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121 отходящее тепло
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122 пауза
1) General subject: break, caesura, intermission, interregnum, interval, pause, period, stop, beat (в речи)2) Aviation: timeout3) Medicine: standstill4) Poetry: cesure5) Engineering: interval (промежуток времени), off period (в телеграфии), off-period (в телеграфии), repose, rest (покоя), silence, space (в телеграфии), speech-off (в речи), stand, time gap, wasting6) Cinema: blank7) Forestry: freshening interval8) Metallurgy: cooling cycle (при контактной сварке), cooling period (при контактной сварке), downtime, pause time, time out of rolls (время между пропусками в клети)10) Telecommunications: rest time11) Electronics: quiescent period, space impulse, space pulse, space signal, spacing signal12) Information technology: interruption13) Communications: gap, quiescent interval, silent interval, spacing interval14) Geophysics: off-time15) Metrology: idle period16) Mechanics: backoff17) Drilling: cooling cycle, hang18) Telegraphy: spacing element, spacing pulse19) Makarov: dwell20) Internet: Space (В телекоммуникациях - отсутствие сигнала. Пауза эквивалентна логическому нулю) -
123 перерыв
1) General subject: adjournment, break, break-up (на каникулы), caesura, cease, cessation, discontinuation, discontinuity, disturbance (геологического периода), dwell (в работе машины), interlude, intermittence, interregnum, interrupt, interruption, interval, letup, lull (в разговоре), off, off hour, off-hour (часовой), outage (в подаче энергии), pause, prorogation, recess, rest, shut off, stop, surcease, time, wait, discontinuance, make a pause, hold, brake, noon intermission, pause, break, interval (остановка, пауза, время для отдыха)2) Geology: bracit, check, perturbation (геологического периода), truncation3) Medicine: intermission (пульса)4) Poetry: cesure5) Obsolete: fraction6) Military: breakdown8) Rare: interstice9) Railway term: breakdown (в движении), gap (пути)10) Law: adjournment (в заседании), suspension11) Accounting: disruption, spell12) Australian slang: Maori P. T., smoke-ho, smoke-o, smoke-oh13) Architecture: outage (напр. в подаче электроэнергии)14) Mining: breaking15) Diplomatic term: vacation (между сессиями парламента и т.п.)16) Metallurgy: failing17) Jargon: dead hour18) Oil: time-out19) Astronautics: break in20) Labor organization: break time22) Mechanics: timeout23) Advertising: breathing period, dinner hour, recess (в работе), stop-over24) Patents: (временный) interrupt25) Business: rest interval, rest pause, stoppage (в работе), coffee break, tea break26) Stratigraphy: discontinuity (любой перерыв в осадконакоплении)27) Drilling: hang28) Sakhalin energy glossary: hiatus (в осадконакоплении)30) Aviation medicine: breakup, rest (деятельности)31) Makarov: adjournment (в заседании и т.п.), chasm, gap (1. в осадконакоплении, 2. в перекрытии аэрофото- или космических снимков), nondepositional unconformity, perturbation (в геологическом разрезе), pretermission, shut-off32) oil&gas: break in sedimentation (статиграф.), hiatus (статиграф.) -
124 потери электролитов с мочой
Medicine: urinary electrolyte wastingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > потери электролитов с мочой
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125 потеря времени
1) General subject: leeway2) Naval: time wasting4) Business: loss of time5) Aviation medicine: (чувства) loop of time, ramp pounding6) Taboo: monkey-farting -
126 преходящее явление
1) Military: wasting asset2) Makarov: transientУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > преходящее явление
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127 приближенная ударная обработка камня
Makarov: wastingУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > приближенная ударная обработка камня
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128 процесс выноса
Soil science: wasting process
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wasting — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun Wasting is used after these nouns: ↑muscle {{Roman}}II.{{/Roman}} adj. Wasting is used with these nouns: ↑asset … Collocations dictionary
wasting — adjective wasting disease a wasting disease is one that gradually makes you become thinner and weaker … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
wasting — un·wasting; wasting; … English syllables
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