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Желоб
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Gutter, английский
- A shallow channel or conduit of metal or wood set below and along the (fascia) eaves of a house to catch and carry off rainwater from the roof.
- Средник
- Same as "rail groove"
- The inside margins or gap between items (in commercial print the gap between facing pages) is the gutter. the gutter space is that extra space allowance use to accommodate the printers marks that are not part of the job.
- The blank space between page columns or the inner or outer margin space from printing area to left and right page edges. more space is usually required in the binding fold area.
- The blank area between two or more columns of text or between two facing pages in a publication.
- The space between two facing pages (inside margins). the term is sometimes used to refer to the space between two columns (see alley).
- The space between columns of text or inside margin for binding
- Ricket
Spout, английский
- Bec de coulée;gueusard
- A short channel or tube used to spill storm water from gutters, balconies, exterior galleries, etc., so that the water will fall clear of the building. also
- A term applied to the blowing or breathing of whales and other cetaceans. the expired air, highly charged with moisture from the lungs, has frequently been mistaken for a stream of water. (see also water-spout.)
Chute, английский
- Outfeed portion of a chipper. also known as a discharge spout (23).
- Portable chipper terms
- An open-top trough through which bulk materials are conveyed and lowered by gravity.
- Спинакер
- A fall of water or rapid; the word is much used in north america, wherever the nomenclature of the country retains traces of the early french settlers. (see shoot.)
- Спуск; лоток; желоб
- A ditch or inclined timber trough through which the overflow water or mud from a borehole is conducted from the collar of the hole to the sump. the chute may be fitted with baffles and screens to cause the cuttings to settle in the chute before reaching the sump. also called canal, ditch.
- An underground raise, shaft, or inclined trough conducting ore by gravity from a higher to a lower level. also, incorrectly spelled shoot.
- In cattle events, a fenced lane that contains a single cow behind a gate.
Flume, английский
- Trough of water used to convey wood (24).
- An open channel for carrying water; usually constructed of metal, concrete, or wood. fluor on drawings, abbr. for “fluorescent.”
- Лоток; лотковый водовод [акведук]
Groove, английский
- The flangeway gap between the running edge and check of a tramway rail, crossing or installation.
- The angle formed by the v-shape of an eyewire groove to accommodate a beveled lens.
- A long narrow cut in the edge or face of a wood member; a groove across the grain is a dado; one parallel with the grain is a plow.
- Паз
- An aircraft making a perfect approach to a carrier landing is said to be “in the groove.”
- The long, tapered, half-round slot in the deflection wedge that acts as a guide in directing the bit to follow a new course in deflecting a borehole.
- Any of the spiral depressions on a cylindrical object, such as the spiral depression on the surface of fluted core or the rifling in a gun barrel.
- A small, natural, narrow drainageway on high angle slopes which separate tertiary spur ridges or mini-interfluves and is a constituent part of rib and groove topography; common in well dissected uplands.
- An app, delivered in-box with windows, that can be used to buy, stream, store, and sync music.
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
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Guy, английский
- Used commonly to refer to another person to get their attention. a generic nickname. example yo guy, gimme a smoke.
- Rope, chain, or rod attached to brace, steady, or guide (22).
- A supporting rope, cable, or wire which is anchored at one end and tied to an object or structure in order to stabilize it.
- Брас
- A rope used to steady a weighty body from swinging against the ship`s side while it is hoisting or lowering, particularly when, there is a high sea. also, a rope extended from the head of sheers, and made fast at a distance on each side to steady them. the jib-boom is supported by its guys. also, the name of a tackle used to confine a boom forward, when a vessel is going large, and so prevent the sail from gybing, which would endanger the springing of the boom, or perhaps the upsetting of the vessel. also, a large slack rope, extending from the head of the main-mast to the head of the fore-mast, and sustaining a temporary tackle to load or unload a ship with.
- A wire or rope stay used to secure spars, booms, and the like.
- The three-character iso 3166 country code for guyana.
- Смешно одетый человек
Говяжий фарш, русский
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