- on fire
orf.
on fire - on fire
in shock predic. decomposition
Explanatory Dictionary by Efremova
About the state of elation, inspiration, which ensures good luck. - On fire
On fire. [...] the colloquial expression in strike (i.e. `in such a state or mood when all the forces are on the rise in cheerful excitement, promising good luck') spread from the jargon of billiard players.
Historical and etymological dictionary
(Vinogradov V. - on fire
adj., number of synonyms: 6 lively 52 in a state of inspiration 3 in a state of elation 3 in good mood 4 lively 85 lively 34
- on fire
Express 1. In a state of inspiration, an upsurge of spiritual strength, when you manage to do something significant. A slight excitement rose in him again, he felt that he was on a roll.
Phrasebook Fedorov - on fire
(to be) - foreign language: in the mood to do something - good
Wed. Eh, you! inopportunely interrupted!
It makes a noise like coals in a samovar!
And I would definitely go overboard
All of St. Petersburg: I was on fire!
Nekrasov. Contemporaries. Heroes of time.
Wed. Why not chat?... - hit
moving, falling; knock.
Small academic dictionary
Ball hit
about the floor □
Pebble hit at her window, the glass rang
hit against the wall of the well and tore off the rope. L. Tolstoy, Harmful air.
In a few minutes the shuttle
soft hit about the shore. Popovkin, Rubanyuk Family.
2.
Having bumped into someone or something. or hitting
for smth., get hit, bruise
A strong hand pushed him away, and he hit about the fence
so that the fence shook. Lermontov, Bela.
[Dronov] squealed joyfully when someone fell or, hitting - under attack
adverb, number of synonyms: 1 in a dangerous position 1
Dictionary of Russian synonyms - Hit
(le choc, la percussion, der Stoss). - The theory of shock and collision in mechanics is based on the fact that partial forces developing between colliding parts of bodies belong to the group of instantaneous forces.
Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron - hit
See hit
Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary - hit
- hit
1. hit/and/t¹ (to hurt).
Morphemic-spelling dictionary
2. blow/and/т² (emphasize). - hit
What strength is there ~
Dictionary of Russian Idioms - hit
apply hit) in what and for what.
Management in Russian
Hit in the face (in the face). Hit fist on the table. - hit
Hit, blows, blow, blows, blow, blows, hit, blows, blow, blows, impact, blows
Zaliznyak's Grammar Dictionary - hit
hit
Explanatory Dictionary by Efremova
I owls nepereh.
see hit
II owls nepereh. decomposition
Rush somewhere. - ·hit.
(abbreviation) accent
Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary - hit
HIT, a, m.
Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary
1. A short and strong movement, directly aimed at someone, sharp
push. Apply U. with a butt, with a fist. Get out blow. U. electric current(translated). U. below
Heard blows axe.
3. Swift attack, attack. Retreat under blow enemy. Withdraw
from under blow. Flank y. Shtykova U.
4. transfer Serious trouble, shock. Try it out. fate
The family recovered from blow.
5. Cerebral hemorrhage (outdated). Die from blow. W. grabbed someone.
6 - hit
IN impact(to be; colloquial) - in a position, state, mood that ensures good luck
Volkova's Phraseological Dictionary
He finally threw down the brush, told his wife that he was not in impact. Turgenev.
Under blow
1) in a position where they can
attack, attack.
Flanks under blow. - that figure under blow(chess.).
2) transfer in a critical, dangerous situation. - hit
foreign language) - to quickly move towards something, to attempt something, to embark on something
Mikhelson's Phraseological Dictionary
Wed. " Hit
into writing."
Wed. She, without saying goodbye to Marya Nikolaevna, hit run home.
Leskov. A seedy family. 1
9.
Wed. Suddenly, as if something had burned you, you jumped up and you'll hit run!..
Zagoskin. Yuri Miloslavsky. 2, 4.
Cm. hit.
Cm. hit into ambition. - hit
1. A sharp, strong push (usually with a palm, fist, stick, etc.).
Dictionary of Russian language epithets
Fighting, boxing, painful, faithful, sudden, rough, heavy, cruel, healthy (colloquial) - hit
objects, persons when moving.
Small academic dictionary
Hit boats hitting an underwater rock.
□
The plump Yaroslavl seemed to be more
was furious; he didn't stop showering him blows. Grigorovich, Anton-Goremyka.
Grandfather hit
fist on the table, and from blow and the cups, and the bread, and the salt lick jumped with a roar and a crash. Gladkov
A story about childhood.
The sound of such a push, a shaking, or a shot, or the breaking of something. etc.
Hit
thunder Hit bells
□
The woman is dragging a dry branch, and you can hear blows ax around the corner. L. Tolstoy, Cossacks - hit
HIT, blow, ·husband.
Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
1. A sharp, strong push, a sharp, strong collision
something (moving with something moving or moving with something stationary). " Hit he was so clever that the skull split apart
» Krylov. " Hit ours is sharp and heavy.” Languages. “My heralds praised hit." Pushkin. With a blow cut off the head with a sword
Hit on the leg. Apply hit fist in the chest. Hit hammer on iron. Metal testing for hit
Take away from yourself · hit.
2. Sound - knocking, crackling, ringing, roar from such contact, collision - hit
HIT, I'll hit you, you'll hit, ·sovereign (to hit).
Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
1. someone or something. Inflict something on someone hit(cm. hit
in 1 value), cause injury. Hit hit someone on the head. Hit someone with a stick. Hit
in the face. Hit in the chest.
2. for what, about someone or something. Produce hit(cm. hit to 1 digit), knock
"It used to be like will hit let all five of them on the table scream.” Gogol. Hit stick on wood. Hit
flint on flint.
| someone or something Shoot at something. "He hit the first snipe is too close - hit
HIT, I'll hit, you'll hit, ·sovereign (to hit).
Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
1. about someone or something. Having bumped into
on something, faced with something, get hit(cm. hit in 1 · value). Hit about the door. Hit
head on the ceiling. Steamboat hit about the pitfall.
2. what. Hit something while flying with force
Bullet hit into the wall. Ball hit at the door.
3. with ·inf. and without additional Take off, start running (colloquial)
“A hundred, without suffering any damage, unexpectedly hit to flee." Sholokhov. "She, without saying goodbye - blows
blows pl.
Explanatory Dictionary by Efremova
Jerky vibrations (heart, pulse). - not in the mood
not in impact predic. decomposition
Explanatory Dictionary by Efremova
About a condition that does not provide good luck. - hit
HIT-A; m.
Kuznetsov's Explanatory Dictionary
1. A sharp, strong push made by someone or something. on a grand scale; sharp collision
U. with a fist, a stick. U. in the face. U. about the ground. Woodworking. Strength blow. Apply Avoid blow
U. ice floes on the bridge abutment. Sound blow. //usually plural: blows, -ov. Jerky vibrations of blood vessel walls
blood vessels and heart. Beats heart, pulse.
2. A sharp, short sound made by something
deaf blows explosions.
3. About the sudden the action of something., causing damage to someone, something, causing - was on fire
adj., number of synonyms: 1 speaker 189
Dictionary of Russian synonyms - hit
HIT, I rush, I rush; owls
Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary
1. Having bumped or collided, get hit(in 1 digit
face something Ball hit into the wall.
3. in what or with undefined. Start something. do it quickly, vigorously - hit
Big~
Dictionary of Russian Idioms
cruel~
colossal~
powerful~
stunning~
serious~
deadly~
crushing~
scary~
heavy~ - hit
Ch e g o i h e m.
Management in Russian
Hit legs - hit foot (in the second phrase the meaning of the tool is emphasized
actions). Wed. Also: hit hands - hit hand, hit fist hit fist, etc. - hit
About what and into what.
Management in Russian
1. o b o h t o (having encountered something, having encountered something, get hit
The bird, shot through by a bullet, turned over in the air, flew down like a stone and heavily hit on the ground
Arsenyev).
2. v o ch t o (to get into something during rapid movement).
The bullet slid through his hair and hit behind the wall (Dostoevsky). - hit
verb, holy, used often
Dmitriev's Explanatory Dictionary
I I'll hit you, You you'll hit, he/she/it will hit, We let's hit, You hit, They will hit
hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hitting; nsv. hit
1
When someone hit another person with a hand, foot, hard object, etc., with a strong movement
| Hit in the face, in the chest. | Hit on the back, on the head. | Hurt hit.
2. When someone hit hand
came into contact with a hard surface of something. Hit fist on the table. | Sharp hit foot in the door.
3 - hit
HIT, -yay, -yay; nesov. (owl. HIT, -ryu, -rish).
Explanatory dictionary of Russian argot
1. why. Start something abruptly. do - Hit
U. body on the surface of the liquid, hydraulic hit, the action of an explosion or shock wave (See Shock wave
Great Soviet Encyclopedia
A and B is called a line blow. By the end of the 1st phase, the convergence of bodies stops, and part of their kinetic energy
the same as in a static state. The contact theory is based on such assumptions blow G. Hertz. If time
Kilchevsky N.A., Theory of collisions of solid bodies, L. - M., 1949; Dinnik. A. N., Hit and compression of elastic
blow two bodies
II
Strike (military)
direct impact on the enemy by means of destruction - not in the mood
orf.
Lopatin's spelling dictionary
not in impact - hit
what, why.
Small academic dictionary
Produce hit (blows).
Hit fist on the table.
□
He spat on his hands and threw the ax
caught it on the fly and loudly hit on wood. Paustovsky, A Tale of Forests.
small steamer
called “Fisherman” as if in mockery, shuddering and hitting blades on the water, set sail from the quiet
falling object).
On the left side, a bullet buzzed from the forest and hit into the carriage. L. Tolstoy, Felling
forests.
Suddenly into one of the glasses with such force hit a huge piece of ice that it broke and fragments - hit
Original Derived from hit, which is considered a word of the same root (with a re-vocalization a/o, b
Shansky Etymological Dictionary - hit
verb, holy, used compare often
Dmitriev's Explanatory Dictionary
I I'll hit, You you'll hit, he/she/it will hit, We let's hit
You hit yourself, They will hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hitting, hitting
see nsv. hit - hit
HIT-ryu, -rish; struck; -eat, -a, -o; struck; -ren, -a, -o; St.
Kuznetsov's Explanatory Dictionary
1. what, about
what, why. Produce hit, knock. U. with a fist, with a foot. U. with a hammer, a stick, a hand. U. on a nail, on a table
Sharply at the door. U. with all his might.
2. whom. Inflict on smb. hit, hit someone U. dog
u. U. from all sides.
3. To get into, to land somewhere, into something. in a collision, impact
about moving, falling, etc. subject). Ice floe hit on board. Stone hit into glass. Bullet hit into the ground - hit
HIT- I rush, - I rush; St.
Kuznetsov's Explanatory Dictionary
1. To bump into something. or touch smth. during its movement
falling; knock. Ball hit about the floor Boat hit about the pier. Board hit about the ground. Stone
hit into the wall. U. with a knock.
2. Having bumped into someone, sth. or by touching something, getting hurt
◊ Hit at someone's feet. To humiliately ask someone. about smth. Hit about bet. Place a bet - hit
orf.
Lopatin's spelling dictionary
hit, -A
- hit
Smūgis (2)
Russian-Lithuanian dictionary
užsigavimas (2)
kirtis (2) - hit
Susidaužti (ia, ė)
Russian-Lithuanian dictionary
užsigauti (na, užsigavo) - hit
bump into
Russian-Hungarian dictionary
nekiütközni -ik v-nek
megütni ~ magát - you'll hit
Narazíš
Russian-Czech dictionary
udeříš se
uhodíš se
vrazíš - hit
m. strike, stroke; knock, impact, blow
Russian-English medical dictionary
- apoplectic hit - hit hoof - hit fist - hit
foot - main hit- straight hit - hit horn - hearty hit- sunny hit- thermal hit - hit
1. uderzyć;
Russian-Polish dictionary
2. porazić;
3. spaść, zadać cios;
4. wybić;
5. rozlec się;
6. wziąć się, porwać się;
7. lunąć, wziąć, chwycić, ścisnąć, zerwać się;
8. chwycić;
9. strzelić, palnąć, grzmotnąć; - hit
Hit, apply hit- strike one blow- hellish blows blows pick - blows kirak hit thunder
Russian-Belarusian dictionary
hit carry the thunder hit- transference ўdar reply blow on hit- say blows on impact hit
hit the target straight, trans. - hit Papa is apoplectic hit honey. - apaplexic shock
free kick hit sport. - penalty kick hit pulse - hit frontal pulse hit military - frontal blow
thermal hit- tseplavy ўdar sunny hit- I'm sure it's hard to be under blow- znahodzitsa pad - hit
Knock, knock, knock, he hit head - yon hits (throws out, hits) with the galava
Russian-Belarusian dictionary
knock, knock, blow, blow, hit to work - get to work hit into memories
empty your sleep, improve your sleep hit into tears - pachats motsna cry kіnuzza, pussіzza
hit to flee - kinutzza (puscizza) begchi hit from one extreme to the other - from one extreme to the other - hit
form on -but-
Ukrainian-Russian dictionary
.. hit - hit
Impossible. - hit; Sovereign - hit(someone/sth.) (in various meanings) strike, hit
cold steel) stab; (lash) lash, slash; (foot, hoof) kick; (fist) punch hit yourself on the forehead
to strike one's forehead lightning hit(at someone/sth.) - the lightning struck hit with a stick
to strike with a stick hit in the face - to give a slap in the face to hit the table - to
strike one"s hand on the table, to bring one"s fist down on the table, to bang on the table hit - hit
Strad. from hit stri ;
Complete Russian-English dictionary - hit
1) (knock) cozzare, urtare
Russian-Italian dictionary
hit shoulder against the post - battersi la spalla contro il palo
2
get hit, hurt) colpirsi, farsi male
hit foot on a stone - battersi il piede contro il
sasso
3) (start doing something intensely) darsi, appassionarsi
hit into politics - darsi
alla politica
hit to the extreme - cadere nell "eccesso - hit
prib.
Russian-Ukrainian dictionary
.. what did I hit - hit
prib.
Russian-Ukrainian dictionary
.. what did I hit - blow for blow Complete Russian-English dictionary
- hit
1) urmaq
2) transfer urmaq, başlanmaq (to begin), tüşmek - hit Russian-Crimean Tatar dictionary
- hit
Sov. 1. (müxtəlif mə"nalarda) vurmaq; 2. zərbə endirmək; hit against the enemy düşmənə zərbə endirmək; 3
Russian-Azerbaijani dictionary
dəymək; bullet hit into the wall güllə divara dəydi; 4. hücuma keçmək, həmlə etmək, ... üzərinə
atılmaq; hit against enemy troops düşmən qoşunlarına hücum etmək; 5. məc. tə"sir etmək; wine hit
in the head şərab beyninə vurdu; 6. kökünü kəsmək, aradan qaldırmaq; hit on bureaucracy
bürokratizmi aradan qaldırmaq; 7. dan. birdən başlamaq, düşmək; hit frosts şaxtalar birdən başladı, birdən - hit
Brinknout
Russian-Czech dictionary
dát ranu
klepnout
křísnout
praštit
secnout
třaskat
třasknout
třepnout
udeřit
uhodit
zasadit ranu
řinkout
šlehnout - hit
owls
Russian-Portuguese dictionary
dar contra, bater vi; (about each other) chocar-se, entrechocar-se; prn rzg (indulge in something) lançar-se a algo - from blows Russian-Czech dictionary
- Hit Russian-Dutch dictionary
- Hit Russian-Dutch dictionary
- hit
Slå, stöta, smälla
Russian-Swedish dictionary - be on fire
Razg. to be at one's best, to be in good/great form
Complete Russian-English dictionary - hit
Hit
Russian-Hebrew dictionary
נֶחבַּל [לְהֵיחָבֵל, נֶחבָּל, יֵיחָבֵל] ; נֶחבַּט [לְהֵיחָבֵט, נֶחבָּט, יֵיחָבֵט] - hit
1. uderzenie, cios;
Russian-Polish dictionary
2. odgłos;
3. udar mózgu, atak apoplektyczny; - hit
End of life
Russian-Estonian dictionary - blows Complete Russian-English dictionary
- hit
Arg., Chile, Gond.)
Russian-Spanish dictionary
hit with a knife - cuchillada f
hit with an ax - hachazo m
hit saber - sablazo m
hit
with a dagger - puñalada f
hit bayonet, bayonet hit- bayonetazo m
hit butt - culatazo m
hit
fist - puñetazo m
hit back of the hand - revés m, sopapo m
hit foot - puntapie m, patada f
coz f (about an animal)
hit head - cabezada f, cabezazo m
hit in the back - golpe por la espalda
golpe a tradition
hit lightning - rayo m
one blow- de un solo golpe
apply, remove hit - hit
noun husband. sort of
Russian-Ukrainian dictionary
hit-y
¤ put under hit-- pose a threat
¤ apply hit-- hit - hit
Coup m
Russian-French dictionary
hit fist - coup de poing - hit
Frapper vt; (someone something) donner un coup (de qch. a qn.)
Russian-French dictionary
hit someone's hand - frapper qn. à la
main (au bras)
hit kick someone - donner un coup de pied à qn. - hit
1) (whom) schlagen vt, einen Schlag versetzen (D)
Russian-German dictionary
2) (for what) schlagen vi
hit on the table - auf
den Tischschlagen
hit kick on something [in sth.] - mit dem Fuß gegen etw. (A)treten vi
lightning
hit into the tree - der Blitz hat in den Baum eingeschlagen
hit thunder - es gab einen Donnerschlag
hit frost - der Frost setzte ein
I, Wed. 1. Emphasis on a syllable in a word using stronger voice or higher tone, as well as an icon above the letter indicating such emphasis. Fitingof placed the wrong emphasis in many words. Paustovsky, Toast. || Highlighting a word in a sentence with the power of voice... Small academic dictionary
Austrian cartoon from 1919 The legend of the stab in the back (German: Dolchstoßlegende) conspiracy theory ... Wikipedia
- (to be) foreigner: in the mood to do something well Wed. Eh, you! inopportunely interrupted! It makes a noise like coals in a samovar! And I would surely have gone through all of St. Petersburg: I was on a roll! Nekrasov. Contemporaries. Heroes of time. Wed. Why not chat? I'm on a roll... ... Michelson's Large Explanatory and Phraseological Dictionary
On fire. [...] the colloquial expression in the blow (that is, in such a state or mood when all the forces are on the rise in cheerful excitement, promising good luck) spread from the jargon of billiard players. (Vinogradov V.V. Seventeen-volume... ... History of words
Lively, lively, lively Dictionary of Russian synonyms. in shock adj., number of synonyms: 6 lively (52) ... Dictionary of synonyms
On fire- Express. 1. In a state of inspiration, an upsurge of spiritual strength, when you manage to do something significant. A slight excitement rose in him again, he felt that he was on a roll. Facts and thoughts, as if in a key, beat in his imagination, and... Phraseological Dictionary of the Russian Literary Language
on fire- The artist is on fire today. The narrator is not in a good mood... Spelling dictionary of the Russian language
impact recovery coefficient- When a material point hits a stationary surface, a value equal to the modulus of the ratio of the projections onto the normal to the surface of the velocity of the point at the end and beginning of the impact. [Collection of recommended terms. Issue 102. Theoretical mechanics.… …
impact strength of paintwork- The ability of a paint coating to resist destruction (cracking, peeling) upon impact. [GOST 9.072 77] Topics of paint and varnish coatings General terms and basic properties of paint and varnish coatings ... Technical Translator's Guide
Books
- About hydraulic shock in water pipes, N. Zhukovsky. The work of N. E. Zhukovsky On hydraulic shock in water pipes represents one of the most remarkable studies of the great Russian scientist. This work created N. E. Zhukovsky...
Present no (except for 3 l. singular parts there is also an outdated 3 l. plural part essence); bud. I will, you will; past was, la, was (with negation: wasn’t, wasn’t, wasn’t, weren’t); led be; prib. past former; deepr. being; nesov. I. As an independent verb it means... Small academic dictionary
- (to be) foreigner: in the mood to do something well Wed. Eh, you! inopportunely interrupted! It makes a noise like coals in a samovar! And I would surely have gone through all of St. Petersburg: I was on a roll! Nekrasov. Contemporaries. Heroes of time. Wed. Why not chat? I'm on a roll... ... Michelson's Large Explanatory and Phraseological Dictionary
In shock (to be) monk. in the mood to do something well. Wed. Eh, you! By the way, I interrupted! It makes a noise like coals in a samovar! And I would definitely have gone through all of St. Petersburg: I was on a roll! Nekrasov. Contemporaries. Heroes of time. Wed. Why not... ... Michelson's Large Explanatory and Phraseological Dictionary (original spelling)
on fire- In shock/re (to be) In a good mood, in a state of elation, inspiration... Dictionary of many expressions
Spirit, mood, well-being. Be in a cheerful mood (disposition). Be out of sorts. Be on a roll. I found a poem for him. To be out of place, out of place. // As soon as I see her, I’m not myself. Lerm. .. Wed… Dictionary of synonyms
To express, to utter, to expound, to express, to utter, to utter, to pronounce, to say, to say, to reason, to interpret, to affirm, to repeat, to repeat; rant, resonate, develop an idea, spread, go into... ... Dictionary of synonyms
en verve de coze- * en verve de causer. Be eloquent, be on point. The prince finds himself en verve de causer. 1837. A. N. Golitsin Vosp. // RA 1886 2 311 ...
lansada- y, w. lançade f. Cool and high jump riding horse Ush. 1938. Horse movement in advanced riding school: the horse stands on its hind legs and jumps forward. Circus. enz. One, with every jump of his horse, turned pale as death, and almost... ... Historical Dictionary of Gallicisms of the Russian Language
A push, a blow, a slap behind the ear, a slap, a punch, a slap in the face, a kick, a slap on the head, a slap in the face, a cuff, a slap, a click; scuffle. Insult by action. The last bawlers... got their fill of blows and slaps. Melnikov. Cm.… … Dictionary of synonyms
act successfully- ▲ act (as l) with, success unsuccessfully act in control of the situation. native element. hit the target. hit [please. owls/nes] to the point. apt (# comparison). coincidentally be able to. be on fire. | surpass yourself. score points... ... Ideographic Dictionary of the Russian Language
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- On the shore of the sky, Oksana Costa. The evening sun gently envelops the crowns of tall trees with its elusive warmth and allows my imagination to run wild. Leaning to the window, I look up, to where I can still see...
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Ushakov's Dictionary
hit, blow, husband.
1. A sharp, strong push, a sharp, strong collision of something (moving with a moving one or moving with a stationary one). “The blow was so deft that the skull was split apart.” Krylov. “Our blow is precise and heavy.” Languages. “The heralds praised my blow.” Pushkin. Take off your head with a blow of a sword. A blow to the leg. Punch him in the chest. Hammer strike on iron. Metal impact test. Take away from yourself hit.
2. Sound - knocking, crackling, ringing, roar from such contact, collision. “You can hear the underwater blows of an ax on a snag.” Chekhov. IN *****
Saltykov-Shchedrin.
4. trans. Moral shock, sudden and severe grief. “I know what a terrible blow I am dealing to you.” L. Tolstoy. Recover from the blow. Postpone hit.
5. A swift attack, a sudden and decisive attack. “We are not afraid of threats from aggressors and are ready to respond with a double blow to the blow of warmongers trying to violate the inviolability of Soviet borders.” Stalin. Lightning strike on enemy communications. Overwhelm the enemy with a flank attack.
| trans. An action aimed at refuting, suppressing, eliminating something. Apply... Good verbal hit. husband. Bitter. “... Already in the 80s, Plekhanov dealt the main blow to the populist belief system...” Story VKP(b) . A blow to bureaucrats. A blow to laxity.
6. Cerebral hemorrhage accompanied by paralysis, apoplexy. Apoplexy. “He... Suddenly died from a blow.” A. Turgenev. “He got so angry that by evening he had a stroke.” Nekrasov. Solar hit. (cm. solar).
In shock (to be; decomposition) - in a position, condition, mood that ensures good luck. “He finally threw down the brush and told his wife that he was not in a good mood.” A. Turgenev. under attack - 1 ) in a position where they can attack, attack. The flanks are under attack. this figure is under attack ( chess.). 2 ) trans. in a critical, dangerous situation.
Ozhegov's Dictionary
UD A R, A, m.
1. A short and strong movement directly aimed at someone, a sharp push. Apply U. with a butt, with a fist. Knock down. U. electric current (translated). U. below the belt (prohibited technique in wrestling; also translated: about an unauthorized technique in a dispute, polemic).
2. The sound (ringing, crackling, rumble) from such a push, as well as a generally abrupt sound, a knock. U. thunder. U. bells. The blows of an ax are heard.
3. Swift attack, attack. Retreat under enemy attack. Get out from under attack. Flank y. Shtykova U.
4. trans. Serious trouble, shock. Try it out. fate. The family recovered from the blow.
5. Cerebral hemorrhage (obsolete). Die from the blow. U. grabbed the cogon.
6. what. Jerky fluctuations (heart, pulse). Pulse 80 beats per minute.
On fireWho about who's in at the moment is in a state of elation and creative inspiration. The artist is on a roll today. The narrator is not in a good mood.
Strike downon someone or something with force hit(in 1, 3 and 4 digits).
Under attack(to get into or put) in a dangerous position.
Under attack out on a limb.
| adj. shock, aya, oh (to 1 and 6 values). Impact devices. U. current (in an electrical circuit). U. impulse.
Efremova's Dictionary
- m.
- :
- A sharp, strong push made by someone or something, a sharp collision of someone or something. when moving.
- A sound that occurs when something pushes or collides. with smth.
- trans. That which strikes, causes smth. unpleasant, difficult.
- :
- Swift attack, sudden attack, onslaught.
- trans. A decisive action aimed at stopping something.
- :
- trans. Moral shock, sudden and severe grief.
- Severe damage, damage, loss.
- :
- decomposition Bleeding in the brain, accompanied by loss of consciousness and paralysis.
- Severe damage to the central nervous system.
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Encyclopedic Dictionary
IMPACT of solid bodies is a set of phenomena that occur during the collision of moving solid bodies, as well as during certain types of interaction of a solid body with a liquid or gas (impact of a jet on a body, impact of a body on the surface of a liquid, hydraulic shock, the effect of an explosion or shock wave on a solid body, etc. .). The period of time during which the impact lasts is usually very small (from several ten-thousandths to millionths of a second), and the forces developing at the contact areas of the colliding bodies (called impact or instantaneous) are very large. The action of impact forces during the impact leads to a significant change in the velocities of points on the body. The consequences of an impact can also be residual deformations, sound vibrations, heating of bodies, changes in the mechanical properties of their materials, etc., and at impact speeds exceeding critical ones, destruction of bodies at the point of impact. In the elementary theory of impact, the change in the velocities of bodies during the impact is characterized by the coefficient of recovery k = 1, the value of which depends on the material of the colliding bodies. For example, for balls made of wood k = 1/2, steel 5/9, ivory 8/9, with k = 1 the impact is called absolutely elastic, and with k = 0 absolutely inelastic.
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