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forced ageing - перевод на русский
WHERE FLUID MOTION IS GENERATED BY AN EXTERNAL SOURCE
Forced Convection; Forced Draft
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forced ageing
ускоренное старение
forced
![health]] bars). The player ordered Balfus (top-left) to move over the shrine nearby, causing him to have a green circular healing aura.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Forced gameplay.jpeg?width=200 "health]] bars). The player ordered Balfus (top-left) to move over the shrine nearby, causing him to have a green circular healing aura.")
SINGLE-PLAYER AND CO-OP ACTION ROLE-PLAYING GAME DEVELOPED BY BETADWARF
Forced (video game)
forced adj. 1) принудительный forced landing aeron. - вынужденная посадка 2) натянутый (об улыбке); аффектированный, притворный; неестественный 3) mil. форсированный 4) tech. форсированный; принудительный forced draught - искусственная тяга
forced
SINGLE-PLAYER AND CO-OP ACTION ROLE-PLAYING GAME DEVELOPED BY BETADWARF
Forced (video game)
forced
SINGLE-PLAYER AND CO-OP ACTION ROLE-PLAYING GAME DEVELOPED BY BETADWARF
Forced (video game)
[fɔ:st]
общая лексика
вынужденный
динамический
нагнетательный
нагнетенный
принудительно
принудительный
принужденный
форсированный
прилагательное
общая лексика
принудительный
вынужденный
принуждённый
натянутый
неестественный
аффектированный, притворный
военное дело
форсированный
сельское хозяйство
выгоночный
выращенный в теплицах
техника
с побуждением
deracinate
![General deportation currents of the [[dekulakization]] 1930–1931](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Karte Entkulakisierung.png?width=200 "General deportation currents of the [[dekulakization]] 1930–1931")
INVOLUNTARY OR COERCED MOVEMENT OF A PERSON OR PERSONS AWAY FROM THEIR HOME OR HOME REGION
Displaced person; Displaced Persons; Displaced Person; Forced migrant; Displaced persons; Involuntary migration; Displaced people; Forced relocation; Involuntary resettlement; Deracination; Deracinate; Deracinates; Deracinated; Deracinating; Forced migrations; Forced displacements; Displacedness; Forced Migration; Forcible displacement; Displaced peoples; Population displacement; Forced migration; Displacee; Forcible transfer; Forced transfer; Displaced populations; Forcibly displaced
[di'ræsineit]
глагол
общая лексика
вырывать с корнем
искоренять
forced migration
INVOLUNTARY OR COERCED MOVEMENT OF A PERSON OR PERSONS AWAY FROM THEIR HOME OR HOME REGION
Displaced person; Displaced Persons; Displaced Person; Forced migrant; Displaced persons; Involuntary migration; Displaced people; Forced relocation; Involuntary resettlement; Deracination; Deracinate; Deracinates; Deracinated; Deracinating; Forced migrations; Forced displacements; Displacedness; Forced Migration; Forcible displacement; Displaced peoples; Population displacement; Forced migration; Displacee; Forcible transfer; Forced transfer; Displaced populations; Forcibly displaced
принудительная миграция
deracinate
INVOLUNTARY OR COERCED MOVEMENT OF A PERSON OR PERSONS AWAY FROM THEIR HOME OR HOME REGION
Displaced person; Displaced Persons; Displaced Person; Forced migrant; Displaced persons; Involuntary migration; Displaced people; Forced relocation; Involuntary resettlement; Deracination; Deracinate; Deracinates; Deracinated; Deracinating; Forced migrations; Forced displacements; Displacedness; Forced Migration; Forcible displacement; Displaced peoples; Population displacement; Forced migration; Displacee; Forcible transfer; Forced transfer; Displaced populations; Forcibly displaced
deracinate v. вырывать с корнем; искоренять
octogenarian
![Comparison of a normal aged brain (left) and a brain affected by [[Alzheimer's disease]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Alzheimer's disease brain comparison.jpg?width=200 "Comparison of a normal aged brain (left) and a brain affected by [[Alzheimer's disease]]")
![Somali]] woman](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Habibaadansalat.jpg?width=200 "Somali]] woman")
![Hydra]]'', a relative of the jellyfish](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Hydras (8).JPG?width=200 "Hydra]]'', a relative of the jellyfish")
![[[Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg]]: ''Ages of Man''](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Menneske Aldrene (C. W. Eckersberg).png?width=200 "[[Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg]]: ''Ages of Man''")
BIOLOGICAL PROCESS OF ANY ORGANISM GETTING OLDER
Sexagenarian; Septuagenarian; Octogenarian; Thirtysomething (term); Twentysomething (term); 20-something; Aged; Vicenarian; Aging process; Tricenarian; Fortysomething (term); Quadragenarian; Fiftysomething (term); Fiftysomething; Forty something; Twentysomething (age); Thirtysomething (age); Fortysomething (age); Fiftysomething (age); Sixtysomething (term); Sextagenarian; Sixtysomething; Oldness; Quinquagenarian (term); Sexagenarian (term); Aging (life cycle); Denarian; Vicenarians; Tricenarians; Quadragenarians; Quinquagenarians; Sexagenarians; Signs of aging; Signs of ageing; Seventysomething; Seventysomething (term); Ageing process; Aged population; Ageing society; Aging; Facial aging; Theories of ageing; Successful aging; Successful Aging; 20-somethings; Selectivity theory (aging); Successful ageing; Ageing in humans; Growing old; Slow ageing; Slow aging; Slow Ageing; Age changes; Human aging; Human ageing; Healthy aging; Healthy ageing; Aging in humans; Octogenarians; Prevention of ageing; Prevention of aging; Normal aging; Normal ageing; Causes of ageing; Sleep and ageing; Aging and sleep; Sleep and aging
восьмидесятилетний (старик)
aged population
BIOLOGICAL PROCESS OF ANY ORGANISM GETTING OLDER
Sexagenarian; Septuagenarian; Octogenarian; Thirtysomething (term); Twentysomething (term); 20-something; Aged; Vicenarian; Aging process; Tricenarian; Fortysomething (term); Quadragenarian; Fiftysomething (term); Fiftysomething; Forty something; Twentysomething (age); Thirtysomething (age); Fortysomething (age); Fiftysomething (age); Sixtysomething (term); Sextagenarian; Sixtysomething; Oldness; Quinquagenarian (term); Sexagenarian (term); Aging (life cycle); Denarian; Vicenarians; Tricenarians; Quadragenarians; Quinquagenarians; Sexagenarians; Signs of aging; Signs of ageing; Seventysomething; Seventysomething (term); Ageing process; Aged population; Ageing society; Aging; Facial aging; Theories of ageing; Successful aging; Successful Aging; 20-somethings; Selectivity theory (aging); Successful ageing; Ageing in humans; Growing old; Slow ageing; Slow aging; Slow Ageing; Age changes; Human aging; Human ageing; Healthy aging; Healthy ageing; Aging in humans; Octogenarians; Prevention of ageing; Prevention of aging; Normal aging; Normal ageing; Causes of ageing; Sleep and ageing; Aging and sleep; Sleep and aging
население старших возрастов
aging
BIOLOGICAL PROCESS OF ANY ORGANISM GETTING OLDER
Sexagenarian; Septuagenarian; Octogenarian; Thirtysomething (term); Twentysomething (term); 20-something; Aged; Vicenarian; Aging process; Tricenarian; Fortysomething (term); Quadragenarian; Fiftysomething (term); Fiftysomething; Forty something; Twentysomething (age); Thirtysomething (age); Fortysomething (age); Fiftysomething (age); Sixtysomething (term); Sextagenarian; Sixtysomething; Oldness; Quinquagenarian (term); Sexagenarian (term); Aging (life cycle); Denarian; Vicenarians; Tricenarians; Quadragenarians; Quinquagenarians; Sexagenarians; Signs of aging; Signs of ageing; Seventysomething; Seventysomething (term); Ageing process; Aged population; Ageing society; Aging; Facial aging; Theories of ageing; Successful aging; Successful Aging; 20-somethings; Selectivity theory (aging); Successful ageing; Ageing in humans; Growing old; Slow ageing; Slow aging; Slow Ageing; Age changes; Human aging; Human ageing; Healthy aging; Healthy ageing; Aging in humans; Octogenarians; Prevention of ageing; Prevention of aging; Normal aging; Normal ageing; Causes of ageing; Sleep and ageing; Aging and sleep; Sleep and aging
см. ageing
Определение
forced
1.
A forced action is something that you do because someone else makes you do it.
A system of forced labour was used on the cocoa plantations.
ADJ: ADJ n
2.
A forced action is something that you do because circumstances make it necessary.
He made a forced landing on a highway.
ADJ: ADJ n
3.
If you describe something as forced, you mean it does not happen naturally and easily.
...a forced smile...
She called him darling. It sounded so forced.
? natural
ADJ
Википедия
Forced convection
Forced convection is a mechanism, or type of transport, in which fluid motion is generated by an external source (like a pump, fan, suction device, etc.). Alongside natural convection, thermal radiation, and thermal conduction it is one of the methods of heat transfer and allows significant amounts of heat energy to be transported very efficiently.
