Glossary entry

Russian term or phrase:

поилка

English translation:

(water) spout

Added to glossary by Mikhail Kriviniouk
Nov 13, 2004 09:03
19 yrs ago
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Russian term

поилка

Russian to English Science Biology (-tech,-chem,micro-)
Каждое животное помещали на 10 мин в экспериментальную установку, где ему предоставлялся свободный доступ к поилке с водой.

На второй день эксперимента при стабилизированном питьевом рефлексе животное через 5с после начала взятия воды получало электроболевое раздражение, подаваемое через поилку.

Discussion

Non-ProZ.com Nov 13, 2004:
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Proposed translations

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(water) spout

Рискну предположить, что речь идет о крысах или мышах. Именно этих животных товарищи ученые обожают лупить электрическим током.
Тогда, действительно, не bowl, а специальная поилка с носиком - water spout.
Примеры:
Rats trained to drink water from a spout that caused a flash of light and a click when the rat's tongue touched to spout - 'bright noisy water'
http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/psy128animal_behaviour/an...

After reaching a stable response on the lever, the rats are then trained to ... the effects
of drugs on the punished phase of drinking from a water spout (Vogel et ...
doi.wiley.com/10.1002/0470846577

Do rats store information in a procedural way (like Fortran or C) or in a ... Page 5.
a lever to get food, or drinking from a water spout, the rate at which the rat ...
www.modelresearch.com/science/lectures/learning.pdf

deprived mice were trained to avoid drinking from a water spout located in ...
altace-online.biz/ref-scopolamine/ scopolamine-research-abs3.274.html
Peer comment(s):

agree Anu Carroll
1 hr
Спасибо, Anu
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Russian term (edited): ������

drinking-bowl, drinking-trough, water-trough

общ. drinking-bowl (для скота); watertrough (для скота) www.multitran.ru
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Russian term (edited): ������

trough

поилка ж.
1. (для скота) drinking bowl / trough
2. = поильник

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Note added at 2 mins (2004-11-13 09:05:47 GMT)
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поильник м. (для лежачих больных)
feeding-cup, drinking-vessel (for invalids)
Peer comment(s):

agree David Knowles : depends on size of animal. A trough is large, and a bowl is small. Horses and cows drink from troughs, but dogs and cats from bowls.
14 mins
Thank you
agree Jack Doughty : Also with David's comments.
45 mins
Спасибо
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Russian term (edited): ������

water dispensing device, watering device, water valve, water bowl, water bottle

Не зная точно, каким образом поставлен эксперимент и о каком лабораторном животном идет речь, лучше дать более общее название. Вот выдержка из документа, регулирующего обеспечение воды подопытным животным:V. LABORATORY ANIMAL CARE
2. Water
Drinking water should be available to animals at all times, unless contra-indicated by the experimental protocol.
A watering method unlikely to spread disease or contaminate the water supply should be chosen. Animals housed under freezing conditions may require heated water bowls.Automatic watering devices are economical to operate, but if not properly designed, are difficult to disinfect properly and may lead to cross-contamination. The correct pressure in the drinking valves prevents backflow of water into the lines when animals drink from or play with the valve.Some animals need to be taught to use automatic watering devices. Automatic watering devices are not recommended for guinea pigs, unless they are habituated to them.

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