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1 било
1. геогр. ridge; divide, watershed; crest2. (на покрив) ridge(на стена и пр.) coping. било-било either... or* * *бѝло,ср., -а̀ 1. геогр. ridge; divide, watershed; crest; chine;* * *chine; crest; ridge: We reached the било of the mountain. - Достигнахме билото на планината.; summit* * *1. (на покрив) ridge 2. (на стена и пр.) coping. било-било either... or 3. геогр. ridge;divide, watershed;crest -
2 вододел
water shed, divide* * *вододѐл,м., -и, (два) вододѐла watershed/parting, divide; \вододел на континент геогр. continental divide.* * *divide; water-parting* * *water shed, divide -
3 водораздел
вж. вододел* * *водораздѐл,м., -и, (два) водораздѐла watershed, divide.* * *вж. вододел -
4 повратен
turningпрен. crucialповратна точка a turning point; a crucial moment; landmark* * *повра̀тен,прил., -на, -но, -ни turning; прен. crucial; vicissitudinary, vicissitudinous; \повратенна точка turning point; crucial moment; landmark; watershed.* * *1. turning 2. повратна точка a turning point;a crucial moment; landmark 3. прен. crucial -
5 вододел
interstreamгеол.watershedwater partingwater partingsгеол.water shedгеол.water sheds -
6 водосборен басейн
drainage basindrainage basinsgathering groundgathering groundswatershedwater shedsБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > водосборен басейн
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