания
gross structure макроструктура
hacksaw structure гребенчатая структура
hammock structure «гамачная» структура (пересечение под острым углом двух систем трещин или жил)
hassock structure волнистое напластование (разновидность конволютной слоистости)
healed structure крустифицированная структура
helicitic structure гелицитовая структура
herringbone structure перистая структура
heteroblastic structure гетеробластовая структура
highly folded structure интенсивно-складчатая структура
homoeoblastic structure гомеобластовая структура
honeycomb structure сотовая структура
hourglass structure структура песочных часов
hypautomorphic structure гипавтоморфная структура
hypidiomorphic structure гипидиоморфная структура
ice structure структура льда (изъян кристалла алмаза или другого драгоценного камня, обычно в виде группы трещин около включения инородной частицы)
ice-flower structure структура ледяных узоров (вурцита)
imbricated structure чешуйчатая структура
impalpable structure супермелкозернистая структура
implication structure импликационная структура, структура прорастания
inferred structure предполагаемая структура
internal structure внутренняя структура
involved fold structure структура с интенсивной внутренней складчатостью
kelyphitic structure келифитовая структура
kink structure коленчатая структура
lamellar structure пластинчатая структура
lamellar-stellate structure пластинчато-звездчатая структура
laminated structure пластинчатая структура
laminated flow structure полосчатая флюидальная структура
lamprophyric structure лампрофировая структура
large prismatic structure крупнопризматическая структура
lateral structure боковая структура
layer structure слоистая структура
lenticular structure линзообразная структура
lignitic structure лигнитовая структура
linear structure линейная структура
linear flow structure плоскостная текстура течения
linear-parallel structure линейно-параллельная структура
load-flow structure структура нагрузки потока
lobate plunge structure отпечаток выемки, рифлёный отпечаток
lump structure комковатая структура
maculose structure пятнистая структура
magnophyric structure крупнопорфировая структура
mammilary structure сосцевидная [караваеобразная, подушечная] структура
massive structure массивная структура
medium structure среднезернистая структура
megaphyric structure мегафировая [крупнопорфировая] структура
mesh structure ячеистая структура
mesoscopic structure мезоскопическая структура, мезоструктура
metacolloid structure метаколлоидная структура
micaceous structure слюдистая структура
microcrystalfine structure микрокристаллическая структура
migration structure миграционная структура
miniphyritic structure микропорфировая структура
mortar structure порфирокластическая структура
mosaic structure мозаичная структура
mossy structure моховая [моховидная] структура
mottled structure крапчатая [пятнистая] структура
mound structure структура ямок и бугорков
mountain structure горная структура
mullion structure муллион-структура, брусчатая структура
murbruk structure порфирокластическая структура
myrmekite structure мирмекитовая структура
nappe structure покровная структура
net structure петельчатая [сетчатая] структура
network structure каркасная структура
nodular structure желваковая [конкреционная, нодулярная]структура
normal fold structure нормальная складчатая структура
ocellar structure оцеллярная [глазковая] структура
offset structure структура разрыва, структура смещения
open structure открытая структура
open-packed structure структура с неплотной упаковкой
open-space structure структура заполнения пустот
orbicular structure орбикулярная [шаровидная, сфероидальная] структура
order structure упорядоченная структура
ore structure рудная структура
original structure первоначальная структура
overlapped structure перекрытая [покровная] структура
paleocurrent structure направленная структура
palimpsest structure палимпсестовая структура
parallel-banded structure параллельная структура
peg structure каркасная структура
pellet structure пеллетовая структура
pell-mell structure беспорядочная структура
pencil structure карандашеобразиая структура
penecontemporaneous structure постседиментационная структура
percrystalline structure полнораскристаллизованная структура
perhyaline structure пергиалиновая структура
periclinal structure периклинальная структура
perlitic structure перлитовая структура
phacoidal structure факоидальная структура
pillow structure 1. сосцевидная [караваеобразная, подушечная] структура 2. подушечная отдельность
pillow-lava structure подушечно-лавовая структура
pilotaxitic structure пилотакситовая структура
pinch-and-swell structure чётковидная структура
piperno structure пиперновая структура
pisolitic structure пизолитовая структура
pit structure мелкоямчатая структура
pit and mound structure структура ямок и бугорков
planar structure плоскостная структура
planparallel structure согласная структура
platy flow structure плоскостная [планпараллельная] структура течения
plicated structure складчатая структура
plicated schistose structure складчато-слашхеватая структура
plume structure перистая структура
poor meshed structure слабовыраженная решётчатая структура
porous structure пористая структура
porphyroblastic structure порфиробластовая структура
porphyroclastic structure порфирокластическая структура
porphyrotopic structure порфиротспная структура
posthumous structures постумные структуры, постумные дислокации
primary structure первичная структура
primary sedimentary structure первичная осадочная текстура
primary skeletal structure первичный скелет
prismatic structure столбчатая отдельность
protoclastic structure протокластическая структура
pseudoflow structure псевдофлюидальная структура
pseudotelescope structure псевдотелескопированная структура
ptygmatic structure птигматитовая структура
pumiceous structure пемзовидная структура
quadrille structure решётчатая структура
quaqua versa structure куполовидная структура
radiated structure радиальная [лучистая] структура
radiolith structure радиально-лучистая [радиолитовая] структура
ray structure лучистая структура
reaction structure реакционная структура
rectangular joint structure прямоугольная система трещиноватости
reflected buried structure отражённая погребённая структура
relict structure остаточная [реликтовая] структура
reticulate structure петельчатая [сетчатая] структура
reticulate fibrous structure волокнисто-сетчатая структура
revived structure возрождённая [омоложенная] структура
ribbon structure ленточная [полосчатая] структура
ring(-type) structure кольцевая структура
rodding structure брусчатовидная [верёвочная] структура
rodlike structure столбчатая структура
roof and wall structure структура крыши и стены
room and pillar structure камерно-столбовая структура
ropy flow structure волнистая флюидальная структура
rumpled structure смятая структура
sag structure структура проседания
sausage structure структура размывания, будинаж
scaly structure чешуйчатая структура
schistose structure сланцеватая структура
sealing-wax structure структура запечатывания
sedimentary structure осадочная структура
sheaf structure сноповидная структура
shear structure структура скалывания, сдвиговая структура
sheet(ing) structure пластовая отдельность
shingle structure черепитчатая структура
shingle-block structure чешуйчато-блоковая структура
single-grain structure однозернистая структура
slaggy structure шлаковая структура
slaty structure сланцеватая структура
slump structure оползневая структура
snow-ball structure структура «снежного катыша»
soil structure почвенная структура, структура почвы
spheroidal structure сфероидальная структура
spherolitic structure сферолитовая структура
spongy structure губчатая структура
spur-and-groove structure структура типа шпор и борозд (рифогенных образований)
stellate structure звездчатая структура
stratified structure слоистая структура
stylolitic structure стилолитовая структура
subdiabasic structure субдиабазовая структура
subgraphic structure субграфическая структура
subhedral structure субгедральная [гипидиоморфная] структура
sublithographic structure сублитографская структура
subophitic structure субофитовая структура
superimposed structure наложенная структура
surface structure поверхностная структура
suture structure шовная структура
symplex structure симплексная структура
syngenetic structure сингенетическая текстура
tabular structure пластинчатая структура
taxitic structure такситовая структура
tectonic structure тектоническая структура
telescope structure телескопическая структура
tepee structure шатровая структура
tertiary structure третичная структура
thermal structure термальная структура
thin-skinned structure маломощная близповерхностная структура
three-layer structure трёхслойная структура
trachytoid structure трахитоидная структура
twin mesh structure двойниковая петельчатая структура
two-layer structure двухслойная структура
Uinta structure структура типа Юинта
underground structure структура, скрытая под поверхностью; структура, не выраженная на поверхности
unmixing structure ликвационная структура
unoriented structure неориентированная структура
upright fan structure веерообразная вертикальная структура
variolated structure вариолитовая структура
vector structure директивная[направленная]структура
vesicular structure пузырчатая структура
volcanic structure вулканическая структура
winding linear parallel structure изогнуто-линейно параллельная структура
xenoikic structure разновидность пойкилитовой структуры
xenomorphic structure ксеноморфная структура
zonal structure зональная структура
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14 WOF
1) Американизм: Warriors Of Freedom, Working Opportunity Fund2) Спорт: Women Of Freestyle3) Техника: Wall Oscillating Fan, wearout failure4) Шутливое выражение: Who's On First5) Религия: Walk Of Faith, Wind Of Fire Prayer Ministries, Women Of Faith, Word Of Faith, Word Of Faith International Christian Center, World Of Forgiveness6) Нефть: износовый отказ (wearout failure), отказ вследствие износа7) Силикатное производство: work of fracture8) Фирменный знак: World Of Froud, Worlds Of Fun Amusement Park9) СМИ: Winds Of Fire10) Программное обеспечение: Web Objects Framework -
15 grid
ɡrid1) (a set of vertical and horizontal lines drawn on a map.) cuadrícula2) (a framework of iron bars.) rejagrid n reja / rejillatr[grɪd]1 (grating) reja, parrilla, rejilla3 (on map) cuadrícula\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLgrid reference coordenadas nombre femenino plural cartográficasgrid ['grɪd] n1) grating: rejilla f2) network: red f (de electricidad, etc.)3) : cuadriculado m (de un mapa)n.• cuadrícula s.f.• malla s.f.• parrilla s.f.• red s.f.• reja s.f.• rejilla (Electrónica) s.f.• retículo s.m.v.• cuadricular v.grɪd1) ( grating over opening) rejilla f2)grid reference — coordenadas fpl cartográficas
b) ( pattern) cuadrícula fthe national grid — ( in UK) la red de suministro de electricidad nacional
4) gridiron 2)[ɡrɪd]1. N1) (=grating) (in wall, pavement) rejilla f2) (Brit) (Elec, Gas) (=network) red f3) (on map) cuadrícula f4) (US)(Sport) = gridiron2.CPD* * *[grɪd]1) ( grating over opening) rejilla f2)grid reference — coordenadas fpl cartográficas
b) ( pattern) cuadrícula fthe national grid — ( in UK) la red de suministro de electricidad nacional
4) gridiron 2) -
16 truss
(to tie or bind tightly: She trussed the chicken and put it in the oven; The burglars trussed up the guards.) atar, liartr[trʌs]1 (tie) atar (up, -)2 SMALLARCHITECTURE/SMALL apuntalar1 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL braguero2 SMALLARCHITECTURE/SMALL cuchillo de armadura3 (of hay) haz nombre masculino, lío4 (of tomatoes etc) racimo; (of flowers) ramotruss ['trʌs] vt: atar (con fuerza)truss n1) framework: armazón m (de una estructura)2) : braguero m (en medicina)v.• armar v.• empaquetar v.• espetar v.n.(§ pl.: trusses) = armadura s.f.• braguero s.m.• fardo s.m.trʌstransitive verb \<\<chicken/duck\>\> atarPhrasal Verbs:- truss up[trʌs]1. VT1) (=tie) liar, atar; [+ fowl] espetar2) (Archit) [+ supporting wall] apuntalar; [+ supporting floor] apoyar con entramado2. N1) (Med) braguero m2) (Archit) entramado m, soporte m de puntales3) (=bundle) lío m, paquete m ; [of hay etc] haz m, lío m ; [of fruit] racimo m- truss up* * *[trʌs]transitive verb \<\<chicken/duck\>\> atarPhrasal Verbs:- truss up -
17 load-bearing
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David S. Wall — (BA, MA, M. Phil, PhD) (FRSA, AcSS) is Professor of Criminology at Durham University (since August 2010) where he researches and teaches Cybercrimes (Crime and the Internet), Policing and Criminology. He was previously Professor of Criminal… … Wikipedia
chest wall — the bony and muscular structures that form the outer framework of the thorax and move during breathing … Medical dictionary
Фахверк — Каркасная система, состоящая из связанных между собой стоек, балок и раскосов. Играет не только конструктивную, но и декоративную роль, визуально расчленяя фасад. Источник: Словарь архитектурно строительных терминов каркасная система стен здания… … Строительный словарь
фахверк — Каркасная система стен здания из связанных стержней, промежутки между которыми заполняются кирпичом или другими материалами или изделиями [Терминологический словарь по строительству на 12 языках (ВНИИИС Госстроя СССР)] Тематики строительные… … Справочник технического переводчика
china — /chuy neuh/, n. 1. a translucent ceramic material, biscuit fired at a high temperature, its glaze fired at a low temperature. 2. any porcelain ware. 3. plates, cups, saucers, etc., collectively. 4. figurines made of porcelain or ceramic material … Universalium
China — /chuy neuh/, n. 1. People s Republic of, a country in E Asia. 1,221,591,778; 3,691,502 sq. mi. (9,560,990 sq. km). Cap.: Beijing. 2. Republic of. Also called Nationalist China. a republic consisting mainly of the island of Taiwan off the SE coast … Universalium
Rhinoplasty — For the album by Primus, see Rhinoplasty (album). Rhinoplasty Intervention Rhinoplasty: The lower lateral cartilage (greater alar cartilage) exposed for plastic modification via the left nostril … Wikipedia
Economic Affairs — ▪ 2006 Introduction In 2005 rising U.S. deficits, tight monetary policies, and higher oil prices triggered by hurricane damage in the Gulf of Mexico were moderating influences on the world economy and on U.S. stock markets, but some other… … Universalium
