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Bomba
| Словарь медицинских терминов (англо-испанский) |
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Bomb, английский
- Bombing
- Fragments of molten or semi-molten rock, several inches to several feet in diameter, which are blown out during an explosive volcanic eruption. because of their semi-plastic condition, bombs are often modified in shape during their flight or upon impact.
- [1] a hollow projectile containing an explosive or nuclear charge for dropping from aircraft or firing from mortars. [2] to drop such a projectile. [3] a bomb vessel. [4] a great success (brit.). [5] a great failure (u.s.). probably from latin bombus or greek bombos = a deep hollow sound.
- A very rapid fall in pressure as a low develops.
- Partly molten material from a volcanic vent which solidifies in
- Bombing (ais)
- A device that contains an explosive, chemical material and/or incendiary that is designed to explode.
- In lubrication terminology, a closed container used for conducting tests under elevated pressures.
Pump, английский
- Pompe
- A device which converts mechanical force and motion into hydraulic fluid power.
- To excite the lasing medium. pumping addition of energy (thermal, electrical, or optical) into the atomic population of the laser medium, necessary to produce a state of population inversion.
- A device or machine that compresses and/or transports fluids, usually by pressure or suction, or both; may be used to remove water from a construction site or to convey water from one elevation to another.
- A machine which forces liquids or air into or out of something verb to force liquid or air along a tube the heart pumps blood round the body. the nurses tried to pump the poison out of the stomach.
- Помпа, насос
- A well-known machine used for drawing water from the sea, or discharging it from the ship`s pump-well.—chain-pump, consists of a long chain, equipped with a sufficient number of metal discs armed with leather, fitting the cylinders closely, and placed at proper distances, which, working upon two wheels, one above deck and the other below, in the bottom of the hold, passes downward through a copper or wooden tube, and returning upward through another, continuously lifts portions of water. it is worked by a long winch-handle, at which several men may be employed at once; and it thus discharges more water in a given time than the common pump, and with less labour.—main pumps. the largest pumps in a ship, close to the main-mast, in contradistinction to bilge pumps, which are smaller, and intended to raise the water from the bilges when
- A device for moving, forcing, or lifting liquids; also, the act or process of moving such liquids.
- Мужская бальная туфля (обыкн. лакированная)
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Bone deformity, английский
Hervido, испанский
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