Electricity
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Electricity : обучение профессионально-ориентированному чтению

Автор: Галина Кушникова

Форматы: PDF

Издательство: ФЛИНТА

Год: 2022

Место издания: Москва

ISBN: 978-5-89349-549-2

Страниц: 96

Артикул: 11365

Возрастная маркировка: 16+

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Цель пособия – помочь учащимся, имеющим сравнительно небольшую подготовку по английскому языку, овладеть навыками чтения, понимания и перевода научно-технической литературы, а также навыком ведения беседы по специальности на базе повторения и закрепления наиболее нужных для этого грамматических и лексических явлений. Пособие предназначено для студентов электромеханических и электроэнергетических специальностей.

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Предисловие
Раздел первый. УРОКИ: ТЕКСТЫ И УПРАЖНЕНИЯ
Lesson One. A Few Words on the History of Electricity
Lesson Two. Uses of Electricity
Lesson Three. Famous Inventor
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Lesson Four. A Few Words on Magnetism
Lesson Five. Two Types of Electricity
Lesson Six. Electricity in Cells
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Lesson Seven. Magnetism Induced by Electric Flow
Lesson Eight. The Induction Coil
Lesson Nine. The Simple Transformer
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Lesson Ten. Kinds of Currents
Lesson Eleven. Conductors and Insulators
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Lesson Twelve. Familiar Types of Circuits
Lesson Thirteen. Switches for Low Voltage Circuits
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Lesson Fourteen. Fuses
Lesson Fifteen. Storage Batteries
Lesson Sixteen. Charging a Storage Battery
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Lesson Seventeen. Electrical Power and Horsepower
Lesson Eighteen. The Generator
Lesson Nineteen. Electrical Motor
Lesson Twenty. The Care of Motors
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APPENDIX
I.Glossary of Terms
Idioms, Conjunctional and Prepositional Phrases, Some Words and Word Combinations
II.Код ответа к упражнениям раздела «Check up yourself»
Questions for the Test
Раздел второй. НЕКОТОРЫЕ ЛЕКСИЧЕСКИЕ ВОПРОСЫ ПЕРЕВОДА НАУЧНО-ТЕХНИЧЕСКОЙ ЛИТЕРАТУРЫ
Основные требования, которым должен удовлетворять хороший перевод
Существительные с левым определением
Существительные с правым определением
Основные признаки выделения многокомпонентных терминов-словосочетаний
Exercises

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