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Глубина
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- Глубина , бездна
- Гл.
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Gle,bokos’c’, польский
Бездна, русский
Бездна, пропасть, пучина, омут, глубина. ср. ад, много и углубление. , ад, много
Djup, шведский
Profunditas, atis, f, латинский
Profundum, i, n, латинский
Altitudo, inis, f, латинский
Exsultare, латинский
Depth, английский
- Depth refers to whether a scent is complex, sophisticated, rich or full-bodied.
- Глубина
- A diamond’s height, measured in millimeters from its point or culet to its table.
- The distance between the table and the culet as measured in millimeters.
- A fragrance has depth when a leading identity of accord or character is noticeable during its evolution from top notes to dry down.
- The audible sense of nearness and farness of recorded instruments or elements of a mix. we perceive close instruments to be those with a high ratio of direct-to-reverberant sound, and distant instruments to be those with a low ratio of direct-to-reverberant sound.
- The distance to which a well is drilled, stipulated in a drilling contract as contract depth. total depth is the depth after drilling is finished.
Depth or deep, английский
Гл., русский
Syvyys, финский
Deep, английский
- Essentially the same as concentrated, expressing the fact that the wine is rich, full of extract, and mouth filling.
- Dp
- “v” hull глубокий корпус судна в виде буквы
- A глубинный (ант. surface) case, content, structure
- A word figuratively applied to the ocean. on the coast of germany, to the northward of friesland, it is of the same import as gulf on the coasts of france, spain, italy, &c. also, any depth over 20 fathoms.—deep-sea fishing. in contradistinction to coast, or when the hand-lead reaches bottom at 20 fathoms.—hand deeps. out of ordinary leadsman`s sounding.—a vessel is deep as regards her lading, and is also said to sail deep when her expenses run high.
- [1] any of the intermediate levels between fathom marks on a leadline. [2]see oceanic deep. [3] a generic term for the ocean.
- Время наиболее полного проявления чего-либо
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Gliceryna, польский
Gle,bokos’c’, польский
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