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angle strut - translation to russian
STRUCTURAL COMPONENT DESIGNED TO RESIST LONGITUDINAL COMPRESSION
Automotive strut; Strut (automobile); Strut (automotive)
![Compression strut on [[Piper Pawnee]] (low-wing aircraft)](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Wing Brace strut.JPG?width=200 "Compression strut on [[Piper Pawnee]] (low-wing aircraft)")
![Tension strut on [[Shorts 360]] (high-wing aircraft)](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Shorts360airsey.jpg?width=200 "Tension strut on [[Shorts 360]] (high-wing aircraft)")
angle strut
строительное дело
сжатый раскос из уголковых профилей (уголков)
подкос уголкового сечения
angle strut
сжатый раскос из уголковых профилей (уголков); подкос уголкового сечения
strut
strut I 1. noun важная или неестественная походка 2. v. ходить с важным, напыщенным видом (тж. strut about/around); Who does he think he is, strutting about (the theatre) as if he owns the place. II 1. noun constr. стойка; подкос, распорка 2. v. подпирать Syn: see boast
Definition
angle
I
n.
space between two straight lines that meet
1) an acute; alternate; complementary; exterior; interior; obtuse; right; solid angle
2) a sharp angle (at a sharp angle)
3) the side; vertex of an angle
deviation from a straight line
4) at an angle (at an angle of thirty degrees; at a rakish angle; at a right angle)
viewpoint
aspect
5) from an angle (to examine a question from various angles)
motive; scheme
(colloq.) (esp. AE)
6) to have an angle
II
v. (d; intr.) to angle for ('to try to obtain') (she was angling for an invitation)
Wikipedia
Strut
A strut is a structural component commonly found in engineering, aeronautics, architecture and anatomy. Struts generally work by resisting longitudinal compression, but they may also serve in tension.
