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Перевод: interlock

[глагол]
соединять; сцеплять; соединяться; смыкаться; сцепляться; блокировать

Тезаурус:

1. They are usually 150 or 200mm (8in) square, but rectangles or various sizes are also made, and there are some hexagonal and octagonal types available (the former interlock perfectly, while the latter are laid with small square tile inset between each pair of octagons).
2. Generous quantities are provided so that this 46 6 inches design, on 10 mesh interlock canvas, can be worked in full cross stitch.
3. These elements, much more central to the novel, interlock with the transformation, feed into it, determine it even, but they do not overshadow it.
4. VESTS: Polycotton interlock with lazer tricot side stripes.
5. All of these aspects of knowledge about language interlock - just as speaking, listening, reading and writing themselves are interrelated - and it is not possible or desirable to keep them apart.
6. New Zealanders Wade and Jan Doak have embarked on a life-long study into the cetacean mind, called "Project Interlock".
7. As part of Project Interlock, Doak began publishing newsletters, in which he would write of his own experiences and invite others with similar interests to record theirs.
8. PROJECT INTERLOCK
9. Although discontinued operations lost 1.1m this year compared with 400,000 last year, Hunting did acquire the business of Interlock Technologies Corp and 80% of Marine Contractor Services Inc for 5.1m.
10. Sophisticated systems incorporate audible and visual signals to warn of product exhaustion, or malfunction, and interlock to prevent the wrong product being fitted.
11. Slide the cover strip over the edge of the fixed panel which will interlock with the sliding section.
12. Cut a tongue in each of the faces to be joined so that they interlock neatly, bind the joint with raffia and cover with grafting wax or bituminous tree paint.
13. The first part of the programme consists of three short pieces: Cohan's clever solo for Bhuller in which he discards his garments, in front of Crickmay blow-up photographs, to Britten's Six Metamorphoses after Ovid; Bhuller's own Interlock, which is quite simply about an interlocked couple to the accompaniment of a sitar; and a dance by Jonathan Lunn, to Philip Glass music, called Doppelganger which is, as you might guess, about a chap confronted by a woman in identical costume whose stuttery movements gradually blend into his own.