I. compass [брит. ˈkʌmpəs, америк. ˈkəmpəs] СУЩ.
1. compass (gen):
2. compass:
compass bearing СУЩ.
compass course СУЩ.
radio compass СУЩ.
английский
французский
compass <-es> [ˈkʌmpəs] СУЩ.
2. compass no мн. офиц. (range):
английский
французский
compass <-es> [ˈkʌm·pəs] СУЩ.
2. compass офиц. (range):
| I | compass |
|---|---|
| you | compass |
| he/she/it | compasses |
| we | compass |
| you | compass |
| they | compass |
| I | compassed |
|---|---|
| you | compassed |
| he/she/it | compassed |
| we | compassed |
| you | compassed |
| they | compassed |
| I | have | compassed |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | compassed |
| he/she/it | has | compassed |
| we | have | compassed |
| you | have | compassed |
| they | have | compassed |
| I | had | compassed |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | compassed |
| he/she/it | had | compassed |
| we | had | compassed |
| you | had | compassed |
| they | had | compassed |
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The sentiments and actions expressed were completely out of our control and in no way represent the band members' view points or moral compasses.
en.wikipedia.org He joked that there was so much shrapnel in his back, that the compasses of the aircraft he flew were affected.
en.wikipedia.org Grains of sand whirled by the wind blinded the soldiers and created electrical disturbances that rendered compasses useless.
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en.wikipedia.org The squadron developed means of polar navigation necessary due to the unreliability of magnetic compasses, and many existing maps of the region were unreliable.
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