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1 with increasing frequency
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2 with increasing frequency ...
• с возрастающей частотой...English-Russian dictionary of phrases and cliches for a specialist researcher > with increasing frequency ...
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3 with (ever) increasing frequency
Общая лексика: все чащеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > with (ever) increasing frequency
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frequency n ( all contexts) fréquence f (of de) ; in order of frequency par ordre de fréquence ; these incidents have been occurring with increasing frequency ces incidents sont de plus en plus fréquents. -
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noun1) Häufigkeit, die2) (Phys., Statistics) Frequenz, die* * *1) (the state of happening often: The frequency of her visits surprised him.) die Häufigkeit2) ((in electricity, radio etc) the number of waves, vibrations etc per second: At what frequency does the sound occur?) die Schwingungszahl, die Frequenz3) (a set wavelength on which radio stations regularly broadcast: I regularly listen to this frequency in order to hear my favourite music.) die Frequenz* * *fre·quen·cy[ˈfri:kwən(t)si]nwith increasing \frequency immer öfterthe \frequency of terrorist attacks seems to have fallen recently in letzter Zeit scheint es nicht mehr so viele Angriffe von Terroristen gegeben zu habenhigh/low \frequency Hoch-/Niederfrequenz f* * *['friːkwənsɪ]nHäufigkeit f; (PHYS) Frequenz fhigh/low frequency — Hoch-/Niederfrequenz f
* * *frequency [ˈfriːkwənsı] swith increasing frequency mit zunehmender Häufigkeit, immer häufiger2. ELEK, PHYS Frequenz f, Schwingungszahl ff. abk4. feminine5. following6. foot8. from* * *noun1) Häufigkeit, die2) (Phys., Statistics) Frequenz, die* * *n.Frequenz -en f.Häufigkeit f.Häufigkeitsverteilung f.Schwingungszahl f. -
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['friːkwənsɪ]nome frequenza f.* * *plural - frequencies; noun1) (the state of happening often: The frequency of her visits surprised him.) frequenza2) ((in electricity, radio etc) the number of waves, vibrations etc per second: At what frequency does the sound occur?) frequenza3) (a set wavelength on which radio stations regularly broadcast: I regularly listen to this frequency in order to hear my favourite music.) frequenza* * *['friːkwənsɪ]nome frequenza f. -
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plural - frequencies; noun1) (the state of happening often: The frequency of her visits surprised him.) frecuencia2) ((in electricity, radio etc) the number of waves, vibrations etc per second: At what frequency does the sound occur?) frecuencia3) (a set wavelength on which radio stations regularly broadcast: I regularly listen to this frequency in order to hear my favourite music.) frecuenciafrequency n frecuenciatr['friːkwənsɪ]noun (pl frequencies)1 frecuencian.• frecuencia (Física) s.f.'friːkwənsimass & count noun (pl - cies) frecuencia f; (before n)['friːkwǝnsɪ]frequency modulation — frecuencia f modulada
1.N (also Elec) frecuencia fhigh/low frequency — alta/baja frecuencia
2.CPDfrequency band N — banda f de frecuencia
frequency distribution N — (Statistics) distribución f de frecuencia
frequency modulation N — frecuencia f modulada
* * *['friːkwənsi]mass & count noun (pl - cies) frecuencia f; (before n)frequency modulation — frecuencia f modulada
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fre·quen·cy [ʼfri:kwən(t)si] nwith increasing \frequency immer öfterthe \frequency of terrorist attacks seems to have fallen recently in letzter Zeit scheint es nicht mehr so viele Angriffe von Terroristen gegeben zu haben -
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- ci; f* * *f.1. (= częste występowanie) frequency; częstotliwość akcji serca med. heart rate; z coraz większą częstotliwością with increasing frequency.2. fiz. frequency; pasmo częstotliwości frequency band; zakres częstotliwości frequency range; wysoka/niska l. mała/średnia częstotliwość high/low/medium frequency; częstotliwość własna natural frequency; częstotliwość lustrzana image frequency; częstotliwość pośrednia intermediate frequency; częstotliwość słyszalna audio l. sonic l. sound frequency.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > częstotliwość
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12 base de datos bibliográfica
(n.) = bibliographic databaseEx. Because of their ready availability, database management systems (DBMS) are being applied to bibliographic data bases with increasing frequency.* * *(n.) = bibliographic databaseEx: Because of their ready availability, database management systems (DBMS) are being applied to bibliographic data bases with increasing frequency.
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13 frequentie
♦voorbeelden:1 uit de frequentie van zijn bezoeken kun je afleiden dat … • from the frequency of his visits you can deduce that …de frequentie van zijn hartslag • his pulse (rate)met toenemende frequentie • with increasing frequency -
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A n1 ( in amount) augmentation f (in de) ; price/pay increase augmentation de prix/de salaire ; a sudden increase in unemployment une soudaine augmentation du taux de chômage ; an increase of 5%, a 5% increase une augmentation de 5% ; an increase of 20% in the cost of sth une augmentation de 20% du prix de qch ;2 ( in degree) accroissement m ; an increase in support for the policy un nombre croissant de personnes favorables à la politique ; there has been an increase in public interest le public s'y intéresse de plus en plus ; to be on the increase être en progression.B vtr1 gen augmenter [sales, grant, offer, temperature, anxiety] ; to increase one's chances of doing augmenter ses chances de faire ; to increase the risk of augmenter les risques de [failure, disease etc] ; to increase sth by augmenter qch de [amount, percentage] ; to increase life expectancy by five years prolonger l'espérance de vie de cinq ans ; to increase sth to augmenter qch jusqu'à ; I increased my offer to $100 je suis monté à 100 dollars ;2 ( in knitting) augmenter de [stitch].C vi1 gen [output, sales, volume, strength, intensity] augmenter ; [appetite] grandir ; [workload] s'accroître ; to increase by augmenter de [amount, percentage] ; to increase in number/value augmenter en nombre/valeur ; to increase in volume augmenter de volume ; to increase in size s'agrandir ; to increase from… to passer de… à ;3 ( in knitting) augmenter.D increasing pres p adj [prices, number] croissant ; with increasing frequency de plus en plus fréquemment.E increased pp adj [choice, demand, probability] plus grand ; [attacks] plus fréquent ; [inequality] plus marqué ; an increased risk of cancer un risque accru de cancer. -
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[fre'kwɛntsa](gen) Fis Radio Elettr frequency, Scol attendance -
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sf [fre'kwɛntsa](gen) Fis Radio Elettr frequency, Scol attendance -
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ПИТЬ/ЗАПИТЬ ГОРЬКУЮМЁРТВУЮ obsoles) collVP subj: human to drink, get drunk unrestrainedlyX пьёт горькую = X drinks himself blindsilly, unconscious, into a stupor, into oblivion)X drinks like a fish.Все чаще и чаще он стал запивать мёртвую, пока, наконец, это не стало его бедой и болезнью (Максимов 3). Не drank himself into a stupor with increasing frequency until it became a disease and ruined him (3a)....Мастер Безенчук пил горькую и даже однажды пытался заложить в ломбарде свой выставочный гроб (Ильф и Петров 1)....Bezenchuk drank like а fish and had once tried to pawn his best sample coffin (1a). -
18 запить горькую
• ПИТЬ/ЗАПИТЬ ГОРЬКУЮ <МЕРТВУЮ obsoles> coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to drink, get drunk unrestrainedly:- X пьёт горькую≈ X drinks himself blind <silly, unconscious, into a stupor, into oblivion>;- X drinks like a fish.♦ Все чаще и чаще он стал запивать мёртвую, пока, наконец, это не стало его бедой и болезнью (Максимов 3). He drank himself into a stupor with increasing frequency until it became a disease and ruined him (3a).♦...Мастер Безенчук пил горькую и даже однажды пытался заложить в ломбарде свой выставочный гроб (Ильф и Петров 1)....Bezenchuk drank like a fish and had once tried to pawn his best sample coffin (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > запить горькую
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19 запить мертвую
• ПИТЬ/ЗАПИТЬ ГОРЬКУЮ <МЕРТВУЮ obsoles> coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to drink, get drunk unrestrainedly:- X пьёт горькую≈ X drinks himself blind <silly, unconscious, into a stupor, into oblivion>;- X drinks like a fish.♦ Все чаще и чаще он стал запивать мёртвую, пока, наконец, это не стало его бедой и болезнью (Максимов 3). He drank himself into a stupor with increasing frequency until it became a disease and ruined him (3a).♦...Мастер Безенчук пил горькую и даже однажды пытался заложить в ломбарде свой выставочный гроб (Ильф и Петров 1)....Bezenchuk drank like a fish and had once tried to pawn his best sample coffin (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > запить мертвую
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20 пить горькую
• ПИТЬ/ЗАПИТЬ ГОРЬКУЮ <МЕРТВУЮ obsoles> coll[VP; subj: human]=====⇒ to drink, get drunk unrestrainedly:- X пьёт горькую≈ X drinks himself blind <silly, unconscious, into a stupor, into oblivion>;- X drinks like a fish.♦ Все чаще и чаще он стал запивать мёртвую, пока, наконец, это не стало его бедой и болезнью (Максимов 3). He drank himself into a stupor with increasing frequency until it became a disease and ruined him (3a).♦...Мастер Безенчук пил горькую и даже однажды пытался заложить в ломбарде свой выставочный гроб (Ильф и Петров 1)....Bezenchuk drank like a fish and had once tried to pawn his best sample coffin (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > пить горькую
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