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Vorlauffilter

в PONS речника

grad·ual ˈfil·ter СЪЩ ХИМ

в PONS речника

grad·ual [ˈgræʤuəl] ПРИЛ

1. gradual (not sudden):

gradual decrease, increase

2. gradual (not steep):

gradual incline

I. fil·ter [ˈfɪltəʳ, Am -ɚ] СЪЩ

1. filter (porous device):

Filter м <-s, ->
Kaffeefilter м <-s, ->
Filtertüte f <-, -n>

2. filter (for light):

Filter м o ср <-s, ->
Lichtfilter м <-s, ->

3. filter (for frequencies):

4. filter Brit:

Abbiegespur f <-, -en>

5. filter ИНФОРМ, INET:

Filter м <-s, ->

II. fil·ter [ˈfɪltəʳ, Am -ɚ] СЪЩ modifier

filter program ИНФОРМ
Filterprogramm ср spec

III. fil·ter [ˈfɪltəʳ, Am -ɚ] ГЛАГ прх

1. filter (process, purify):

etw filtern [o. esp spec filtrieren]

2. filter (extract):

to filter sth from sth
etw aus etw дат herausfiltern

3. filter прен (select):

IV. fil·ter [ˈfɪltəʳ, Am -ɚ] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. filter Brit АВТО:

2. filter (get):

to filter into/out of sth liquid
in etw вин /aus etw дат sickern
to filter into/out of sth light, sound
in etw вин /aus etw дат dringen

"География"

gradual ПРИЛ

"Биология"

filter ГЛАГ

Present
Ifilter
youfilter
he/she/itfilters
wefilter
youfilter
theyfilter
Past
Ifiltered
youfiltered
he/she/itfiltered
wefiltered
youfiltered
theyfiltered
Present Perfect
Ihavefiltered
youhavefiltered
he/she/ithasfiltered
wehavefiltered
youhavefiltered
theyhavefiltered
Past Perfect
Ihadfiltered
youhadfiltered
he/she/ithadfiltered
wehadfiltered
youhadfiltered
theyhadfiltered

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However, the company ceased trading after a series of events led to a gradual reduction in quality of the steel produced.
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After 250 years of this dynasty, however, marked by internecine struggles, a gradual decline occurred.
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It, like many small towns, has been hit hard by the gradual trend toward urbanization.
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The elevation change through the bottom of the hollow is therefore quite gradual.
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There are several factors responsible for the gradual loss of the three languages.
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