Translation of lee (English-English)

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bleed: to let a fluid,such as air or liquid oxygen,escape from a pipe,tank,or the like
Category: Physics

bleed: characterized by bleeding..to permit (printed illustration or ornamentation) to run off the page or sheet/.
Category: Printing and publishing

bleed: to trim the edge of a sheet of paper so as to cut into printed or engraved matter..
Category: Printing and publishing

bleed: to diffuse or run when wetted - used chiefly of textile dyes or dyed fabrics..
Category: General

bleed-air: a high pressure air bleed from the compressor of a gas-turbine engine which may be used for cabin pressurization and/or turbine cooling
Category: Mechanical engineering

bleed-off: allowing the running to waste of a small amount of the total refrigerant circulating
Category: Mechanical engineering

bleed-out: spread of adhesive away from bond area
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

bleed-through: the adhesive or component(s)thereof seeping from the glue line to the surface of an assembly,causing a blemish or defect
Category: Building industry

bleeder: a pressure relief and safety valve on the uptakes of a blast furnace
Category: Iron and steel industries

bleeder-type: atmospheric condenser, the design of which allows the bleeding off of liquefied refrigerant at various levels
Category: Mechanical engineering

bleeding: the seepage of an adhesive or components thereof from the glue line to the surface of an assembly, causing a blemish or defect
Category: Building industry

bleeding: removal of blood from the carcass
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

bleeding: Binder working its way to the surface of a road dressing.
Category: Management in the public and private sector

bleeding: upward movement of a bituminous binder towards the surface of the pavement
Category: Building industry

bleeding: the loss of sap from the pruning cuts
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

bleeding: migration of the soluble constituents of adhesives and paint of a base coating to the surface of a subsequent coating through the solvant action of the second coating
Category: The chemical industry

bleeding: the process of diffusion of a coloured substance from,into and/or through a paint or varnish film from beneath,thus producing an undesirable staining or colour change
Category: The chemical industry

bleeding: Loss of dye from a coloured material in contact with a liquid leading to coloration of the liquid,or of adjacent areas of the same or other material.
Category: Various industries and crafts

bleeding: the exudation of liquid oil-type preservative from the surface of treated timber after the treatment process is completed
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

bleeding: the exudation of natural gum,oil,resin etc.from trees or converted timber,following wounding
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

bleeding: a casting defect caused by incomplete filling of the mould due to molten metal draining or leaking out of some part of the mould cavity during pouring
Category: Iron and steel industries

bleeding: the action where by the color of a stain or other material works up into succeeding coats and impacts a certain amount of colour.
Category: The chemical industry

expellee: a person ordered or forced to leave a country
Category: Politics

FLEECY: Resembling a wool fleece in appearance and handle,or descriptive of fabrics having a fine,soft,open,and raised structure.
Category: Various industries and crafts

fleet: any number of nets joined end to end and operated as a complete outfit
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

fleeting: monitored information on a condition that may persist for a time which is so short that reliable detection and transmission requires storage in the input facility of the telecontrol equipment
Category: News-systems and communications

lee: Direction toward which the wind blows.Area sheltered from the wind.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

leech: the after edge of a sail; the part of a sail which is to leeward.
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

leek: looking like a giant scallion,the leek is related to both garlic and the onion even though its flavor and fragrance are milder and more subtle.Because they`re so sweet,leeks are often cooked and served as a side vegetable
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

lees: deposit of yeasts,bacteria,tartar and other solid matter found on the bottom of vessels containing wine
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

leeway: the distance a sailboat is carried to leeward by the force of the wind.
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

leeway: the amount a vessel deviates from the course steered owing to the action of the wind
Category: Transport

mallee: brown,highly calcareous soil of the semiarid regions of south-eastern Australia.The suboil containing more clay and calcium carbonate than the surface soil is typically strongly alkaline and rather saline
Category: The cosmos

non-bleed: an engine in which no air is bled from the compressor for engine stabilization or other use
Category: Mechanical engineering

sleek: metal tool used to smooth the sand of the mould
Category: Iron and steel industries

sleek: fine scratch,finer than block rake,caused by a grain or aggregate of grains of the polishing agent
Category: Various industries and crafts

sleek: very fine scratch caused by tiny abrasive particles present in the rouge or held in the felt,or else particles of dried rouge on the felt
Category: Various industries and crafts

sleek: to remove,using a sleeker,any roughness from the surface of the mould cavity
Category: Iron and steel industries

sleeker: metal tool used to smooth the sand of the mould
Category: Iron and steel industries

sleep: the physiological process by which bodily functions are periodically rested
Category: Medicine

sleeper: a timber laid horizontally on the ground to support other members or construction,e.g.a sill distributing the load from posts or framing
Category: Various industries and crafts

sleeper: a wooden beam laid horizontally as a support,especially for railway track
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

sleeper: a sleeping garment esp. for children
Category: Domestic economy

sleeper: a reinforcing member secured at right angles to the under side of floor boards of a skid base or pallet.
Category: Technical and industry in general

sleepers: Barbiturates
Category: General

sleeping: 1)hypnotism used as a method of treatment; 2)the induction of prolonged sleep as a therapeutic measure
Category: Medicine

sleeping: a blank group of cells automatically added to a file to permit new data entry
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

sleeping: one who only invests money in a partnership business
Category: Law

sleeping: a ramp across a road intended two slow down traffic
Category: Management in the public and private sector

sleeping: the sofa bed is a convertible bed-sofa of modern vintage. The seating platform, unfolding into a --, is often used in small living areas.
Category: Domestic economy

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