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Starting handle

Глоссарий синонимов в техническом переводе
    Cranked handle for manually starting an engine,


Рукоятка,заводная, русский



Handle, английский
  1. Ручка; рукоятка 281

  2. Рукоятка

  3. Управлять

  4. The title prefixed to a person`s name.—to handle a ship well, is to work her in a seamanlike manner.

  5. A part that is designed to be grasped by the human hand (e.g., the grips around the outer ring of a ship’s steering wheel). halls 146

  6. Ручка, рукоятка, рукоять; рычаг bail ~ дверная ручка-скоба

  7. A pointer to a pointer; that is, a variable that contains the address of another variable, which in turn contains the address of the desired object.

  8. A user interface control that facilitates modification of an object’s appearance, position, or behavior.

  9. Any token that a program can use to identify and access an object such as a device, a file, a window, or a dialog box.

  10. Hand

  11. Уникальное буквенно-цифровое представление объекта в базе данных autocad.


Handle, английский

Handle (to), английский
    Разобраться, вести (дело)


Handle count, английский
    In task manager, the number of object handles in a process`s object table.


Handle id, английский
    Идентификатор дескриптора


Handle of hammer, английский

Handle the case, английский
    Вести дело по заявке; рассматривать заявку


Handle to device context, английский

Handleable, английский
    Easily able to handle, deal with. example this extreme situation is handleable. so it makes me wonder why we call it extreme.


Handlebar, английский
  1. A lever attached, usually using an intermediary stem, to the steerer tube of the fork. allows steering and provides a point of attachment for controls and accessories.

  2. Длинные усы, подкрученные вверх hand-me-down дешевое готовое платье


Handlebar tape, английский
    A tape wound around dropped handlebars so as to provide padding and grip, usually cork or cloth, sometimes foam rubber.


Handlebar, handlebars, английский

Handlebars, английский
    Part of a soil- or foundation-testing apparatus having bars extending horizontally outward from rods connected to a vane tester. a spring scale is attached to the extended bars and the reading of the amount of pull required to turn the rod and vane tester through each 30° segment of a 90° arc is registered on the spring scale and recorded by the operator.


Handled, шведский

Handleda, шведский

Handledare, шведский

Handler, английский
  1. Хэндлер, проводчик (тот, кто проводит собаку перед судьями на выставке)

  2. Манипулятор, исполнительное устройство (робота) см. также mаniрulаtоr, mесhаniсаl hаnd

  3. Транспортное средство (для перемещения на короткое расстояние) bulk ~ транспортное средство для перевозки грузов навалом

  4. A com object that provides functionality for a shell item.

  5. A routine that manages a common and relatively simple condition or operation, such as error recovery or data movement.


Handles of a gun, английский
    The dolphins.


Start, немецкий

Start, английский
  1. Старт; пуск; взлет

  2. Spacecraft technology and advanced reentry

  3. Space transport and reentry tests (project)

  4. Старт, стартовать

  5. A long handle or tail; whence, by analogy, “start point.” but sometimes applied by navigators to any point from which a departure is taken. also, the expected place of a struck whale`s rising, after having plunged or sounded.—to start, applied to liquids, is to empty; but if to any weight, as the anchor, &c., implies to move.— to start bread. to turn it out of bags or casks, and stow it in bulk.—to start a butt-end. when a plank has loosened or sprung at the butt-end, by the ship`s labouring, or other cause.—to start a tack or sheet. to slack it off, as in tacking or man[oe]uvring, “raise tacks and sheets.”

  6. [1] a point of departure. [2] to induce motion. [3] to slacken a sheet, tack, or rope. [4] to spring, slip, or work loose (e.g., planking). [5] to loosen the staves of a butt, by the working of the ship. [6] to pierce a cask and pour out some of its contents. [7] to use a rattan or starter. [8] the place a whale is expected to rise, after being harpooned and sounding.

  7. A screen that gives users quick access to recent documents and recommended templates when an office application starts.

  8. The button that invokes the start menu (desktop) and the start screen (mobile or desktop).

  9. The- full-screen view of start that includes the- list of items, such as apps, websites, and other info that a person can specify and customize. it is what is displayed when the start button is used.

  10. The home screen of an unlocked windows phone.

  11. The resizable view of start. it can be resized to show the list of items, such as apps, websites, and other info that a person can specify and customize. start a new conference… (oth)


Start, шведский

Steering swivel, английский

Spring u, английский