melting pointbod tání It is also more suitable for casting because its melting point is lower and the tin reacts with gases dissolved in the molten alloy, preventing porosity. BNC The high melting point of carbon may also be significant. BCN It shows that as pressure increases the melting point decreases slightly. BNC |
melting pottavící kotel ( místo, kde dochází k míchání kultur) Rules of mutual tolerance must be agreed in an area which is a melting pot of such diverse cultures. CIDI New Orleans is one of the great melting pots of America. CALD |
mist overzamlžit, orosit se Open the window when you have a shower to stop the mirror misting over.CALD
Her eyes mist over as she says: Kurt and I have four children between us. BNC |
not an dry eyeani jedno oko nezůstalo suché There wasn't a dry eye on the set when Toby, 27, and Sara, 26, announced they were going to get married. BCN And as he struggled to make himself understood, there wasn't a dry eye to be seen. BNC There won't be a dry eye in the place by the time you've finished,'; she murmured. BNC |
not to have a foggiest ideanemít tušení Do you know where Kate's gone? I haven't the foggiest. CIDI
The insurance is due for renewal at the beginning of March, and I haven't the foggiest idea what they're worth now. BNC |
not to have the foggiest ideanemít ani nejmenší tušení Most members of Parliament seem not to have the foggiest idea about the bills they voted for or against. WebCorp A person like Judge Mitchel, seems not to have the foggiest idea of what the law is! WebCorp They sound so much like TV Anchors who frequently seem not to have the foggiest idea about the text they are reading so beautifully and with so much charm. WebCorp |
occluded frontokluzní fronta An occluded front from the Low at 52°N 23°W running eastwards to Northern Ireland. WebCorp This cold front joined to an occluded front which runs northwards to eastern Finland and then westwards across central Sweden and central Norway.WebCorp In the case of an occluded front, the warm air mass will be forced aloft. WebCorp |
on the weather sidena návětrné straně Although Viking was lying quietly enough at the moment we could tell by the sudden gusts which hissed down from the high southern cliff that it was blowing quite hard on the weather side. BNC In calm, clear weather these are all thrown open; but if it blows, those on the weather side are closed, whilst those away from the wind can remain open without any inconvenience. WebCorp I, therefore, set to work at once to tranship them -- a most difficult operation, the ship being on the weather side of the island and the sand alongside very heavy. WebCorp |
on thin icepohybovat se na tenkém ledě It had been granted grudgingly and she knew she was on thin ice as far as her superiors were concerned. BNC She felt as though she were treading on thin ice and any false move might plunge her once more into the dark depths of despair. BNC Even for a lifelong friend this is skating on thin ice! BNC |
open watersotevřené moře But in open, or partially open waters, where a wind is capable of creating a choppy surface and influencing the below-surface conditions, it is wise to fish into the wind. BNC Breeds on well vegetated fresh or brackish water or marshes; in winter on more open waters, even temporary pools in desert. BNC Gairloch Bay comes into sight with the open waters of the North Minch beyond, as the road descends to the village beautifully situated along the shore. BNC |
out of a clear (blue) skyz čista jasna, z nenadále Out of a clear sky, or so it seemed to them. BNC Only a slight chill in the air gave any indication that it was autumn, and even that was beginning to fade away as the sun blazed down again out of a clear blue sky. BNC Over the past year, many a fund manager has had his confidence shattered as supposedly reliable shares that were the solid core of his portfolio ; IBM, Merck, Kellogg, Philip Morris ; crashed out of a clear blue sky. BNC |
out of thin airz ničeho nic, z čista jasna It must have seemed to Bragad's minions that we were falling on them out of thin air. BNC They only saw him: it was very sudden, just as if he had materialized out of thin air. BNC She seemed to appear out of thin air. CALD |
outlook forpředpověd´na ... Outlook for tomorrow and Sunday: Mainly dry and mild, with sunny intervals after clearance of any early mist or fog. BNC Outlook for tomorrow and Thursday: Continuing unsettled with rain or showers in most areas. BNC Tomorrow should brighten up with sunny intervals and the outlook for Friday is mainly dry with sunny spells. BNC |
overcast skychmurné nebe Laura sighed, leaning back on the hard bench and gazing up at the overcast sky. BNC The air struck dank and chill, and the overcast sky pre-empted the onset of dusk. BNC In fact the weather had not smiled on Miss Switham's wedding day, and the overcast sky did not invite a walk. BNC |
overflowingpřetečení, vylití We put our litter back into our rucksacks as all the bins were full to overflowing, and Elinor and Otley set off in the direction of Fair Hill where all the caravans were resting. BNC He tossed the empty packet onto the overflowing bin in the corner of the room and sat down at the table. BNC Crushing the cigarette stub in an overflowing ashtray, the officer pushed his chair back and stood up. BNC |