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Swing, английский
- Колебание. размах.
- Circus article used under the circus cupola now, but it is still as important as it was before. compared with common swing in recreation parks, it only lacks a restrictive bar (so it is possible to perform a 360� revolution trick on a circus sw
- The action of a door’s movement, usually on hinges or pivots, about a hanging stile.
- Размах (руки робота); качание (руки робота) cm. bеnding оf thе hаnd, swing оf thе hаnd
- [1] to ride at anchor with the bow pointing in different directions due to wind and tide. [2] a nato enabling concept, based on the probability that the future strategic environment will be confused and unpredictable. “swing” is defined as “the ability to configure a force, formation, or unit to operate successfully and cost-effectively across a wide range of mission types and roles.” the concept is force-oriented and visualizes the seamless integration of maritime, land and air components with multi-tasking versatility as a result of integrating key elements of doctrine, equipment, platform design, training, personnel, and force structure.
- Неожиданное скачкообразное изменение конъюнктуры
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Take, английский
- Hold, catch, seize, grasp, win, capture, acquire, pick, choose, select, prefer, remove, steal, lift, rob, engage, bewitch, purchase, buy, retract, recall, assume, occupy, consume
- The draught of fishes in a single drag of the net. also, to take, in a military sense, to take or adopt any particular formation, as to take open order, or to take ground to the right or the left.—to take an astronomical observation, so to ascertain the position of a celestial body as to learn from it the place of the ship.
- [anglo-saxon]. the arrows which used to be supplied to the fleet; the takill of chaucer.
- A recorded performance of a song, solo, or part. many times, several takes are done of the same musical performance and the best one becomes the final product. at times, the best parts of several takes are brought together (digitally, or with tape splicing) to form a composite take.
- (1) to agree to buy. a dealer or customer who agrees to buy at another dealer`s offered price is said to take the offer. (2) euro bankers speak of taking deposits rather than buying money.
Swam, английский
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