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Перевод: plume

[существительное]
перо; султан ; плюмаж ; струйка ; завиток ;
[глагол]
охорашиваться; украшать плюмажем; ощипывать; чистить клювом

Тезаурус:

1. Using plume models that predict the movement of contaminants she is able to intersect the results with data on current well locations and to assess which water supply areas are worst contaminated.
2. Vesuvius, which is only about ten kilometres from the centre of Naples and in one of the most densely populated areas of Italy, has an irregular cycle of eruptions with twenty-five to thirty years of quiet being followed by a major outburst, when a great plume of dust and ash from the volcano rises over the city, reaching many kilometres into the air.
3. The plume was six miles wide, 155 miles long and nearly 23,000 feet high.
4. Half a century ago, youths in Wellington bombers flew out to deal death and have it dealt to them in return; now the American F-111s roar overhead, and, from time to time, a plume of orange flame and a cloud of smoke appear on the horizon to remind us all that dishing it out and taking it are widely differing talents.
5. All this was topped off by a tricorne hat decorated by a plume.
6. The processing of contaminated groundwater in above-ground reactors has the advantage of providing plume management, because pumping water from the centre of a contaminant plume induces groundwater flow toward the well, thus preventing migration.
7. Measurements taken over many years show that levels of PCBs in grass and soil in the area impacted by the stack plume are indistinguishable from background levels.
8. One projection by Greenpeace showed that a radioactive plume could reach both cities in a matter of hours.
9. Walter Swinburn, her likely Newmarket rider, travels over to partner Hatoof, who faces just five rivals, including her pacemaker Plume Magique, ridden by the American Corey Black.
10. (The environmental problems associated with doing nothing include migration of the contaminant plume before any subsurface microorganisms have the opportunity to act.)
11. That he wears a soldier's plume without meriting it is meant to show that he is a bluff.
12. This new recording does full justice to a work which will inevitably become acknowledged as yet another hypnotic masterpiece from the great master's glorious plume.
13. A similar plume was logged two weeks later.