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| Allg. |
ascendant; ascendent; ascensional; orient; rising; upcast; up-tending (Anglophile); incline (антоним decline, увеличение высоты уклона по ходу движения baclanjan); upstream (Alexander Matytsin); bottom-up; assurgent; escalating; up; upward (Баян); mountant |
| Gruzovik |
rising (prap of восходить and adj) |
| Amerik. |
in the making (Her drama teacher is confident Julie is a star in the making.; о талантливых людях Val_Ships) |
| Autoind. |
upward |
| Chem. |
bottom up; bottomup |
| comp. |
build-up; ascending; increasing |
| Dermatol. |
pagetoid (внутриэпидермальный, внутриэпителиальный; upward spreading, Paget's disease Анастасия_О) |
| E.öl. |
uprise |
| el. |
bottom-up (напр. анализ) |
| Gruzovik, Bot. |
anodic |
| Ling. |
acute |
| Lit. Stil |
ascensive |
| Luftf. |
climbing; afferent |
| Makarow. |
bottom-up (напр., о процессе разработки) |
| Med. |
ascending (напр., о направлении нервных пучков); ascendens (Lena Nolte); upsloping ("Upsloping" ST depression – восходящая депрессия сегмента ST seniukovich) |
| Meteorol. |
anabatic; moving upward; updraft; updraught |
| micr. |
upstream (Pertaining to the direction in which the signal flow is sent from the subscriber (or front-end), towards the head-end station (or central office) on a network) |
| Seismol. |
emerging; up-going; upward-traveling; upwards |
| Tech. |
ascending series; increasing series |
| Telekomm. |
uplink (oleg.vigodsky) |
| wein. |
procumbent (о кусте винограда) |
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upstream DCP (oleg.vigodsky) |
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| Allg. |
rise; ascend; mount; remount (к более раннему периоду); date back (к определённой эпохе); run back (к определённому периоду); trace back to (проследить, восходить Alex_Odeychuk); accede (напр., на трон User); go up (на гору); hark back to (Liv Bliss); be out (о луне, солнце, звёздах); hike up (на гору ResonancePro); trace (m.ivanov); hearken back to (to go back in thought or speech; revert; hark back – usage objected to by some: Until the mid-1930s, the artist, as a rule, chose a dark color scheme that hearkened back to the paintings of classical artists. • While novel at the time in sound and style, this ethos of contrapuntal group improvisation hearkened back to the formative days of jazz. VLZ_58); trace one's lineage to (к чему-либо, к какому-либо времени 4uzhoj); stem (к чему-либо – from something; в контексте: The expression "irony of fate" stems from the notion that the gods are amusing themselves by toying with the minds of mortals with deliberate ironic intent. 4uzhoj); date (к определённой эпохе); uprise (о солнце); walk up; go back to (with к); date back to |
| Gruzovik |
go back to; rise (impf of взойти); climb |
| Gruzovik, landwirt. |
shoot (impf of взойти); sprout (impf of взойти) |
| Gruzovik, übertr. |
approach (impf of взойти); come up to (impf of взойти); run up to (impf of взойти); amount to (impf of взойти) |
| Luftf. |
climb |
| Makarow. |
ascend (напр., о светиле); trace back; uprise; mount up; run back (к определенному периоду) |
| Mar. |
arise |
| Math. |
date back (to); go back (to) |
| Navig. |
rise (о светиле) |
| übertr., umg. |
amount (to) |
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ascendants |
| Werb. |
climbers |
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ascend (okh_m) |
