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Word
Translation
quantity
величина
Gravitational
гравитационный
Engine
Двигатель
Alloy
Сплав
Osscilliation
Колебание
Nuclear
Ядерный
Celestial
Небесный
Velocity
Скорость
Acceleration
Ускорение
Friction
Трение
Copper wire
проволока
Collision of cars
Столкновение
circuit
Электрические цепь
bulb
Лампочка
Empirical
Эмпирический
To dismiss the magnitude
Недооценивать
Negligible
Пренебрежимый
equilibrium
равновесие
Malfunction
Неисправность
Propagation
Распространение
resolution
Разрешение
Flat
Плоский
lever
рычаг
precision
точность
equation
уравнение
conversion
Преобразование
dilation
расширение
Illuminate
Осветить
To absorb
Поглощать
variable
Переменная
reflection
Отражение
compound
соединение
fluid
жидкость
projectile
снаряд
Exposure
Подверженность
layer
слой
Converge
сходиться
refraction
Преломление
scattering
Рассеяние
Simultaneity
Одновременность
Intersection
Пересечение
Aptitude
Склонность
Elusive
Неуловимый
insulator
диэлектрик
To startle
Испугать
corrode
ржаветь
Emphasize
hardware
zeppelin
interference
current
Weld
cavity
plywood
carnivore
herbivore
Mutual
calculus
Exert
Inherent
Viscous
Encounter
Grip
heating
Inert
Concrete
spring
surface
Paramount
Lucid
recoil
dimension
curse
Multiverse
spacecraft
Wireless
emissions
Funky
Rhetorical
melancholy
bypass
To stan
Bizarre
Sinister
bedlam
passion
eternity
faith
oblivion
Naïve
disguise
Fabulous
Bumblebee
Подчеркивать
аппаратура
Огромный дирижабль
вмешательство
ток
Сваривать
полость
фанера
хищник
травоядное
Взаимный
исчисление
Прилагать
Присущий
Вязкий
Встретить
Хватать
отопление
Инертный
Бетонный
пружина
поверхность
Первостепенный
ясный
отдача
измерение
проклятие
Мультивселенная
космический корабль
Беспроводной
выбросы
Веселый
Риторический
тоска
обходить
Быть фанатом звезды
Странный
зловещий
хаос
страсть
вечность
вера
забвение
Наивный
маскировка
Невероятный
Шмель
aurora
Keen on
северное сияние
Увлекаться
Definition
the amount or number of something
relating to gravity
the part of a vehicle that uses energy from oil, electricity, or steam to make it move
a metal that is a mixture of two or more metals
repeated movement from one position to another
using the power produced when the nucleus of an atom is divided
of or from the sky or outside this world
the speed at which an object is travelling
the increase in the speed
the force that makes it difficult for one object to slide along the surface
thin, metal thread
an accident that happens when two vehicles hit each other with force
a complete circle that an electric current travels around
a glass object containing a wire which produces light from electricity
based on experience
to refuse to consider an idea
not important
a state of balance
to fail to work
spreading of something
the ability of a microscope, or a television or computer screen, to show things clearly
smooth, with no curved
a handle that you move to control the operation of a machine
the qualities of being careful and accurate
a mathematical statement consisting of symbols that shows that one amount is equal to another
the process of converting something from one thing to another
the state of being larger or more open than usual
to light something and make it brighter
to take something in
a number, amount, or situation that can change
the image of something in a mirror
a chemical that combines two or more elements
a substance that flows and is not solid
an object that is thrown or shot forwards with force
the fact of experiencing something or being affected by it
thin sheet of a substance
to come from other places to meet in a particular place
the change in direction of a wave passing from one medium to another
change in the direction of motion of a particle because of a collision with another particle
fact of happening or being done at exactly the same time
an occasion when two lines cross
a natural ability or skill
difficult to catch
a material that electricity cannot go through
to surprise a person or animal
to destroy or be destroyed by acid or rust
to show that something is very important
the physical and electronic parts of a computer
an aircraft without wings, containing gas to make it lighter than air
an occasion when someone tries to interfere in a situation
a movement of water, air, or electricity in a particular direction
to join two pieces of metal together permanently by melting
empty space between two surfaces
wood that consists of several thin layers
an animal that eats meat
an animal that eats only plants
feeling the same emotion
an area of advanced mathematics
to use something in order to make something happen
basic part of something
thick and sticky and does not flow easily
to meet someone unexpectedly
to hold very tightly
the system that keeps a building warm
very slow to move or act
a very hard building material made by mixing together cement, sand, small stones, and water
a piece of curved or bent metal
top part or layer of something
more important than anything else
clearly expressed
backward movement that a gun makes when it is fired
a measurement of something in a particular direction
to say magic words that are intended to bring bad luck
a collection of different universes
a vehicle used for travel in space
using a system of radio signals rather than wires to connect computers
the act of sending out gas, heat, light
used to describe a style of music, usually for dancing to
asked merely for effect with no answer expected
sadness that lasts for a long period of time, often without any obvious reason
to avoid something by going around it
to greatly admire a singer or other famous person, to an extent that is unusual
very strange and unusual
making you feel that something bad might happen
a noisy situation with no order
a powerful emotion or its expression, esp. the emotion of love, anger, or hate
time that never ends or that has no limits
great trust or confidence in something or someone
the state of being completely forgotten
too willing to believe that someone is telling the truth
something that someone wears to hide their true appearance
very good; excellent
a large bee
coloured light in the sky
liking, interested in, or wanting (to do) something very much
Example
physical quantity
gravitational force
Engine blew up
Platinum-iridium alloy
Osscilliation of chords
Nuclear tests
Celestial bodies
Velocity of the car
Acceleration of a car
Friction of air
wire
Collision of cars
Electric circuit
Light bulb
Empirical evidence
To dismiss
Negligible factor
Stable equilibrium
Malfunction is corrected
Propagation of light
screen resolution
Flat Earth
to move a lever
high precision
Complicated equation
Energy conversion
Time dilation
To Illuminate a room
To absorb light
Many variables
Light reflection
Complex compound
Toxic fluid
Flying projectile
Exposure to radiation
Slim layer
Converging lens
Light refraction
Light scattering
Simultaneity of events
Intersection of lines
Aptitude to music
Elusive thief
Plastic insulator
To startle a rabbit
Copper corrodes
Emphasize words
Modern hardware
Huge zeppelin
The government's interference
Electric current
Weld tubes
Small cavity
Flexible plywood
Dangerous carnivore
Hungry herbivore
Mutual feelings
Math calculus
Exert force
Inherent habits
Viscous fluid
Encounter an enemy
Grip sweets
To turn on heating
Inert object
Concrete building
Long spring
Rough surface
Paramount goal
Lucid dream
Strong recoil
The forth dimension
Horrible curse
Multiverse of madness
War spacecraft
Wireless headphones
Toxic emissions
Funcky music
Rhetorical question
Autumn melancholy
the road that bypasses the town
Stop stanning for Rhianna!
Bizarre idea
sinister-looking man
A total bedlam
Burning passion
eternity
Strong faith
Inevitable oblivion
Naïve children
Smart disguise
Fabulous journey
scared of bumblebees
Beautiful aurora
Keen on math
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