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Тарелка
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- Тарелъ стар, тале(и)рка) столовая посуда, на которой едят. у крестьян деревянный кружек, на котором крошат мясо.
- Тарелка , быть не в своей тарелке
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Plate, английский
Plate, английский
Пластина, русский
- Половина распиленного или расколотого вдоль бревна. применяется для настила полов, потолков, взвозов, деревянных мостов и т. п.
- Тоже, что и плаха.
- Пластина [пластина лесу: самая толстая доска, толще всех родов досок; распиленное вдоль бревно, с коего сняты два горбыля (даль, пласт)] , доска
- Бревно, распиленное вдоль по сердцевине
- Плоский продукт проката некоторой минимальной толщины и ширины, произвольно зависящих от типа металла. толщины пластин обычно составляют от 6 до 300 мм (от 0,25 до 12 дюймов); ширина от 200 до 2000 мм (от 8 до 80 дюйма).
Platen, английский
- Валик
- That part of a casting machine against which die sections are fastened, or presses against which trim dies are fastened.
Tallrik, шведский
Tray, английский
- A unit or assembly of units or sections, and associated fittings, made of metal or other noncombustible materials forming a rigid structural system used to support cables. includes ladders, troughs, channels, solid bottom trays, and similar structures.
- Поднос
Catinum [i, n], латинский
Catillus [i, m], латинский
Catillum [i, n], латинский
Pagus, латинский
Plate, английский
- A steel plate fitted between the rail and sleeper or timber to spread the load on the sleeper. plates may be double shoulder, clip fastening, taper, level or cant to suit requirements.
- A horizontal framing member laid flat.
- Normally a 2 x 4 or 2 x 6 that lays horizontally within a framed structure, such as:
- 1. a flat sheet of metal or bone the surgeon inserted a plate in her skull. 2. a flat piece of metal attached to a fractured bone to hold the broken parts together
- The uppermost horizontal member of a partition; the top plate of a partition on which the joists rest.
- In marine law, refers to jewels, plate, or treasure, for which freight is due. thus, plate-ship is a galleon so laden.
- Backstay-plate. a piece of iron used instead of a chain to confine the dead-eye of the backstay to the after-channel.— foot-hook or futtock plates. iron bands fitted to the lower dead-eyes of the topmast-shrouds, which, passing through holes in the rim of the top, are attached to the upper ends of the futtock-shrouds.
- [1] term in maritime law covering jewels and treasure shipped as freight. [2] gold or silver bullion. [3] one of the metal sheets of a ship’s hull. [4] a tectonic plate.
- Плашка; печатная форма plated-through interface connection соединение методом сквозной металлизации
- Еда на одного человека (на банкете и т.п.) металлическая или деревянная тарелка для сбора пожертвований (в церкви) вклейка, иллюстрация на отдельном листе
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Деревянный, русский
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Play, английский
- To trap, dribble, kick or head the ball.
- Играть
- The separation between moving parts to reduce friction.
- Motion in the frame, masts, &c. also said of the marine steam-engine when it is in action or in play. also, in long voyages or tedious blockades, play-acting may be encouraged with benefit; for the excitement and employment thus afforded are not only good anti-scorbutics, but also promoters of content and good fellowship: in such—
- Degree of “looseness” in a movable component or series of components. often used to describe suspension or steering wear. in the case of steering, play is the amount of free movement at the steering wheel before the vehicle wheels actually begin to turn.
- The extent of a petroleum-bearing formation.
Plate, английский
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