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diaphragm ['daɪəfræm] n
gen.	перегородка f; перемичка
anat.	грудочеревна перепона
biol.	діафрагма f (If his diaphragm's not working, Maybe his nerves are freezing up. Roksolana_Hrydnova)
bot.	перетинка f
tech.	мембрана
diaphragm ['daɪəfræm] v
gen.	діафрагмувати
diaphragm ['daɪəfræm] adj.
gen.	діафрагменний; мембранний
English thesaurus
diaphragm ['daɪəfræm] abbr.
abbr., agric.	diaph
metrol.	Pressure: A thin flexible disc that is supported around the edges and whose centre is allowed to move in a direction perpendicular to the plane of the disc; it is used for a wide variety of purposes, such as detecting or reproducing sound waves, keeping two fluids separate while transmitting the pressure or motion between them, or producing a mechanical or electrical signal proportional to the differential pressure across the diaphragm.; Thin, usually porous wall used to separate liquids or gases of different compositions

diaphragm: 47 phrases in 13 subjects

Aerodynamics	1
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