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3 travel
1. nounReisen, das; attrib. Reise-2. intransitive verb,if you see him on your travels,... — (joc.) wenn er dir über den Weg läuft,...
(Brit.) - ll-2) (coll.): (withstand long journey)travel [well] — [Ware:] lange Transporte vertragen
travel badly — [Ware:] lange Transporte nicht vertragen
3) (work as travelling sales representative) reisen; Vertreter/Vertreterin seintravel in stationery — in Schreibwaren reisen (Kaufmannsspr.)
4) (move) sich bewegen; [Blick, Schmerz:] wandern; [Tier:] sich fortbewegen; [Licht, Schall:] sich ausbreiten3. transitive verb,(Brit.) - ll- zurücklegen [Strecke, Entfernung]; bereisen [Bezirk]; benutzen, passieren [Weg, Straße]Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/121003/travel_about">travel about* * *['trævl] 1. past tense, past participle - travelled; verb1) (to go from place to place; to journey: I travelled to Scotland by train; He has to travel a long way to school.) fahren2) (to move: Light travels in a straight line.) sich bewegen3) (to visit places, especially foreign countries: He has travelled a great deal.) reisen2. noun(the act of travelling: Travel to and from work can be very tiring.) das Reisen,das Fahren- traveller- travelogue
- travels
- travel agency
- travel bureau
- travel agent
- traveller's cheque* * *trav·el[ˈtrævəl]I. vi1. (journey) person reisento \travel by air fliegento \travel on business geschäftlich reisen [o unterwegs sein]to \travel by car/train mit dem Auto/Zug fahren [o reisen]to \travel light mit leichtem Gepäck reisen▪ to be \travelling with sb mit jdm auf Reisen seinthis car is really \travelling! dieses Auto hat einen ganz schönen Zahn drauf! sl4. (react to travelling)to \travel well/badly person lange Reisen vertragen/nicht vertragen; freight lange Transporte vertragen/nicht vertragenhe \travels in wines and spirits er arbeitet als Vertreter für Wein und SpirituosenII. vtto \travel a country/the world ein Land/die Welt bereisento \travel the length and breadth of a country kreuz und quer durch ein Land reisento \travel 20 km 20 km fahren [o zurücklegenIII. n▪ \travels pl Reise f* * *['trvl]1. vi1) (= make a journey) reisena lot — sie sind viel gereist, sie haben viele Reisen gemacht
he travels to work by car — er fährt mit dem Auto zur Arbeit
a long way — sie haben eine weite Reise or lange Fahrt hinter sich (dat); (fig) sie haben es weit gebracht (im Leben)
for 6 hours/300 kms — sie fuhren 6 Stunden lang/300 km
to travel (a)round the world — eine Reise um die Welt machen
to travel around a country — ein Land durchreisen or bereisen
light travels at... — die Lichtgeschwindigkeit beträgt...
at 80 kph — wir fuhren 80 km/h
wow! that's travelling (Brit) or traveling (US)! (inf) — Mann, das ist aber schnell!
he travels for a Berlin insurance firm — er ist Vertreter einer Berliner Versicherungsgesellschaft
4)(wine etc)
some wines do not travel well — manche Weine vertragen den Transport nicht5)2. vtarea bereisen; distance zurücklegen, fahren; route fahren3. n1) no pl (= travelling) Reisen ntto be fond of travel —
travel was difficult in the 18th century — im 18. Jahrhundert war das Reisen beschwerlich
* * *travel [ˈtrævl]A s1. Reisen n2. (längere) Reise4. TECH Bewegung f, Lauf m, Weg m, (Kolben- etc) Hub m:B v/i prät und pperf -eled, besonders Br -elled1. reisen, eine Reise machen:travel through durchreisen, -fahren;he has travel(l)ed widely er ist ein weit gereister Mann3. a) ASTRON, PHYS, TECH sich bewegenb) PHYS sich fortpflanzen:4. TECH sich hin- und herbewegen (Kolben etc)5. fig schweifen, wandern:his glance travel(l)ed over the crowd;her mind travel(l)ed back to her childhood sie versetzte sich in ihre Kindheit zurück7. umga) einen Zahn draufhabenb) sausenC v/t ein Land, auch WIRTSCH einen Vertreterbezirk bereisen, ein Gebiet durchwandern, eine Strecke zurücklegen* * *1. nounReisen, das; attrib. Reise-2. intransitive verb,if you see him on your travels,... — (joc.) wenn er dir über den Weg läuft,...
(Brit.) - ll-1) (make a journey) reisen; (go in vehicle) fahren2) (coll.): (withstand long journey)travel [well] — [Ware:] lange Transporte vertragen
travel badly — [Ware:] lange Transporte nicht vertragen
3) (work as travelling sales representative) reisen; Vertreter/Vertreterin seintravel in stationery — in Schreibwaren reisen (Kaufmannsspr.)
4) (move) sich bewegen; [Blick, Schmerz:] wandern; [Tier:] sich fortbewegen; [Licht, Schall:] sich ausbreiten3. transitive verb,(Brit.) - ll- zurücklegen [Strecke, Entfernung]; bereisen [Bezirk]; benutzen, passieren [Weg, Straße]Phrasal Verbs:* * *v.anreisen v.reisen v.verreisen v. n.Reisen m.pl. -
4 Trot
I [trɒt]nome trotto m.at a trot al trotto; to break into a trot — [ animal] mettersi al trotto; [ person] mettersi a trottare
••to be on the trot — colloq. essere sempre indaffarato, non fermarsi un attimo
II 1. [trɒt] 2.on the trot — colloq. (one after the other) uno dopo l'altro; (continuously) continuamente
1) [animal, rider] trottare•- trot out* * *[trot] 1. past tense, past participle - trotted; verb((of a horse) to move with fairly fast, bouncy steps, faster than a walk but slower than a canter or gallop: The horse trotted down the road; The child trotted along beside his mother.) trottare2. noun(the pace at which a horse or rider etc moves when trotting: They rode at a trot.) trotto- trotter* * *[trɒt]1. n1) (pace) trottositting/rising trot — (Horse-riding) trotto seduto/sollevato
to break into a trot — (horse, rider) partire al trotto, (person) mettersi a camminare di buon passo
to go for a trot — (on horse) andare a fare una trottata
2) Brit famon the trot — di fila, uno (-a) dopo l'altro (-a)
3)the trots — (fam: diarrhoea) la cacarella
2. vi(horse, rider) andare al trotto, trottare•- trot out* * *Trot /trɒt/a. e n.(fam.; polit., stor.) trotzkista; trozkista.* * *I [trɒt]nome trotto m.at a trot al trotto; to break into a trot — [ animal] mettersi al trotto; [ person] mettersi a trottare
••to be on the trot — colloq. essere sempre indaffarato, non fermarsi un attimo
II 1. [trɒt] 2.on the trot — colloq. (one after the other) uno dopo l'altro; (continuously) continuamente
1) [animal, rider] trottare•- trot out -
5 trot
I [trɒt]nome trotto m.at a trot al trotto; to break into a trot — [ animal] mettersi al trotto; [ person] mettersi a trottare
••to be on the trot — colloq. essere sempre indaffarato, non fermarsi un attimo
II 1. [trɒt] 2.on the trot — colloq. (one after the other) uno dopo l'altro; (continuously) continuamente
1) [animal, rider] trottare•- trot out* * *[trot] 1. past tense, past participle - trotted; verb((of a horse) to move with fairly fast, bouncy steps, faster than a walk but slower than a canter or gallop: The horse trotted down the road; The child trotted along beside his mother.) trottare2. noun(the pace at which a horse or rider etc moves when trotting: They rode at a trot.) trotto- trotter* * *[trɒt]1. n1) (pace) trottositting/rising trot — (Horse-riding) trotto seduto/sollevato
to break into a trot — (horse, rider) partire al trotto, (person) mettersi a camminare di buon passo
to go for a trot — (on horse) andare a fare una trottata
2) Brit famon the trot — di fila, uno (-a) dopo l'altro (-a)
3)the trots — (fam: diarrhoea) la cacarella
2. vi(horse, rider) andare al trotto, trottare•- trot out* * *trot /trɒt/n.1 trotto; (fig.) andatura veloce: to break into a trot, mettersi al trotto; to go at a slow (o gentle) trot, andare al piccolo trotto, trotterellare; I put my horse to the trot, misi il mio cavallo al trotto3 bambino che trotterella; bambino ai primi passi5 (pl.) – the trots, ( slang) la diarrea, la sciolta: The baby has got the trots, il bimbo ha la diarrea● (fam.) to keep sb. on the trot, tenere q. occupato, farlo trottare (fig.), tenerlo in movimento □ (fig.) to be on the trot, essere occupato (o indaffarato); ( slang) avere la diarrea □ ( slang) He drank four whiskies on the trot, bevve quattro whisky uno dopo l'altro.(to) trot /trɒt/A v. i.trottare; andare al trotto; (fig.) trotterellare, camminare a passo svelto, affrettarsi, correre: It's getting late, so I must trot along ( o away), si fa tardi, devo scappare; My dog was trotting after me, il mio cane mi trotterellava dietroB v. t.far trottare; mettere al trotto: to trot a horse, far trottare un cavallo● to trot out, far trottare ( un cavallo, per mostrarne l'andatura); (fam.) tirar fuori, presentare, esibire, mettere in mostra ( un oggetto); tirare in ballo, snocciolare, fare una noiosa tiritera di (qc.) □ to trot sb. round, portare in giro q. □ to trot sb. to death (o off his legs), stroncare le gambe a q. a forza di farlo camminare □ (fin.) trotting peg, parità trottante □ ( sport) trotting race, corsa al trotto.* * *I [trɒt]nome trotto m.at a trot al trotto; to break into a trot — [ animal] mettersi al trotto; [ person] mettersi a trottare
••to be on the trot — colloq. essere sempre indaffarato, non fermarsi un attimo
II 1. [trɒt] 2.on the trot — colloq. (one after the other) uno dopo l'altro; (continuously) continuamente
1) [animal, rider] trottare•- trot out -
6 agitate
1. v волновать, возбуждать2. v обсуждать, подвергать серьёзному обсуждению, рассматривать3. v арх. обдумывать4. v агитировать5. v подстрекать6. v взбалтывать, перемешивать; приводить в движение7. v встряхивать, трясти; трепать8. v махатьСинонимический ряд:1. discompose (verb) alarm; bother; confuse; discombobulate; discompose; dismay; disquiet; flurry; fluster; perturb; rock; ruffle; startle; toss; trouble; unhinge; unsettle; untune; upset2. discuss (verb) argue; campaign; canvass; controvert; debate; discept; discuss; dispute; moot; pro and con; thrash out; toss around3. disturb (verb) disturb; excite; impassion; incite; provoke4. move (verb) dislocate; displace; move; shift5. shake (verb) churn; concuss; convulse; jar; jolt; mix; move briskly; rock; shake; shake briskly; shake up; stir up; tossАнтонимический ряд:calm; compose; lull; pacify; quiet; smooth; soothe; still; tranquilize -
7 shake up
1. phr v тряхнуть2. phr v расшевелить, взбудоражить; разбудить3. phr v раздражать, шокировать4. phr v радикально реорганизовать; перетряхнутьСинонимический ряд:1. shake (verb) agitate; churn; jar; jolt; move briskly; shake; shake briskly; stir up; toss2. speed (verb) accelerate; hasten; hurry; quicken; speed; step up; swiften -
8 stir up
1. phr v расшевелить, разбудить2. phr v вносить разладСинонимический ряд:1. incite (verb) abet; foment; incite; instigate; provoke; raise; set; set on; whip up2. shake (verb) agitate; churn; jar; jolt; move briskly; shake; shake briskly; shake up; toss -
9 총총 걸음
trot, move briskly; move with a gait between a walk and run (usually of a horse); cause to trot -
10 총총걸음으로 걷다
trot, move briskly; move with a gait between a walk and run -
11 Steigerung
Steigerung f 1. BÖRSE run-up; 2. GEN advance, boom, increase, rise; speed-up (Inflationsrate)* * *f 1. < Börse> run-up; 2. < Geschäft> advance, boom, increase, rise, Inflationsrate speed-up* * *Steigerung
progression, rise, intensification, boost, (Kurse, Preise) rise, increase, advance, improvement, enhancement, upward movement (trend), raising, (im Wert) appreciation, increment, increase in value;
• jährliche Steigerung (Gehalt) annual increase;
• leichte Steigerung slight increase;
• plötzliche Steigerung boom;
• sprunghafte Steigerung rise by leaps and bounds, jump in prices;
• Steigerung der Beschäftigung growth of employment;
• Steigerung der Betriebskosten increase in operating costs;
• Steigerung auf einen neuen Höchstkurs advance to a new high;
• Steigerung der Kapitalintensität capital deepening;
• Steigerung des PKW-Bestands increase in car ownership;
• Steigerung des Sozialprodukts economic growth;
• Steigerung aufweisen to show a rise (an increase, an uptick);
• Steigerung erfahren to show a rising tendency, to undergo a rise;
• bedeutende Steigerung erfahren to improve considerably;
• unerwartete Steigerung erfahren to soar;
• in rascher Steigerung neue Höchstkurse erzielen to shoot into new high ground;
• der Steigerung der Lebenshaltungskosten Einhalt gebieten to control the rise in the cost of living;
• schnellen Steigerungen unterworfen sein to move briskly ahead;
• Steigerung verzeichnen to experience (show) a rise. -
12 rasch anziehen
rasch anziehen
to advance (go up) sharply, to rise strongly, to go ahead sturdily, to move briskly ahead -
13 rasch steigen
rasch steigen
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14 schnell lieferbar
schnell lieferbar
for ready delivery;
• so schnell wie möglich fast as can (f.a.c.), as speedily as possible;
• so schnell wie platzüblich fast as can as customary (f.a.c.a.c.);
• schnell sinken (Kurse) to decline rapidly;
• schnell steigen (Kurse) to move briskly ahead;
• sich schnell verkaufen to be quick of sale;
• schnell bedient werden to be given prompt service;
• schnellen Absatz finden to find a ready market;
• schnelle Antwort speedy reply;
• schneller Brüter fast breeder;
• schnelle Erledigung speedy dispatch;
• schnelles Handeln erfordern to call for prompt action;
• schneller Umsatz quick turnover;
• schnelle Zahlung prompt payment;
• schneller Zugriff (Computer) immediate access. -
15 schnell steigen
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16 schnellen Steigerungen unterworfen sein
schnellen Steigerungen unterworfen sein
to move briskly aheadBusiness german-english dictionary > schnellen Steigerungen unterworfen sein
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17 yengil
light; light minded, frivolous. yengil atletika track & field sports. yengil ko’ch to move briskly; to transpire w/o problems. yengil mashina/avtomobil’ passenger car. yengil sanoat light industry. oyoq qo’li yengil dexterious, quick. tuprog’i yengil restless. yuki yengil lightly burdened, not having many responsibilities. og’iri yengil bo’ldi to be freed from a burden. yengil ko’tar to have an easy time doing s.t. o’zini yengil sez /his qil /yengil tort to feel relief, to recover -
18 trot
A n1 ( of horse) trot m ; at a ou the trot au trot ; to break into a trot [animal] se mettre au trot, prendre le trot ; [person] se mettre à trotter or à trottiner ; her children followed at a trot ses enfants trottinaient derrière elle ; to have a trot round the shops ○ courir les magasins ○ ;2 ○ ( run of luck) to have ou be on a good/bad trot être dans une bonne/mauvaise période ;1 [horse, animal, rider] trotter ; to trot away/past partir/passer au trot ;2 [person] (run, move briskly) courir, trotter ○ ; [child, woman in heels] trottiner ; to trot down the road/along/away descendre la rue/passer/partir en trottinant ; trot next door and borrow some tea! ○ cours vite emprunter du thé chez la voisine!to be on the trot ○ être toujours en train de courir ; to keep sb on the trot ○ ne pas laisser de répit à qn ; on the trot ○ ( one after the other) coup sur coup ; ( continuously) d'affilée.■ trot out ○:▶ trot out [sth] débiter [excuse, explanation, argument]. -
19 streben
v/i1. (hat gestrebt) strive ( nach for); streben nach auch pursue; förm. aspire to; (bes. Geld) auch run after umg.; danach streben, etw. zu tun strive ( oder aspire) to do s.th.2. (hat) umg. Schule: be a swot (Am. grind)3. (ist): streben nach (sich irgendwohin bewegen) move towards ( oder in the direction of); (angezogen werden) be drawn to(wards); nach dem Licht streben Pflanze: turn towards the light; in die Höhe streben soar upwards* * *das Strebenpursuit* * *Stre|ben ['ʃtreːbn]nt -s,no pl1) (= Drängen, Sinnen) striving (nach for); (nach Ruhm, Geld) aspiration (nach to); (= Bemühen) efforts pl2) (= Tendenz) shift, movement* * *1) (to try to win: He's going after that prize.) go after2) (to move, lean or slope in a certain direction: This bicycle tends to(wards) the left.) tend* * *Stre·ben<-s>[ˈʃtre:bn̩]nt kein pl (geh) striving\Streben nach Geld und Ruhm aspirations to fame and fortune* * *intransitives Verb1) mit sein (hinwollen) make one's way briskly2) (trachten) strive ( nach for)danach streben, etwas zu tun — strive to do something
* * *streben v/i1. (hat gestrebt) strive (nach for);danach streben, etwas zu tun strive ( oder aspire) to do sth2. (hat) umg SCHULE be a swot (US grind)3. (ist):streben nach (sich irgendwohin bewegen) move towards ( oder in the direction of); (angezogen werden) be drawn to(wards);nach dem Licht streben Pflanze: turn towards the light;in die Höhe streben soar upwards* * *intransitives Verb1) mit sein (hinwollen) make one's way briskly2) (trachten) strive ( nach for)danach streben, etwas zu tun — strive to do something
* * *(nach) v.to endeavor v.to endeavour (after) v.to strive (for, after) v. v.to aspire v. -
20 Streben
v/i1. (hat gestrebt) strive ( nach for); streben nach auch pursue; förm. aspire to; (bes. Geld) auch run after umg.; danach streben, etw. zu tun strive ( oder aspire) to do s.th.2. (hat) umg. Schule: be a swot (Am. grind)3. (ist): streben nach (sich irgendwohin bewegen) move towards ( oder in the direction of); (angezogen werden) be drawn to(wards); nach dem Licht streben Pflanze: turn towards the light; in die Höhe streben soar upwards* * *das Strebenpursuit* * *Stre|ben ['ʃtreːbn]nt -s,no pl1) (= Drängen, Sinnen) striving (nach for); (nach Ruhm, Geld) aspiration (nach to); (= Bemühen) efforts pl2) (= Tendenz) shift, movement* * *1) (to try to win: He's going after that prize.) go after2) (to move, lean or slope in a certain direction: This bicycle tends to(wards) the left.) tend* * *Stre·ben<-s>[ˈʃtre:bn̩]nt kein pl (geh) striving\Streben nach Geld und Ruhm aspirations to fame and fortune* * *intransitives Verb1) mit sein (hinwollen) make one's way briskly2) (trachten) strive ( nach for)danach streben, etwas zu tun — strive to do something
* * *Streben nach auch pursuit of;das Streben nach Glück the pursuit of ( oder search for) happiness;sein ganzes Streben ging in Richtung … all his energies and aspirations were directed toward(s) (doing) sth* * *intransitives Verb1) mit sein (hinwollen) make one's way briskly2) (trachten) strive ( nach for)danach streben, etwas zu tun — strive to do something
* * *(nach) v.to endeavor v.to endeavour (after) v.to strive (for, after) v. v.to aspire v.
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