adj. (-ier, -iest) 1 coarse-looking; red-faced. 2 slovenly. [obsolete blowze beggar's wench]
... ” and “It . is raining ”, you can form more complex statements “The wind .blows and it rains ”, “Either the wind blows or it rains .”, “If it rains , the wind blows ”, etc ... (Logics)
... be the.same as in the West The Japanese are shocked when a person pulls out a. handkerchief , blows his nose and puts it back in his .pocket , handbag or under the cuffs The ... ... our advice to you : do not be offended if. an Asian resident spits in front of you or blows .his nose directly to the ground , and never blow your nose . in the presence of the Japanese ... (Body language)
... caution from the worker at. all stages of repair and transportation of the VM Avoid sharp blows in the throat of a CRT , as. well as on its screen The most sensitive place of a CRT ... (Diagnostics, maintenance and repair of electronic and radio equipment)
... Holland in its development , England in a number of. trade wars dealt her serious blows English-Dutch war of 1780-1784 led to the loss of a. number of colonial territories by Holland and the provision ... (The World History)
... , that is,.from the point of view of reliability , it fails It also fails when a fuse blows out Therefore , we . formulated the notion of failure - if any of the elements .fail , the system ... (Theory of Reliability)
... only when the temperature reaches a certain value . In this case , the fan turns on, blows the radiator . and turns off again when the temperature drops The fan speed ... (Diagnostics, maintenance and repair of electronic and radio equipment)
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