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Перевод: sluice

[существительное]
шлюз ; перемычка ; затвор шлюза; искусственный водовод; рудопромывальный желоб; искусственный канал; промывка ;
[глагол]
выпускать; спускать; спускать воду; вытекать; отводить воду шлюзами; шлюзовать; снабжать шлюзами; заливать; мыть; промывать; обливать; облить

Тезаурус:

1. The brook was diverted into the mill race, which is now dry, but can easily be followed, around a quarter mile from the mill, and was controlled by a now defunct sluice gate.
2. A sluice and some of the mill machinery is still present.
3. The water was fed to the mill through a cast iron sluice box set in the back wall.
4. He could sluice himself, shuddering, take off his clothes and scrub them on a stone kerb, then hang them one by one out of the window.
5. Early editions of the Ordnance Survey show a sluice, roughly mid-way between the canal and the mill.
6. Money is like a body of water; a pebble dropped in here, a sluice gate opened there, can send ripples or waves that erode coastlines or flood cities far away.
7. Roach at Priory Sluice.
8. Just opposite the point where the brook which runs past Lawrence's old home joins the Erewash itself stands a mill sluice.
9. There are now little traces of machinery, the wooden section is in a somewhat dilapidated condition, while the outflow arch, sluice remains and the bypass channel can still be seen.
10. Each of these gates were fitted with a sluice, to enable the space between it and the gate on the tank to be flooded once the join had been made.
11. Tidal power systems operate by filling a single basin or river estuary at rising tide through sluice gates then emptying it during falling tide through turbines.
12. As the tide rose, water was forced back up the Westbury Brook and held back by the sluice gates.
13. Mills were often built on an estuary where the water could be trapped upstream at high tide by sluice gates.