Anglų - Octobrī Žodynas:
Sinonimai:
| BAR |
barreled |
barreling |
| barrelled |
barrelling |
barrels |
| batten |
boom |
pipe |
Apibrėžimas:
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1. drum, cask; tube of a gun; round container |
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2. move at high speed (Slang) |
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3. large, bulging cylindrical container of sturdy construction traditionally made from wooden staves and wooden or metal hoops. The term is also a unit of volume measure, specifically 31 gallons of a fermented or distilled beverage or 42 gallons of a petroleum product. According to the 1st-century-AD Roman historian Pliny the Elder, the ancient craft of barrel making,; also called cooperage, was invented by the inhabitants of the Alpine valleys. Slack barrels, made to hold dry products, may be made of pine or softwood and do not require precise workmanship. Smaller versions, usually called kegs, long were used to contain heavy bulk products such as nails. Tight barrels, made to hold liquids, must be constructed carefully of high-grade woods, such as white oak, with bungholes for filling and emptying. Wood for barrel staves and headings is usually air-dried for at least a year, then kiln-dried for 10 to 20 days before being cut and planed to the needed size and finish. A crucial operation is jointing of the edges of the staves and giving them the proper bilge (middle bulge) so that the joints will be tight and the circumference uniform. The bulge gives the barrel added resistance to internal pressure. The most complex part of the operation is called raising the barrel. Staves are set vertically into a head truss ring and a temporary hoop is placed over the other end. In this arrangement, the staves are passed through a steam tunnel to soften them for drawing into final shape and then dried again. Whiskey barrels are charred on the inside at this point, so that they will develop flavour in the whiskey as it ages. Beer, formerly stored and shipped in wooden barrels, now is placed in one-piece metal barrels. A machine called a crozer trims the ends of the staves and cuts the croze, the groove near the end of the stave where the head pieces fit. The temporary end rings are pulled off, the head pieces fitted and permanent head hoops put in place. The temporary bilge hoops are removed and the rest of the permanent hoops are put on. Tight barrels have been superseded for the most part by metal drums and bulk-tank transportation and slack barrels by paper-shipping sacks, corrugated paperboard cartons and fibreboard drums. unit of both liquid and dry measure in the British Imperial and United States Customary systems, ranging from 31.5 to 42 gallons for liquids and fixed at 7,056 cubic inches (105 dry quarts or 115.63 litres) for most fruits, vegetables and other dry commodities. The cranberry barrel, however, measures 5, 826 cubic inches. In liquid measure, the wine barrel of 126 quarts (31.5 gallons or 119.24 litres) and the ale and beer barrel of 144 quarts (36 gallons or 136.27 litres) probably were defined by the traditional size of the actual wooden barrels used in these trades. In the United States a 40-gallon barrel for proof spirits has been legally recognized and federal taxes on fermented liquors are calculated on a barrel of 31 gallons. A petroleum barrel of 42 gallons may have become standard in the American Southwest because casks of this capacity were readily available. Dry-weight barrels include the barrel of 200 pounds for fish, beef and pork and that of 376 pounds for cement, among others. |
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4. G U N P A R T (n) the long part of a gun that is shaped like a tube |
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5. The air horn in the carburetor. In particular, it is that part where the throttle valve is located. If a carburetor has four openings with a throttle valve in each, it is called a "four-barrel carburetor."Carburetor barrel. |
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6. Another name for the cylinder. |
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7. A unit of volume equal to 42 U.S. gallons. |
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8. In the petroleum industry, a barrel is 42 U.S. gallons. One barrel of oil has an energy content of 6 million British thermal units. It takes one barrel of oil to make enough gasoline to drive an average car from Los Angeles to San Francisco and back (at 18 miles per gallon over the 700-mile round trip). |
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9. A measure of liquid volume (conventionally) equal to 42 U.S. gallons (34.9723 Imperial gallons), or 158.9873 liters. |
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10. Any of various units of volume or capacity. In the U.S. Customary System, it varies, as a liquid measure, from 31 to 42 U.S. gallons (approximately 120 to 159 liters) as established by law or usage. |
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11. darts The part of a dart you grip, right behind the point. |
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12. The horizontal metal tube (usually 48mm in external diameter) hung from flying lines (or forming part of a grid) from which lighting equipment and scenery etc. may be suspended. Also known as a Barrel. When vertical, known as a Boom. Sometimes known as a Pipe in the US, although many curse that usage, and demand the use of Batten; "A pipe is what you smoke; a batten is what you hang your instruments from." |
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13. petroleum industry (bbl) a measure of volume for petroleum products. One barrel (1 bbl) is the equivalent of 42 U.S. gal or 158.97 liters. One cubic meter (1 m') equals 6.2897 bbl. |
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14. surfing: hollow tube of a wave; ride inside the tube of a wave; |
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15. knock over by running into or striking hard: "I'll barrel the bloke" |
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16. The main body or shank of the cigar. |
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Mes nustatėme, kad po octobrī žodžius ir vertimus "barrel":
| Anglų |
Octobrī |
| barrel |
makakosag+oon
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Taigi, tai, kaip galite pasakyti, "barrel", octobrī.
Asmenavimas:
present I barrel
you barrel
he/she/it barrels
we barrel
you barrel
they barrel
simple past I barreled
you barreled
he/she/it barreled
we barreled
you barreled
they barreled
present perfect I have barreled
you have barreled
he/she/it has barreled
we have barreled
you have barreled
they have barreled
past continuous I was barreling
you were barreling
he/she/it was barreling
we were barreling
you were barreling
they were barreling
future I shall barrel
you will barrel
he/she/it will barrel
we shall barrel
you will barrel
they will barrel
continuous present I am barreling
you are barreling
he/she/it is barreling
we are barreling
you are barreling
they are barreling
subjunctive I be barreled
you be barreled
he/she/it be barreled
we be barreled
you be barreled
they be barreled
diverse barrel
let's barrel
barreled
barreling
. Išraiškos, kurių sudėtyje yra "barrel":
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Anglų |
Octobrī |
| 1. |
barrel-hoop |
makakosag-dakobijigan+an |
| 2. |
barrel-hoop |
dakobijigan+an |
| 3. |
barrel-staff |
makakosagwaatig+oon |
| 4. |
barrel for threshing wild rice |
mimigoshkamwaagan+an |
| 5. |
barrel: gun ~ |
baashkiskanaabik+oon |
| 6. |
barrel: gun ~ |
baashkiziganaabik+oon |
| 7. |
barrel: make a ~ |
makakoke |
| 8. |
barrel: under the ~/box |
anaamimakak |
| 9. |
barrel: wooden ~ |
makakosag+oon |
| 10. |
box: under the barrel/~ |
anaamimakak |
| 11. |
gun barrel |
baashkiskanaabik+oon |
| 12. |
gun barrel |
baashkiziganaabik+oon |
| 13. |
half a barrel |
aabitaawisag |
| 14. |
sight: front ~ of rifle barrel |
biiwaanag+oon |
| 15. |
threshing barrel for wild rice |
mimigoshkamwaagan+an |
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