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Shock, английский
- A state of weakness caused by illness or injury that suddenly reduces the blood pressure the patient went into shock. several of the passengers were treated for shock. traumatic shock a state of shock caused by an injury which leads to loss of blood verb to give someone an unpleasant surprise, and so put him or her in a state of shock she was still shocked several hours after the accident. (note: you say that someone is in shock, in a state of shock or that they went into shock.)
- Т ударная волна
- Удар; толчок; ударное воздействие
- Extreme drop in blood pressure that, among other causes, can result from a strong immune response to the activity of toxins or response to bacterial products and can result in death
- A suspension shock absorber (informal).
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Piston, английский
- Поршень
- In the marine steam-engine, a metal disc fitting the bore of the cylinder, and made to slide up and down within it easily, in order, by its reciprocating movement, to communicate motion to the engine.
- The working part of a pump, hydraulic cylin¬der, or engine that moves back and forth in the cylinder; it is generally equipped with one or several rings or cups to control the passage of fluid. it ejects the fluid from the cylinder, as in a pump, or receives force from the fluid, which causes a re¬ciprocating motion, as in an engine.
- Reciprocating component, usually in the form of a cyhnder closed at one end, that operates under fluid pressure within a smooth walled cylinder. in a reciprocating engine gas pressure on the piston crown provides the prime force that is converted into rotating mechanical power by
Shock, английский
- A state of weakness caused by illness or injury that suddenly reduces the blood pressure the patient went into shock. several of the passengers were treated for shock. traumatic shock a state of shock caused by an injury which leads to loss of blood verb to give someone an unpleasant surprise, and so put him or her in a state of shock she was still shocked several hours after the accident. (note: you say that someone is in shock, in a state of shock or that they went into shock.)
- Т ударная волна
- Удар; толчок; ударное воздействие
- Extreme drop in blood pressure that, among other causes, can result from a strong immune response to the activity of toxins or response to bacterial products and can result in death
- A suspension shock absorber (informal).
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