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bearing

/ˈbeə.rɪŋ/

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noun

/ˈbeə.rɪŋ/B2formaltechnical
  • ruДеталь машины, которая ограничивает относительное движение только желаемым направлением и уменьшает трение между движущимися частями; также используется в переносном смысле для обозначения значимости или направления.

A noun with multiple meanings, including: 1) a person's way of standing, moving, or behaving; 2) a part of a machine that supports moving parts; 3) direction or position relative to a fixed point.

  1. Manner or postureB2formal

    The way in which a person carries or conducts themselves.

    ruМанера держаться

    • He has a confident bearing that makes him stand out.
    • Despite the pressure, she maintained a calm bearing.
    • The soldier's bearing was that of strict discipline.

    Synonymsairattitudecarriagecomportmentdemeanordeportmentmienposturepresence

  2. Relevance or connectionB2formal

    The way in which something is related to or influences a situation.

    ruОтношение

    • His past experience has a direct bearing on this project.
    • The weather has no bearing on our decision to travel.
    • The evidence had little bearing on the outcome of the trial.

    Synonymsapplicabilityconnectionimportlinkpertinencerelationrelevancesignificance

    Antonymsdisconnectionirrelevanceunrelatedness

  3. Posture or mannerB2formal

    The way a person stands, moves, or behaves.

    ruОсанка или манера поведения

    • She has a dignified bearing that commands respect.
    • His confident bearing impressed the interviewers.
    • The soldier's bearing was upright and disciplined.

    Synonymsairattitudecarriagecomportmentdemeanormienposturepresence

  4. Direction or positionB2formal

    A direction or angle relative to a fixed point, often used in navigation.

    ruНаправление

    • The ship changed its bearing to avoid the storm.
    • We need to take a bearing from the lighthouse.
    • The hikers lost their bearing in the dense forest.

    Synonymsangleazimuthcoursedirectionheadingorientation

  5. Mechanical partC1formaltechnical

    A machine part that supports or guides a rotating or moving component, reducing friction.

    ruПодшипник

    • The engineer replaced the damaged bearing in the engine.
    • Lubrication is crucial for the longevity of a ball bearing.
    • The wheel bearing started making a grinding noise.

    Synonymsbushbushing

Forms
  • bearings plural form
  • bearings' possessive plural form
  • bearing's possessive singular form
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verb

bear/bɛr/formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения поддержки, несения, терпения или порождения.

A verb used to indicate carrying, supporting, enduring, or producing something.

irregular verb

  1. to carry or supportB2formal

    To physically carry or support a weight or burden.

    ruНести или поддерживать

    • The pillars bear the weight of the entire roof.
    • He bore the heavy load on his shoulders.
    • The bridge was built to bear heavy traffic.

    Synonymscarryconveyholdlugshouldersupportsustaintotetransportuphold

    Antonymsdisburdendropreleaseshedunburdenunload

  2. to endure or tolerateB2formal

    To endure or withstand something difficult or painful.

    ruВынести/Снести

    • She could not bear the pain of the loss.
    • I can't bear the thought of leaving.
    • He bears his suffering with great courage.

    Synonymsabidebrookendurestandstomachsuffersustaintolerateweatherwithstand

    Antonymsfalterquitsuccumbsurrenderyield

  3. to produce or yieldB2formal

    To produce fruit, flowers, or results.

    ruприносить

    • The apple tree bears fruit every autumn.
    • Their hard work bore little result.
    • This investment should bear a good return.

    Synonymsfructifyfruitgenerategiveproducesupplyyield

    Antonymsconsumedestroydevourkillwaste

Forms
  • born past participle
  • borne past participle
  • bore past simple
  • bearing present participle
  • bears third person singular

Phrasal variantsbear awaybear downbear down onbear down uponbear offbear onbear outbear upbear upon

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