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v | stresses |
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| gen. |
drink in; exhale; imbibe; absorb; suck (to pull or draw in a particular direction with a sucking or similar action • The vacuum cleaner sucked up all the dirt from the carpet; A plant sucks up moisture from the soil); soak; draw; inhaust; drink; resorb; inhale (воздух); suck on (slimy-slim); suck in (тж. знания и т. п.) |
| Gruzovik |
take in (impf of всосать) |
| agric. |
suck up |
| auto. |
draw; adsorb; induct |
| auto., obs. |
draw; pump |
| construct. |
draw in (воздух) |
| ed. |
swish (juice Kastorka) |
| el. |
sniff; suck back; swallow |
| goldmin., min.proc. |
aspire (Jewelia) |
| IT |
fetch |
| leath. |
suck out |
| Makarov. |
inhale (напр., воздух); draw (о воздуходувке и т.п.); inflow; inhaust (напр., воздух); inspire; intussuscept (что-либо – особ. о кишечнике); draw up; draw in; soak in; soak up; inhale |
| mil., arm.veh. |
pick up the suction |
| oil |
inhaust (напр., газовую смесь) |
| railw. |
suck in; suck up the combustion gases (дымовые газы) |
| silic. |
suck in |
| space |
breathe; ingest |
| tech. |
intussuscept; suck; prime; ingest (пыль с воздухом в двигатель); intake; aspirate; pull (A small pump pulls the liquid into the main chamber. I. Havkin) |
| textile |
suck off |
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| gen. |
imbiber; absorbent; absorbing; absorptive; suction; sucking |
| Gruzovik |
inhaled sound; suction stop; blotting |
| avia. |
sucking in |
| chem. |
inhausting |
| construct. |
drawing in |
| dril. |
inductive; intaking; stdg (standing; о клапане скважинного насоса) |
| ecol. |
adsorbing |
| food.ind. |
aspirating |
| leath. |
sorbent |
| Makarov. |
induction fan |
| med. |
bibulous |
| space |
suck |
| tech. |
upstream; intake |
| therm.eng. |
aspirant |
| wood. |
fan exhauster |
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| gen. |
draw in; imbibe; inhaust; resorb; soak through (into); suck in; take in; be blown (Ionized air may then be blown from the air source through the engine intake to engine cylinders. I. Havkin); be absorbed (with в + acc., in); be sucked into (a swamp, morass, etc.) |
| Gruzovik |
soak through into (impf of всосаться); adhere to/upon by suction (impf of всосаться) |
| fig. |
absorb |
| Makarov. |
soak in; soak up |
| med. |
soak |
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| geol. |
sucked |
| Makarov. |
intake |
| med. |
alible |
| mil., tech. |
suction |
| oil |
absorbable |
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| pack. |
absorptive capacity; absorbency |
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| med. |
absorb (warny) |