meteor abbr. | |
gen. | метеор; атмосферное явление |
el. | метеорит |
med. | метеорология; метеоролог |
mil., artil. | метеоданные; метеорологические данные |
navig. | гидрометеор |
phys. | "падающая звезда" |
radio | радиометеор |
fragmentation abbr. | |
gen. | фрагментация; распадение; дробление; разрыв; раздробление; разрыв на осколки |
hydrobiol. | фрагментация |
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метеор; атмосферное явление; воздушное явление | |||
метеорит | |||
метеорология; метеоролог | |||
метеоданные (брит. e.g., Inaccurate meteor has two effects. First, it reduces the accuracy of fire, second, when many batteries are firing at the same target on different lines of fire then it increases the dispersion of the batteries' combined fire. For example wind might affect the fire of one battery as a crosswind but for another it may be a tail wind, if the meteor data is incorrect then the fire of these batteries will diverge. 'More); метеорологические данные (брит., e.g., Inaccurate meteor has two effects. First, it reduces the accuracy of fire, second, when many batteries are firing at the same target on different lines of fire then it increases the dispersion of the batteries' combined fire. For example wind might affect the fire of one battery as a crosswind but for another it may be a tail wind, if the meteor data is incorrect then the fire of these batteries will diverge. 'More) | |||
метеорологическая сводка (message); аэрологический бюллетень (message) | |||
гидрометеор | |||
"падающая звезда" | |||
радиометеор | |||
"метеор" (нитроцеллюлозный шёлк, имитирующий конский волос) | |||
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метеорный | |||
метеорологический (UK) e.g., meteor conditions, meteor message/report/telegramme 'More) | |||
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метеорный | |||
English thesaurus | |||
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meteorologist | |||
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meteorological satellite; meteorology | |||
Metadata Online Registry (Previously: National Health Information Knowledgebase) | |||
meteorological service | |||
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meteorological; meteorologist; meteorology |
meteor : 452 phrases in 24 subjects |