Все Английские слова с переводом на Русский язык - страница 135

A beat of the heart or of the pulse following a main or normal beat; (in later use) specifically an extrasystole.

The placenta and fetal membranes discharged from the uterus after the birth of offspring.

The placenta and fetal membranes discharged from the uterus after the birth of offspring.

An auxiliary burner in which extra fuel is burned in the exhaust of a jet engine, to increase thrust.

An auxiliary burner in which extra fuel is burned in the exhaust of a jet engine, to increase thrust.

Generally. burning that takes place after some event.

Of a jet engine: fitted with or using an afterburner.

Care of a patient after a stay in hospital or of a person on release from prison.

An estimate or outline of the course of things made after the event, especially of weather conditions.

An act or effect occurring after the conclusion of some affair or incident, especially when unexpected or undesirable; an unwelcome consequence or surprise.

An apparatus for cooling air discharged from a compressor or supercharger, especially from a final stage of compression.

Choking gas left after an explosion of firedamp in a mine, rich in carbon monoxide.

A subsequent day; a later period; (in plural) later or future times; aftertimes; posterity.

An open deck toward the stern of a ship.

An open deck toward the stern of a ship.

Continued neural or muscular electrical activity after cessation of a stimulus; an instance of this.

An effect that follows after the primary action of something.

An effect that follows after the primary action of something.

= aftergrass .

Light or radiance remaining in the sky after the sun has set.

Light or radiance remaining in the sky after the sun has set.

The second crop of grass which grows after the first has been mown or harvested; new grass after mowing or harvest.

A second or subsequent growth; a new growth after the first has been removed.

The sailors stationed on the quarterdeck and poop of a sailing ship, charged with operating the sails and other equipment aft of the mainmast. now chiefly historical.

Afterwards, subsequently; after the event.

Heat that remains or is left over; heat occurring after an initial period of heating or as an after-effect.