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1 повърхнинна акустична вълна
surface acoustic wavesurface acoustic wavesБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > повърхнинна акустична вълна
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2 вълнообразен
wavyтех. corrugatedвълнообразна линия an undulating/a wavy line. waveвълнообразна местност undulating rolling countryвълнообразна намотка ел. wavy windingвълнообразна повърхност an undulating/a wavy surfaceвълнообразно движение undulationвълнообразни хълмове rolling hills* * *вълнообра̀зен,прил., -на, -но, -ни wavy; техн. corrugated; \вълнообразенна линия undulating/wavy line, wave; \вълнообразенна местност undulating/rolling country; \вълнообразенна намотка ел. wavy winding; \вълнообразенна повърхност undulating/a wavy surface; \вълнообразенни хълмове rolling hills; \вълнообразенно движение undulation.* * *1. wavy 2. вълнообразна линия an undulating/a wavy line. wave 3. вълнообразна местност undulating rolling country 4. вълнообразна намотка ел. wavy winding 5. вълнообразна повърхност an undulating/a wavy surface 6. вълнообразни хълмове rolling hills 7. вълнообразно движение undulation 8. тех. corrugated
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