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adj.
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| acoust. |
unmagnetized |
| fig., inf. |
dispirited; indifferent; disheartened |
| Gruzovik, fig. |
indifferent; disheartened; dispirited |
| met., obs. |
de-energized |
| mus. |
degaussed |
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| gen. |
become demagnetized; deperm |
| Игорь Миг |
doze at the wheel |
| fig., inf. |
cool someone's enthusiasm; dispirit; become indifferent; cool off; discourage; dishearten; lose concentration |
| Gruzovik, inf. |
cool off (pf of размагничиваться); become indifferent (pf of размагничиваться); lose concentration (pf of размагничиваться) |
| nautic. |
degauss |
| tech. |
demagnetize |
| tech., obs. |
lose magnetism; lose excitation |
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размагнитить v
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| gen. |
deperm |
| fig., inf. |
cool someone's enthusiasm; dispirit; discourage; dishearten |
| Gruzovik, fig. |
discourage someone's enthusiasm (pf of размагничивать); dishearten someone's enthusiasm (pf of размагничивать); dispirit someone's enthusiasm (pf of размагничивать); cool someone's enthusiasm (pf of размагничивать) |
| Gruzovik, magn. |
demagnetize (pf of размагничивать) |
| Gruzovik, nautic. |
degauss (pf of размагничивать); deperm (pf of размагничивать; demagnetize partly a ship’s steel hull as a precaution against magnetic mines by surrounding it in a dry dock with a large coil through which is sent an alternating current, very strong at first but gradually diminishing in intensity) |
| magn. |
neutralize |
