displacement
111displacement — Смотри Сдвиг …
112displacement — dis|place|ment [dısˈpleısmənt] n 1.) [U] formal when a group of people or animals are forced to leave the place where they usually live 2.) [singular] technical the weight or ↑volume of liquid that something replaces when it floats in that liquid …
113displacement — dis|place|ment [ dıs pleısmənt ] noun 1. ) uncount the process of forcing something out of its position or space 2. ) uncount a situation in which a person is forced to leave their region or country and go and live somewhere else 3. ) count or… …
114displacement — A process whereby strong negative or positive emotions directed towards an object or person are, because they are for some reason blocked, redirected on to another object or person. See also defence mechanisms ; psychoanalysis …
115displacement — dis place·ment || mÉ™nt n. act of moving something from its usual place; condition of being displaced; replacing of one thing with another …
116displacement — i. The total volume swept by pistons during the 180° rotation of a crankshaft of an internal combustion engine. It is the volume between top dead center and bottom dead center of an engine cylinder. Also called a swept volume. ii. The mass of air …
117displacement — noun 1》 the action or process of displacing. 2》 the amount by which a thing is moved from a position. 3》 the volume or weight of water that would fill the volume displaced by a floating ship, used as a measure of the ship s size. 4》 the volume… …
118displacement — noun 1 (U) the act of forcing a group of people or animals to leave the place where they usually live 2 (singular) technical the weight or volume (1) of liquid that something such as a ship floating on it takes the place of …
119displacement — dis·place·ment …
120displacement — n. (in psychology) the substitution of one type of behaviour for another, usually the substitution of a relatively harmless activity for a harmful one; for example, kicking the cat instead of one s boss …
