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ballast

/ˈbæl.əst/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее тяжелый материал, используемый для стабилизации корабля или дирижабля, или крупный гравий, используемый в качестве основания для дорог и железнодорожных путей; также используется в переносном смысле для описания того, что обеспечивает устойчивость характера или моральных принципов, и технически как резистор или электрическое устройство для регулировки ламп., Глагол, означающий обеспечение устойчивости или веса конструкции, транспортного средства или судна, обычно путем добавления тяжелого материала.

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noun

/ˈbæl.əst/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее тяжелый материал, используемый для стабилизации корабля или дирижабля, или крупный гравий, используемый в качестве основания для дорог и железнодорожных путей; также используется в переносном смысле для описания того, что обеспечивает устойчивость характера или моральных принципов, и технически как резистор или электрическое устройство для регулировки ламп.

A noun referring to heavy material used to stabilize a ship or airship, or coarse gravel used as a bed for roads and railroads; also used figuratively to describe something that provides stability in character or morals, and technically as a resistor or electrical device for regulating lamps.

  1. Stabilizing material for vesselsB2formal

    Heavy material, such as water, sand, or iron, placed in a ship's hold or an airship to improve stability and control buoyancy.

    ruБалласт

    • The ship took on ballast to maintain its balance in the rough sea.
    • The airship released some ballast to ascend higher.
    • Engineers calculated the exact amount of ballast needed for the vessel.

    Синонимыcounterbalancecounterweightstabilizer

  2. Railroad or road bed materialB2formal

    Coarse gravel or crushed stone laid down to form a stable foundation for railroad tracks or roads.

    ruБалласт (железнодорожный/дорожный)

    • Workers spread ballast evenly along the railway line.
    • The road construction crew used crushed rock as ballast.
    • Proper ballast is essential for track alignment and drainage.
  3. Stabilizing influence on characterC1formal

    Something that provides stability, steadiness, or moral grounding to a person's character or emotions.

    ruСтабилизирующее влияние

    • Her strong principles served as ballast during difficult times.
    • His sense of humor was a ballast against the stress of work.
    • The family traditions provided emotional ballast for the children.

    Синонимыanchorbalancecounterbalancefoundationgroundingstabilitysteadinesssupport

  4. Electrical resistorC1formal

    A resistor used in an electrical circuit to compensate for changes, such as those caused by temperature fluctuations.

    ruЭлектрический балласт

    • The technician replaced the ballast in the circuit to stabilize the current.
    • A ballast resistor is often used in older ignition systems.
    • Temperature changes can affect the performance of a ballast.

    Синонимыballast resistor

  5. Device for fluorescent lampsB2formal

    An electrical device that regulates the current in a fluorescent or discharge lamp, providing the necessary starting voltage and limiting current during operation.

    ruБалласт

    • The fluorescent light flickered because the ballast was failing.
    • He replaced the old ballast with a new electronic one.
    • A faulty ballast can cause the lamp to hum or not start.

    Синонимыchokereactor

Формы
  • ballasts plural form
  • ballasts' possessive plural form
  • ballast's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˈbæl.əst/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий обеспечение устойчивости или веса конструкции, транспортного средства или судна, обычно путем добавления тяжелого материала.

A verb meaning to provide stability or weight to a structure, vehicle, or vessel, typically by adding heavy material.

  1. Stabilize a vesselB2formal

    To provide a ship or airship with heavy material to improve stability and control.

    ruБалластировать

    • The crew ballasted the ship with sandbags before the storm.
    • They ballasted the airship to maintain altitude.
    • The captain ordered the crew to ballast the vessel properly.

    Синонимыbalancecounterbalancesteady

    Антонимыdestabilizeunsettle

  2. Provide stability or steadinessC1formal

    To give something a steadying influence, whether physical, emotional, or structural.

    ruОбеспечивать устойчивость

    • Her calm demeanor ballasted the team during the crisis.
    • The new regulations ballasted the financial system against shocks.
    • His experience ballasted the young entrepreneur's risky ideas.

    Синонимыanchorbalancecounterbalancesecuresteadysupport

    Антонимыdestabilizedisruptunsettleupset

  3. Fill with gravelB2formal

    To lay or fill a bed with coarse gravel, especially for a railroad or road.

    ruЗасыпать гравием

    • The workers ballasted the railway track with crushed stone.
    • They ballasted the roadbed to ensure proper drainage.
    • The construction crew ballasted the foundation with gravel.

    Синонимыgravel

Формы
  • ballasted past participle
  • ballasted past simple
  • ballasting present participle
  • ballasts third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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