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Tide rip
Морской словарь |
A stretch of turbulent water caused either by conflicting tidal currents or by a tidal current crossing a rough bottom.
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Rip, английский
- To cut along the grain.
- Быстрое течение - может быть очень опасным, особенно когда направлено против прилива/отлива! создает крайне запутанную и сложную обстановку: волны разбиваясь о берег, образуют обратное течение в море.
- Routing information protocol
- Request for instrumentation pre- flight
- Raster image processing; raster image processor; road inventory program
- To cut lengthwise, parallel to the grain.
- To cut wood lengthwise, parallel to the grain.
- A pannier or basket used for carrying fish.—to rip, to strip off a ship`s planks.
- [from the latin, ripa]. the banks of a tide-river, and the sea-shore: a term in use on our southern coasts.
- Turbulent water with short steep waves where two tidal currents intersect.
- (raster image processor) converts fonts and graphics into raster images, which are used by the printer to draw onto the page.
- Railtrack investment panel. now replaced by the investment committee (ic).
- Rod internal pressure
Rip, английский
Rip, испанский
Acrónimo de receipt in process [recibo en proceso]
Rip, русский
(routing information protocol) протокол информации о маршрутизации. протокол из класса igp (interior gateway protocol, протокол внешнего шлюза), предназначенного для обмена информацией о маршрутизации в пределах автономной системы. типичными примерами исп
Rip cord, английский
Of an optical cable, a parallel cord of strong yarn that is situated under the jacket(s) of the cable for the purpose of facilitating jacket removal preparatory to splicing or breaking out.
Rip current, английский
- Поверхностное течение от берега
- A strong, relatively narrow, seaward flow, created by the backwash from surf breaking on a beach. also known as a riptide and (incorrectly) as undertow (which has a downward component). ripping-iron: a tool used for stripping sheathing from a wooden ship’s bottom, or tearing oakum out of a seam.
- Сильное обратное течение (у берега)
Rip cut, английский
A cut made parallel to the direction of the wood grain.
Rip it up, английский
Rip it up, английский
Rip out, английский
Pick-out mark
Rip plates, английский
Rip rap, английский
- A layer of large stones or broken rock placed on an embankment as erosion control and protection.
- A man-made pile of rocks and rubble often surrounding an off-shore lighthouse or as a base for an aid to navigation.
- Stones of irregular shape with specified limits of size, tipped or
Rip raster image processor, английский
Rip saw blades, английский
A rip or ripping saw blade is designed to cut into wood like a chisel. the front edges of the teeth are flat without any angle. this allows for a straight cut to be made along grain lines.
Rip tide, английский
Rip-rap, английский
Rip-stop actuator, английский
Грп с защитой от разрушения двухкамерный грп, при разрушении одной из камер которого трещины не распространяются на вторую камеру
Ripa, английский
Берег водного объекта (реки или озера)
Ripa [ae, f], латинский
Ripae, латинский
Riparatore, итальянский
Conflicting, английский
Конфликтующий
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Tide rode, английский
Said of an anchored vessel which swings with the tide (cf. wind rode).
Tide race, английский
A rapid and hazardous tidal current, usually caused by a narrow channel (tide gate) or a submerged rock.
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