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Перевод: shunt

[существительное]
перевод [тех.] ; переключение; перевод на запасной путь; шунт ; стрелка ;
[глагол]
переводить на запасной путь; переходить на запасный путь; избегать обсуждения; откладывать; класть под сукно; перекладывать на другого; маневрировать; шунтировать; сворачивать

Тезаурус:

1. Diesel traction then took over briefly to enable the train to traverse the boiler shop road and Bridgnorth Head Shunt using two separate shunters.
2. James's own description of the accident is worth repeating, if only because it shows how much (and how little) racing drivers really observe in a multi-car shunt:
3. There used to be used to shunt them out didn't they.
4. The shunt happened as she turned into the drive of Ludgrove School, at Wokingham, Berks.
5. I grabbed my trap and joined the shunt.
6. The decision to shunt so much radio exclusively to FM is not the BBC's fault.
7. But if the kid from Cardiff isn't too happy at his shunt to starboard - to make way for a revitalised Sharpe - the twin source of young skills looked a devastating force in the victories against both Oldham and Arsenal.
8. Some linear systems have the control element connected in shunt rather than in series with the supply, see Fig. 2.
9. We will discover whether there is a real commitment or whether it is simply words which they hope that the Scottish public will forget were ever uttered so that in the fullness of time they can shunt the companies off to the private sector to do with them as it will.
10. The faulty pump helps to shunt half the barricade - a 20ft high pile of doors, railings and household furniture - along tramways stretching across the stage.
11. The intensely familiar surroundings, the froggy air, the starched linen earnestly folded, even the little fake candle holders on the wall with their chintz shades, shunt my real life, my sexual wrangles with Victoria, my work, to one side.
12. At the outset all vehicle movements were by hand, and material by hand-truck, as the Works developed, traversers were installed, and horses adopted to shunt and move materials.
13. The illustration of double ropes being used to protect a second on a traverse is incorrect; the drawing of a double-fisherman's knot is actually of a single-fisherman's; the section on rigging anchors seems very sketchy with no consideration of using the rope to equally load them, rather than slings; different types of shunt are discussed for self-protection on abseils but there is no mention of the cheap, simple prussik knot as an alternative, or the even more effective French prussik linking the controlling rope to the leg-loop of the harness.