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air-to-underwater[ʹeətʋ͵ʌndəʹwɔ:tə]
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<Í> класса «воздух - подводная цель» (о ракете):
air-to-underwater communication - связь с объектом под водой

remain under Идиома

buckle under

quit, lose, not try, give up We're losing, but we won't buckle under. We won't quit.

cool under pressure

calm during a crisis, able to perform well when you must do it Jo was very cool under pressure. When the judge asked questions, she answered clearly and calmly.

crack under the strain

become irrational or hysterical due to strain, around the bend Mother was a strong person. She never cracked under the strain of raising ten children.

down under

Australia, New Zealand etc. Next year I'm going down under for my holidays - New Zealand.

drink you under the table

drink more liquor than you, drink and not pass out, put you away After three glasses of beer, you're nearly drunk. I bet I can drink you under the table!

get out from under

escape a situation that one doesn

get under my skin

bother me, bug me, get to me Don't let Bob's teasing get under your skin. Don't let it bother you.

get under one

bother someone, upset someone She always gets under my skin although I don

give to understand

make a person understand by telling him very plainly or boldly I was given to understand that I could rent an apartment very easily here.

go under

fail, be unable to continue, go bankrupt Companies that can't make loan payments will go under.

remain below (something)

1. To abide to be physically below article or some surface. I remained below the blankets until the alarming noises in the abode went away. You can't abide below the ice of a arctic basin for added than a few of account afterwards accepting hypothermia. The dog consistently remained below the table throughout the meal in hopes of accepting a few scraps.2. To abide to be unconscious, abnormally back it has been medically induced, as by anesthetic. In this usage, no noun or pronoun comes afterwards "under." The all-inclusive majority of patients abide below throughout the absoluteness of their surgery, admitting it is technically accessible to deathwatch up in the average of it. How continued do you apprehend her to abide under, Doc?3. To abide to be accountable to someone's authority, rule, or control. We've remained below this absolutism for the aftermost 60 years—it's all we know. I remained below the agent alike back I disagreed with her policies.4. To abide to be accountable to some advancing altitude or circumstances. The CEO will abide below analysis his captivation with the company's actionable action can be determined. She remained below abode arrest for about two years.5. To abide to be ability or accepting some the furnishings of some advancing process. I'd like the accommodating to abide below ascertainment for a few added days. She charge abide below connected affliction until the anguish is healed.Learn more: remain

remain below something

to abide to break below the apparent of something. Please abide below the awning so you don't get wet. A lot of bodies absitively to leave the shelter, but I remained below it.Learn more: remain

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