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  • 121 trolley

    ['trɒlɪ]
    1) BE (on wheels) carrello m.
    2) AE tram m.
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    to be off one's trolley — colloq. essere pazzo o fuori di testa

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    ['troli]
    1) (a type of small cart for carrying things etc: She quickly filled the trolley with groceries.) carretto
    2) ((also tea-trolley, (American) teacart) a small cart, usually consisting of two or three trays fixed on a frame, used for serving tea, food etc: She brought the tea in on a trolley.) carrello
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    trolley /ˈtrɒlɪ/
    n.
    1 carretto (spec. ribaltabile); carrettino a mano; carrello ( da supermercato, aeroporto, ecc.): shopping trolley, carrello per la spesa; tea trolley, carrello per il tè; DIALOGO → - At the airport- I'll get a trolley for these bags, prendo un carrello per quelle borse
    4 ( di funivia) carrello, cabina sospesa; ( di teleferica) vagoncino
    5 ( di tram, filobus) rotella di presa; presa ad asta; trolley
    9 ( USA, = trolley car) tram; vettura tranviaria
    ● trolley line, linea filoviaria; filovia; ( USA, anche) linea tranviaria, tranvia □ trolley pole, asta di presa ( di corrente) □ trolley table, carrello portavivande □ trolley wheel, rotella di presa □ trolley wire, linea di contatto aerea □ (scherz., ingl.) to be off one's trolley, essere matto (o svitato, sbarellato, sbiellato) □ (fig. USA) to slip one's trolley, dare (fuori) di matto; uscire di testa; fare una scenata.
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    ['trɒlɪ]
    1) BE (on wheels) carrello m.
    2) AE tram m.
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    to be off one's trolley — colloq. essere pazzo o fuori di testa

    English-Italian dictionary > trolley

  • 122 choke

    {tfouk}
    I. 1. давя (се), душа (се), задушавам (се), задавям (се)
    to CHOKE over one's food задавям се с храна/при ядене
    to CHOKE with anger задавям се/задушавам се от гняв
    to CHOKE to death умирам от/причинявам смърт чрез задушаване
    2. запушвам (се), задръствам (се), заглушавам, приглушавам, задръствам (се), затлачвам (се)
    choke back с мъка скривам/потискам/сподавям (чувство, сълзи и пр.), choke down с усилие гълтам храна и пр., прен. преглъщам, сподавям, потискам, сдържам
    choke off убивам чрез задушаване, разубеждавам, обезсърчавам, спирам, възспирам, слагам край на, прекратявам (особ. насилствено)
    3. разг. смъмрям, порицавам
    choke up задушавам, задавям (се) (и от вълнение, яд и пр.), препълвам, претъпквам, задръствам, заприщвам, затлачвам, запушвам, заглушавам, приглушавам
    II. 1. тех. въздуиша/дроселна клапа, запушалка
    2. ел. дроселна бобина, дросел
    III. n бот. сърцевина на артишок
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    {tfouk} v 1. давя (се); душа (се), задушавам (се); задавям (се)(2) 1. тех. въздуиша/дроселна клапа; запушалка; 2. ел. дросе{3} n бот. сърцевина на артишок.
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    удушавам; давя; душа; запушвам; задушавам; задавям се; задавям; задъхвам се; заглушавам; затлачвам;
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    1. choke back с мъка скривам/потискам/сподавям (чувство, сълзи и пр.), choke down с усилие гълтам храна и пр., прен. преглъщам, сподавям, потискам, сдържам 2. choke off убивам чрез задушаване, разубеждавам, обезсърчавам, спирам, възспирам, слагам край на, прекратявам (особ. насилствено) 3. choke up задушавам, задавям (се) (и от вълнение, яд и пр.), препълвам, претъпквам, задръствам, заприщвам, затлачвам, запушвам, заглушавам, приглушавам 4. i. давя (се), душа (се), задушавам (се), задавям (се) 5. ii. тех. въздуиша/дроселна клапа, запушалка 6. iii. n бот. сърцевина на артишок 7. to choke over one's food задавям се с храна/при ядене 8. to choke to death умирам от/причинявам смърт чрез задушаване 9. to choke with anger задавям се/задушавам се от гняв 10. ел. дроселна бобина, дросел 11. запушвам (се), задръствам (се), заглушавам, приглушавам, задръствам (се), затлачвам (се) 12. разг. смъмрям, порицавам
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    choke[tʃouk] I. v 1. давя (се), душа; задушавам (се), задавям (се) ( with); to \choke to death задушавам (причинявам смърт чрез задушаване); 2. запушвам (се), задръствам (се); задушавам, заглушавам, затлачвам (се); II. n 1. (шум от) задавяне; 2. дроселна клапа, смукач. III n бот. сърцевината на цвета на растението ангинария (артишок).

    English-Bulgarian dictionary > choke

  • 123 VIST

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    (pl. -ir), f.
    1) stay; hann fór til vistar til Hliðarenda, he went to stay at H.; hann var vistum með föður sínum, he stayed with his father;
    2) abode (margar eru þá vistir góðar ok margar illar); veita e-m v., to lodge one;
    3) food, provisions, often in pl.; ønga v. þarf hann, he requires no food; v. ok drykkr, meat and drink; Hrapp þraut vistir í hafi, H. ran short off provisions at sea.
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    f. [from vera, i. e. vesa, preserving the radical s; cp. Germ. wesen, whence mod. Dan. væsen]:—an abode, dwelling, domicile; the word is, both in olden and modern times, mostly used of the domicile of servants or labourers of any kind; vera í vist, fara úr vist; hann fór til vistar til Hlíðarenda, Nj. 40; nú em ek á vist með bróður mínum, Hrafn. 13; hann skal þá fara til vista sinna enna sömu, Grág. i. 91; hann var vistum með föður sínum, Nj. 39; hann var vistum með þeim bónda er Þorlákr hét, Magn. 524; Einarr leitar til vistar við Hrafnkel, Hrafn. 5; nú hafa vistir þínar verit hér nokkurar stundir, Fms. xi. 310; ek vildi ekki hér í landi hafa vistir hans, Eg. 533; er þar góð vist ok gleðilig, … mun eigi vera hér vistin jafn-glöð sem í Noregi, Fs. 25; veita e-m vist, to lodge one, 13; fara ór griði ok hafa ekki vistar, to have no home, of a servant, Grág. (Kb.) ii. 181; vísa e-m ór vist, id.; hann ætlaði sér vist um vetrinn með Haraldi Gorms-syni, Fms. xi. 19; þú skal fara brott ok vera eigi vistum milli …, Fs. 57; at hón skipti öllum vistum með þeim er til hennar vóru sendir, Edda 18; margar eru vistir í húsi föður míns, Greg. 69 (John xiv. 2); ef þau hafa vist tvau misseri eptir húsgang, Grág. i. 301; manna-vistir, see maðr C; brott-vist, þar-vist, hirð-vist.
    II. food, provisions, viands, often in plur.; önga vist þarf hann ( he requires no food), vín er honum bæði drykkr ok matr, Edda 24; settu borð ok báru á vist fyrir þá, Fms. ii. 98; brott var sópat öllum vistum, Fs. 145; hvat hefir hann at fá þeim at vistum, Edda 23; vápn ok klæði ok vistir, Hrafn. 12, Eg. 76, Ísl. ii. 341; Hrapp þraut vistir í hafi, Nj. 128: vist ok drykk, meat and drink, Fms. i. 213, x. 270, Eg. 420; vistir ok drykk, Fms. i. 11.
    COMPDS: vistarbyrðingr, vistafang, vistarfar, vistafari, vistafátt, vistarferli, vistafæð, vistagjald, vistargörð, vistarlaun, vistalauss, vistarlauss, vistarmaðr, vistamalr, vistaskortr, vistataka, vistartekja, vistarveizla, vistarvera, vistaþrot.

    Íslensk-ensk orðabók > VIST

  • 124 leggero

    light
    (lieve, di poca importanza) slight
    ( superficiale) thoughtless
    caffè weak
    alla leggera lightly, lightheartedly
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    leggero agg.
    1 (che ha poco peso) light: l'olio è più leggero dell'acqua, oil is lighter than water; la tua valigia è leggera, your suitcase is light; un vestito leggero, a light dress; cibo leggero, light food // leggero come una piuma, as light as a feather (o as air) // (boxe) peso leggero, light weight // ( sport) atletica leggera, athletics // (mil.): truppe leggere, light-armed troops; cavalleria leggera, light cavalry // sentirsi leggero, (fig.) to feel light-hearted
    2 (non forte) light; (di tè, caffè) weak; vino leggero, light wine; un vento leggero, a light wind; un colore leggero, a light colour; un profumo leggero di lavanda, a light scent of lavander
    3 (agile) light, nimble, agile: movimento leggero, nimble movement; a passi leggeri, with a light step; ha una figurina leggera, she has a light figure // avere la mano leggera, to have a light hand (o touch)
    4 (che non affligge o affatica eccessivamente) light: un compito leggero, a light duty; una leggera punizione, a light punishment
    5 (moderato, lieve) slight; (di suono) faint: una leggera difficoltà, a slight difficulty; una leggera ferita, a slight (o superficial) wound; un leggero rumore, a faint noise; una colpa leggera, a minor sin; una leggera divergenza di opinioni, a slight difference of opinion; un leggero attacco di influenza, a mild attack of flu; ha un leggero raffreddore, he has got a slight cold; parla italiano con un leggero accento tedesco, he speaks Italian with a slight German accent
    6 (di spettacolo ecc.) light: un film, un libro leggero, a light film, book // musica leggera, light music, easy listening
    7 (superficiale) light, heedless, thoughtless; (frivolo) light, frivo-lous; flirtatious: comportamento leggero, frivolous behaviour; una donna leggera, a flirtatious woman // a cuor leggero, light-heartedly (o with a light heart)
    ◆ avv. lightly: vestirsi leggero, to dress lightly; camminare leggero, to walk lightly; mangiare leggero, to eat light food.
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    [led'dʒɛro] 1.
    1) (che pesa poco) light, lightweight

    sentirsi più leggero — fig. to have a weight off one's mind, to feel relieved

    2) ind. [industria, lega] light
    3) gastr. [piatto, pasto, cucina, cibo] light
    4) (non spesso) [abiti, stoffa] light(weight), thin; [ scarpe] light
    5) (agile) [ persona] light, nimble; [ passo] light, soft, nimble
    6) (lieve) [ritardo, calo, vantaggio] slight; [ rumore] soft, light; [ ferita] minor, slight; [infezione, attacco, malessere] mild; [pioggia, vento] light, soft, moderate; [ brezza] faint, gentle, soft; [colpo, carezza] light, delicate, soft; [tremore, scossa di terremoto] light; [accento, odore] light, faint, slight; (indulgente) [ punizione] light, mild; (poco faticoso) [lavoro, allenamento] light

    avere la mano -a — to have a light touch, to be light-handed

    avere il sonno leggero — to be a light sleeper, to sleep lightly

    7) (poco concentrato) [ vino] light; [caffè, tè] weak, mild; [birra, sigarette] light, mild; [ tabacco] mild; (con effetti minori) [ droghe] soft
    8) (disimpegnato) [film, libro] light(weight), flimsy
    9) (frivolo) [ persona] light-minded, fickle, flippant; [ donna] flirtatious, fickle
    10) mil. [arma, artiglieria] light
    11) sport
    12) alla leggera [parlare, agire] lightly, without thinking

    prendere qcs. alla -a — to take sth. lightly

    2.
    avverbio [ viaggiare] light; [ essere vestito] lightly

    mangiare, cucinare leggero — to eat, cook light meals

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    leggero
    /led'dʒεro/
     1 (che pesa poco) light, lightweight; essere leggero come una piuma to be as light as a feather; sentirsi più leggero fig. to have a weight off one's mind, to feel relieved
     2 ind. [industria, lega] light
     3 gastr. [piatto, pasto, cucina, cibo] light; tenersi leggero to have light meals o a light meal
     4 (non spesso) [abiti, stoffa] light(weight), thin; [ scarpe] light
     5 (agile) [ persona] light, nimble; [ passo] light, soft, nimble
     6 (lieve) [ritardo, calo, vantaggio] slight; [ rumore] soft, light; [ ferita] minor, slight; [infezione, attacco, malessere] mild; [pioggia, vento] light, soft, moderate; [ brezza] faint, gentle, soft; [colpo, carezza] light, delicate, soft; [tremore, scossa di terremoto] light; [accento, odore] light, faint, slight; (indulgente) [ punizione] light, mild; (poco faticoso) [lavoro, allenamento] light; avere un leggero difetto di pronuncia to have a slight speech defect o impediment; avere la mano -a to have a light touch, to be light-handed; avere il sonno leggero to be a light sleeper, to sleep lightly
     7 (poco concentrato) [ vino] light; [caffè, tè] weak, mild; [birra, sigarette] light, mild; [ tabacco] mild; (con effetti minori) [ droghe] soft
     8 (disimpegnato) [film, libro] light(weight), flimsy
     9 (frivolo) [ persona] light-minded, fickle, flippant; [ donna] flirtatious, fickle
     10 mil. [arma, artiglieria] light
     11 sport pesi -i lightweight
     12 alla leggera [parlare, agire] lightly, without thinking; prendere qcs. alla -a to take sth. lightly
     [ viaggiare] light; [ essere vestito] lightly; mangiare, cucinare leggero to eat, cook light meals.

    Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > leggero

  • 125 Nice

    [naɪs] adjective
    1) (pleasing) nett; angenehm [Stimme]; schön [Wetter]; (iron.): (disgraceful, difficult) schön; sauber (iron.)

    you're a nice one, I must say — (iron.) du bist mir vielleicht einer

    be in a nice mess — (iron.) in einem schönen Schlamassel sitzen (ugs.)

    nice work — saubere od. gute Arbeit

    nice [and] warm/fast/high — schön warm/schnell/hoch

    nice-looking — gut aussehend

    2) (subtle) fein [Bedeutungsunterschied]
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    1) (pleasant; agreeable: nice weather; a nice person.) freundlich
    2) (used jokingly: We're in a nice mess now.) schön
    3) (exact; precise: a nice sense of timing.) genau
    •
    - academic.ru/49825/nicely">nicely
    - nicety
    - to a nicety
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    [naɪs]
    I. adj
    1. ( approv: pleasant) schön, angenehm
    did you have a \nice holiday? war es schön im Urlaub?
    it's far \nicer here than anywhere else I've lived es ist viel schöner hier als irgendwo sonst, wo ich vorher gewohnt habe
    \nice talking to you, but I must be off now es war nett mit dir zu reden, aber jetzt muss ich weg
    it's \nice that you're staying here after all es ist schön, dass du trotz allem hierbleibst
    \nice one! ( approv fam) nicht schlecht! fam
    \nice to meet you! es freut mich, Sie/dich kennenzulernen!
    a \nice little earner esp BRIT eine wahre Goldgrube
    a \nice neighbourhood eine freundliche Gegend
    \nice weather schönes Wetter
    \nice work ( approv fam) gute [o saubere] Arbeit
    2. (amiable) nett, freundlich
    it was very \nice of you to drive her home es war sehr nett von dir, sie nach Hause zu fahren
    a \nice chap/ AM usu guy ein netter Kerl
    ▪ to be \nice to sb nett zu jdm sein; ( fam: bad) schön iron, fein iron
    I made a \nice mess of the job, and felt very embarrassed ich habe die Sache ganz schön vermasselt und es war mir äußerst peinlich
    3. (subtle) fein
    \nice distinction feine Unterscheidung
    4. (intensifier) schön
    \nice and big/long/warm schön groß/lang/warm
    5.
    ▶ \nice guys finish last Nettigkeit zahlt sich nicht aus
    ▶ \nice work if you can get it das würde ich mir auch gefallen lassen
    II. adv sorgfältig
    to talk \nice and clearly deutlich und langsam sprechen
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    [naɪs]
    adj (+er)
    1) nett; person, ways, voice nett, sympathisch; (= nice-looking) girl, dress, looks etc nett, hübsch; weather schön, gut; taste, smell, meal, whisky gut; warmth, feeling, car schön; food gut, lecker; (= skilful) workmanship, work gut, schön, fein

    be a nice girl and... —

    he always tries to be Mr Nice Guy — er will sich immer bei allen beliebt machen

    it's ( so) nice to meet you at last/to see you again — es freut mich (sehr), Sie endlich (persönlich) kennenzulernen/Sie wieder zu treffen

    it's been nice meeting you — ich habe mich gefreut, Sie kennenzulernen

    I had a nice rest —

    it's nice to be needed — es ist schön, gebraucht zu werden

    how nice of you to... — wie nett or lieb von Ihnen, zu...

    nice one! — toll! (inf), sauber!

    he has a nice taste in ties — er hat einen guten Geschmack, was Krawatten angeht

    2) (intensifier) schön

    a nice long bath — ein schönes, langes Bad

    nice and warm/near/quickly — schön warm/nahe/schnell

    3) (= respectable) nett; district fein; words schön; (= refined) manners gut, fein

    not a nice word/district/book — gar kein schönes Wort/Viertel/Buch

    4) (iro) nett, schön, sauber (all iro)

    that's a nice way to talk to your mother — das ist ja eine schöne Art, mit deiner Mutter zu sprechen, wie sprichst du denn mit deiner Mutter?

    5) (= subtle) distinction, shade of meaning fein, genau

    overly nice distinctions — überfeine or subtile Unterscheidungen

    6) (= hard to please) person anspruchsvoll
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    Nice [niːs] s Nizza n
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    [naɪs] adjective
    1) (pleasing) nett; angenehm [Stimme]; schön [Wetter]; (iron.): (disgraceful, difficult) schön; sauber (iron.)

    you're a nice one, I must say — (iron.) du bist mir vielleicht einer

    be in a nice mess — (iron.) in einem schönen Schlamassel sitzen (ugs.)

    nice work — saubere od. gute Arbeit

    nice to meet you — freut mich, Sie kennen zu lernen

    nice [and] warm/fast/high — schön warm/schnell/hoch

    2) (subtle) fein [Bedeutungsunterschied]
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    adj.
    fein adj.
    freundlich adj.
    hübsch adj.
    lieb adj.
    nett adj.

    English-german dictionary > Nice

  • 126 nice

    [naɪs] adjective
    1) (pleasing) nett; angenehm [Stimme]; schön [Wetter]; (iron.): (disgraceful, difficult) schön; sauber (iron.)

    you're a nice one, I must say — (iron.) du bist mir vielleicht einer

    be in a nice mess — (iron.) in einem schönen Schlamassel sitzen (ugs.)

    nice work — saubere od. gute Arbeit

    nice [and] warm/fast/high — schön warm/schnell/hoch

    nice-looking — gut aussehend

    2) (subtle) fein [Bedeutungsunterschied]
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    1) (pleasant; agreeable: nice weather; a nice person.) freundlich
    2) (used jokingly: We're in a nice mess now.) schön
    3) (exact; precise: a nice sense of timing.) genau
    •
    - academic.ru/49825/nicely">nicely
    - nicety
    - to a nicety
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    [naɪs]
    I. adj
    1. ( approv: pleasant) schön, angenehm
    did you have a \nice holiday? war es schön im Urlaub?
    it's far \nicer here than anywhere else I've lived es ist viel schöner hier als irgendwo sonst, wo ich vorher gewohnt habe
    \nice talking to you, but I must be off now es war nett mit dir zu reden, aber jetzt muss ich weg
    it's \nice that you're staying here after all es ist schön, dass du trotz allem hierbleibst
    \nice one! ( approv fam) nicht schlecht! fam
    \nice to meet you! es freut mich, Sie/dich kennenzulernen!
    a \nice little earner esp BRIT eine wahre Goldgrube
    a \nice neighbourhood eine freundliche Gegend
    \nice weather schönes Wetter
    \nice work ( approv fam) gute [o saubere] Arbeit
    2. (amiable) nett, freundlich
    it was very \nice of you to drive her home es war sehr nett von dir, sie nach Hause zu fahren
    a \nice chap/ AM usu guy ein netter Kerl
    ▪ to be \nice to sb nett zu jdm sein; ( fam: bad) schön iron, fein iron
    I made a \nice mess of the job, and felt very embarrassed ich habe die Sache ganz schön vermasselt und es war mir äußerst peinlich
    3. (subtle) fein
    \nice distinction feine Unterscheidung
    4. (intensifier) schön
    \nice and big/long/warm schön groß/lang/warm
    5.
    ▶ \nice guys finish last Nettigkeit zahlt sich nicht aus
    ▶ \nice work if you can get it das würde ich mir auch gefallen lassen
    II. adv sorgfältig
    to talk \nice and clearly deutlich und langsam sprechen
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    [naɪs]
    adj (+er)
    1) nett; person, ways, voice nett, sympathisch; (= nice-looking) girl, dress, looks etc nett, hübsch; weather schön, gut; taste, smell, meal, whisky gut; warmth, feeling, car schön; food gut, lecker; (= skilful) workmanship, work gut, schön, fein

    be a nice girl and... —

    he always tries to be Mr Nice Guy — er will sich immer bei allen beliebt machen

    it's ( so) nice to meet you at last/to see you again — es freut mich (sehr), Sie endlich (persönlich) kennenzulernen/Sie wieder zu treffen

    it's been nice meeting you — ich habe mich gefreut, Sie kennenzulernen

    I had a nice rest —

    it's nice to be needed — es ist schön, gebraucht zu werden

    how nice of you to... — wie nett or lieb von Ihnen, zu...

    nice one! — toll! (inf), sauber!

    he has a nice taste in ties — er hat einen guten Geschmack, was Krawatten angeht

    2) (intensifier) schön

    a nice long bath — ein schönes, langes Bad

    nice and warm/near/quickly — schön warm/nahe/schnell

    3) (= respectable) nett; district fein; words schön; (= refined) manners gut, fein

    not a nice word/district/book — gar kein schönes Wort/Viertel/Buch

    4) (iro) nett, schön, sauber (all iro)

    that's a nice way to talk to your mother — das ist ja eine schöne Art, mit deiner Mutter zu sprechen, wie sprichst du denn mit deiner Mutter?

    5) (= subtle) distinction, shade of meaning fein, genau

    overly nice distinctions — überfeine or subtile Unterscheidungen

    6) (= hard to please) person anspruchsvoll
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    nice [naıs] adj (adv → nicely)
    1. fein, zart
    2. fein, lecker (Speise etc)
    3. nett, freundlich, lieb ( alle:
    to sb zu jemandem)
    4. nett, hübsch, schön (alle auch iron):
    nice weather schönes Wetter;
    a nice mess iron eine schöne Bescherung;
    nice and fat schön fett;
    nice and warm hübsch oder schön warm
    5. heikel, wählerisch ( beide:
    about in dat)
    6. fein, scharf, genau:
    a nice distinction ein feiner Unterschied;
    nice judg(e)ment feines Urteilsvermögen;
    have a nice ear ein scharfes Ohr haben
    7. (peinlich) genau, sorgfältig, gewissenhaft
    8. fig heikel, kitzlig, schwierig:
    a nice question eine heikle Frage
    9. ( meist mit not) obs anständig:
    not a nice song ein unanständiges Lied
    * * *
    [naɪs] adjective
    1) (pleasing) nett; angenehm [Stimme]; schön [Wetter]; (iron.): (disgraceful, difficult) schön; sauber (iron.)

    you're a nice one, I must say — (iron.) du bist mir vielleicht einer

    be in a nice mess — (iron.) in einem schönen Schlamassel sitzen (ugs.)

    nice work — saubere od. gute Arbeit

    nice to meet you — freut mich, Sie kennen zu lernen

    nice [and] warm/fast/high — schön warm/schnell/hoch

    2) (subtle) fein [Bedeutungsunterschied]
    * * *
    adj.
    fein adj.
    freundlich adj.
    hübsch adj.
    lieb adj.
    nett adj.

    English-german dictionary > nice

  • 127 weight

    [weɪt] 1. сущ.
    1) вес; масса

    to gain / put on weight — толстеть, поправляться

    to lose / take off weight — худеть

    to punch above one's weight спорт. — выступать в более высокой весовой категории по сравнению с собственным весом ( о боксёре)

    The table collapsed under the weight of the food. — Стол ломился от еды.

    - gross weight
    - specific weight
    - minimum weight
    - molecular weight
    2)
    а) тяжесть; груз, нагрузка
    б) бремя, тяжесть

    He was an aged man and seemed enfeebled by the weight of years. (S. C. Hall) — Это был пожилой человек, и казалось, что бремя прожитых лет лишило его сил.

    •
    Syn:
    burden I 1., pressure, load 1., onus
    3)
    а) единица веса, мера веса
    в) сокр. от pennyweight
    4) авторитет, влияние, значение; сила, могущество
    - throw one's weight behind
    - throw one's weight about
    - throw one's weight around
    5) важность, значимость

    This is an argument of weight. — Это веский довод.

    Syn:
    6)
    б) ( weights) разновес
    в) спорт. штанга

    to lift weights — толкать штангу; заниматься тяжёлой атлетикой

    7) выразительность, убедительность (речи, высказывания и т. п.)

    No man spoke with more weight and dignity in council and in parliament. (Th. B. Macaulay) — Никто не выступал в Совете и в парламенте с бо́льшим достоинством и убедительностью.

    Syn:
    8) перевес, преимущество, преобладание

    weight of evidence — юр. совокупность доказательств; тяжесть улик

    The weight of the evidence is against the defendant. — Совокупность улик свидетельствует против обвиняемого.

    Syn:
    9) спорт.; = weight category весовая категория
    10) сила (удара и т. п.); сила движения, стремительность ( о движущемся теле)

    The strokes should come with greater weight. — Удары следует наносить с большей интенсивностью.

    Syn:
    11) дородность, тучность, полнота
    Syn:
    ••

    to punch above one's weight — браться за непосильное дело, непосильную работу

    to pull / carry one's weight — работать хорошо, исполнять свои обязанности добросовестно, не сачковать

    2. гл.
    1)
    а) = weight down утяжелять, увеличивать вес; подвешивать груз (к чему-л.)

    Fishing nets were weighted with lead. — К рыболовным сетям были прикреплены свинцовые грузила.

    б) отягощать, обременять (чем-л.)

    The House of Commons is not weighted with nominees of the landed class. — Палата общин отнюдь не отягощена кандидатами от крупных землевладельцев.

    2) подмешивать (что-л.) для веса; искусственно утяжелять
    3) давать преимущество (кому-л. / чему-л.)

    The law weighted towards landlords. — Закон давал преимущество землевладельцам.

    4) стат. взвешивать, оценивать

    Англо-русский современный словарь > weight

  • 128 go without

    - nhịn, chịu thiếu, chịu không có =to go without food+ nhịn ăn, chịu đói !to be gone on somebody - mê ai, phải lòng ai !to go begging - không ai cần đến, không ai cầu đến !to go all lengths - dùng đủ mọi cách !to go all out - rán hết sức, đem hết sức mình !to go a long way - đi xa - có tác dụng lớn, có ảnh hưởng lớn - để được lâu (đồ ăn); bền (quần áo...) - tiêu được lâu (tiền...) !to go astray - (xem) astray !to go bail for someone - (xem) bail !to go beyond the veil !to go hence !to go to a better word !to go out of this word !to go heaven !to go to one's account !to go to one's long rest !to go to one's own place !to go the way of all the earth !to go the way of all flesh !to go the way of nature !to go to one's last (long) home !to go over to the great majority !to go off the books - chết !to go west - (từ lóng) chết !to go up the flume - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) (từ lóng) chết !to go down hill - xuống dốc (đen & bóng) - suy yếu rất nhanh (sức khoẻ) !to go far - sẽ làm nên, có tiền đồ !to go flop - (xem) flop !to go hard with somebody - làm lôi thôi cho ai, gây chuyện bực mình khó chịu cho ai, làm khó khăn cho ai !to go hot and cold - lên cơn sốt lúc nóng lúc lạnh - thẹn lúc đỏ bừng lúc tái đi !to go it (lóng) - làm mạnh, làm hăng - sống bừa bâi, sống phóng đãng !to go it alone - làm một mình không nhờ cậy vào ai; một mình chịu hết trách nhiệm !to go off one's head (nut) - mất trí, hoá điên !to go over big - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (thông tục) thành công lớn, đạt kết quả lớn, tiến bộ nhiều !to go one better - trội hơn, vượt hơn (ai) !to go phut - (xem) phut !to go share and share alike - chia đều (với ai) !to go sick - (quân sự) báo cáo ốm !to go to the country - (xem) country !to go to great trouble (expense) - lo lắng nhiều, bỏ nhiều công sức =go to hell (jericho, bath, blazes...)!+ đồ chết tiệt! quỷ tha ma bắt mày đi! !to go to seed - (xem) seed !to go to war - dùng biện pháp chiến tranh, đi đến chỗ đánh nhau !to go to whole length of if !to go to the whole way - làm đến nơi đến chốn, không bỏ nửa chừng

    English-Vietnamese dictionary > go without

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