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121 höchsteigen
v/i (unreg., trennb., ist -ge-)1. climb up; die Treppe / Leiter hochsteigen climb (up) the stairs / ladder2. Preise, Rakete, Rauch, Zahlen etc.: go up, rise* * *hoch|stei|gen ['hoːxʃt|aign]vi sep irreg aux seinSee:* * *(to move upwards: Smoke was rising from the chimney; The birds rose into the air; The curtain rose to reveal an empty stage.) rise* * *hoch|stei·genirreg Hilfsverb: sein▪ etw \hochsteigen to climb up sthII. vi1. (nach oben bewegen) to rise▪ in jdm \hochsteigen Wut, Angst, Freude to well up in sbWut stieg in ihr hoch she got more and more furious* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) climbdie Treppe/Stufen hochsteigen — climb the stairs/steps
* * *höchsteigen… adj; attr; obs oder hum:in höchsteigener Person in person;* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) climbdie Treppe/Stufen hochsteigen — climb the stairs/steps
2) <bubbles, smoke, etc.> rise; < rocket> go up3) (langsam entstehen) rise up; < tears> well up -
122 Stufenleiter
* * *die Stufenleiterstepladder* * *Stu|fen|lei|terf (fig)ladder (+gen to)* * *Stu·fen·lei·terf ladder figdie \Stufenleiter des Erfolgs the ladder of successdie gesellschaftliche [o soziale] \Stufenleiter erklimmen to climb the social ladder* * *gesellschaftliche Stufenleiter social ladder* * *f.step ladder n.stepladder n. -
123 ascension
ascension [asɑ̃sjɔ̃]feminine noun━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━The fête de l'Ascension is a public holiday in France. It always falls on a Thursday, usually in May. Many French people take the following Friday off work too and enjoy a long weekend.* * *asɑ̃sjɔ̃
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nom féminin Ascension
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nom propre féminin Géographie* * *asɑ̃sjɔ̃ nf1) RELIGIONl'Ascension — the Ascension, (en tant que jour férié) Ascension Day
2) GÉOGRAPHIE* * *ascension nf1 ( en montagne) ascent; la première ascension hivernale the first winter ascent; faire l'ascension de to climb [montagne, sommet]; il commence son ascension du col he's beginning to climb the pass;2 ( dans les airs) ( d'avion) ascent, climb; (d'aérostat, de fusée) ascent; l'avion était en pleine ascension quand… the aeroplane GB ou airplane US was climbing when…;3 fig ( dans une hiérarchie) rise; les prix sont en pleine ascension prices are rising sharply; son ascension sociale his/her rise in social status, his/her social advancement; son ascension professionnelle his/her climb up the professional ladder.[asɑ̃sjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [montée - d'un ballon] ascent4. RELIGIONIn France many people take an extended weekend break after Ascension Day le jeudi de l'Ascension. -
124 absteigen
ab|stei·genvi irreg sein1) ( heruntersteigen)[von etw/einem Tier] \absteigen to dismount [from sth/an animal], to get off [of sth/an animal];von einer Leiter \absteigen to get down off [or from] the ladder, to climb down from a ladderin einem Hotel \absteigen to stay in a hotelirgendwie \absteigen to go downhill;beruflich/gesellschaftlich \absteigen to slide down the job/social ladder4) sportsie sind auf den letzten Platz abgestiegen they've been relegated to the last position5) ( im Gebirge) to descend, to climb down -
125 steigen
stei·gen <stieg, gestiegen> [ʼʃtaign̩]vi sein1) ( klettern) to climb;durchs Fenster \steigen to climb through the window;2) (be\steigen)3) (ein\steigen)4) (aus\steigen)aus etw \steigen to get [or step] out of sth;aus dem Bett \steigen to get out of bed;5) (ab\steigen)von etw \steigen to get off sth;vom Fahrrad \steigen to get off one's bike;von einer Leiter \steigen to come down off a ladder;von einem Pferd \steigen to get off a horse, to dismount6) ( sich aufwärtsbewegen) to rise [up];die Tränen stiegen ihr in die Augen her eyes welled up with tears;das Blut stieg ihm ins Gesicht the blood rushed to his face, he blushed;der Sekt ist mir zu Kopf gestiegen the Sekt has gone to my head;in die Luft \steigen to rise [or soar] into the air; Flugzeug to climb [into the air]; Nebel to lift;etw \steigen lassen to fly sth;Drachen/Luftballons \steigen lassen to fly kites [or go kite-flying] /to release balloons into the airins Examen \steigen to take one's exam8) ( sich erhöhen)[auf etw akk /um etw] \steigen Achtung to rise [to/by sth]; Flut to swell [or rise] [to/by sth]; Preis, Wert to increase [or rise] [to/by sth]; Temperatur a. to climb [to/by sth];weiter \steigen to continue to rise;das S\steigen und Sinken der Kurse the rise and fall of prices [or rates];heute Abend steigt das Fest des Sportvereins the sport club's having a party tonightvt sein;Treppen/Stufen \steigen to climb [up] stairs/steps -
126 élever
élever [el(ə)ve]➭ TABLE 51. transitive verba. [+ enfant] to bring upc. [+ mur, statue] to erectd. [+ poids, objet] to lift ; [+ niveau, taux, prix, voix] to raise ; [+ débat] to raise the tone of2. reflexive verb► s'élevera. to riseb. [avion] to go up ; [oiseau] to fly upc. [objections, doutes] to be raisedd. ( = protester) s'élever contre to rise up againste. ( = se monter) s'élever à [prix, pertes] to total* * *elve
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1) ( construire) to put up [barrière, mur]; to erect [statue]élever des obstacles — fig to make things difficult
2) ( porter à un degré supérieur) to raise [température, taux, niveau]élever la voix or le ton — lit to raise one's voice
4) ( ennoblir)la poésie élève l'âme or l'esprit — poetry is elevating
5) ( formuler) to raise [objection]; to voice [doutes]6) ( éduquer) to bring up [enfant]enfant bien/mal élevé — well/badly brought up child
c'est mal élevé — it's bad manners ( de faire to do)
7) Agriculture to rear [bétail]; to keep [volaille, abeilles]
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s'élever verbe pronominal1) ( augmenter) [température, taux] to rise2) ( atteindre)s'élever à — [bénéfices, dépenses] to come to; [chiffre d'affaires, nombre de victimes] to stand at
3) ( se hausser) to rises'élever dans les airs or le ciel — [fumée] to rise up into the air; [oiseau] to soar into the air
4) [protestations, voix] to be heard5) ( prendre parti)6) ( se dresser) [clocher, statue] to stands'élever au-dessus de quelque chose — [clocher, falaise] to rise above something
* * *el(ə)ve vt1) [enfant] to bring up, to raiseIl a été élevé par sa grand-mère. — He was brought up by his grandmother.
2) [animaux] to breedSon oncle élève des chevaux. — His uncle breeds horses.
3) (= hausser) [taux, niveau] to raiseélever qn au rang de — to raise sb to the rank of, to elevate sb to the rank of
4) (= édifier) [monument] to put up, to erect5) (= exprimer)6) MATHÉMATIQUE7) fig, [âme, esprit] to elevate* * *élever verb table: leverA vtr1 ( construire) to put up [barrière, barricade, mur]; to erect [statue]; élever des obstacles fig to make things difficult;2 ( porter à un degré supérieur) to raise [température, taux, niveau]; to extend [durée]; élever le débat to raise the level of the debate; élever qn/qch au rang de to raise sb/sth to the rank of; élever un nombre au carré/au cube to square/to cube a number; élever un nombre à la puissance deux Math to raise a number to the power of two;4 ( ennoblir) la poésie élève l'âme or l'esprit poetry is elevating;5 ( amplifier) élever la voix or le ton lit to raise one's voice; élever la voix pour défendre qn/qch fig to speak out on sb's behalf/in favourGB of sth; élever la voix contre qch/qn to speak out against sth/sb;7 ( éduquer) to bring up [enfant]; élever un enfant selon des principes stricts to bring up a child according to strict principles; élever un enfant libéralement to give a child a liberal upbringing; il a été mal élevé he has been badly brought up; ⇒ coton;9 Vin to mature [vin].B s'élever vpr1 ( augmenter) [température, niveau, taux] to rise; s'élever de trois degrés to rise (by) three degrees;2 ( atteindre) s'élever à [bénéfices, investissements] to come to; [chiffre d'affaires] to stand at; les réparations se sont élevées à 1 000 euros the repairs came to 1,000 euros; le nombre des victimes s'élève à 112 the casualty figures stand at 112; s'élever à 30 mètres de haut to be 30 metresGB high;3 ( se hausser) to rise; s'élever dans les airs or le ciel [fumée, montgolfière] to rise up into the air; [oiseau] to soar into the air; s'élever au-dessus de la barre [athlète] to clear the bar; s'élever dans la hiérarchie to rise in the hierarchy; s'élever au rang des grands cinéastes to join the ranks of great film-makers; s'élever au-dessus des intérêts particuliers to set aside personal considerations;4 ( s'ennoblir) [âme, esprit] to be uplifted;5 ( se faire entendre) [protestations, critiques, voix] to be heard; des doutes s'élèvent dans mon esprit I begin to have doubts;6 ( prendre parti) s'élever contre qch to protest against sth;7 ( se dresser) [clocher, statue] to stand; s'élever au-dessus de qch [clocher, falaise] to rise above sth;8 Agric s'élever facilement [lapins] to be easy to breed ou keep; [bétail] to be easy to rear; [abeilles, volaille] to be easy to keep.[elve] verbe transitif5. [augmenter - prix, niveau, volume] to raiseélever la voix ou le ton to raise one's voiceélever quelqu'un au grade d'officier to promote ou to raise somebody to (the rank of) officer9. GÉOMÉTRIEélever un nombre au carré/cube to square/to cube a number————————s'élever verbe pronominal intransitifla température s'est élevée de 10 degrés the temperature has risen by ou has gone up 10 degrees2. [se manifester]a. [protester contre] to protest againstb. [s'opposer à] to opposes'élever au-dessus de [jalousies, passions, préjugés] to rise aboves'élever dans l'échelle sociale to work one's way up ou to climb the social ladder————————s'élever à verbe pronominal plus préposition -
127 взбираться
несовер. - взбираться;
совер. - взобраться возвр.;
(на кого-л./что-л.) clime (up) ;
clamber (up), взобраться (на вн. по дт.) go* up (smth. into, on to, to), climb (up) (smth., into, on to, to) ;
сов. тж. reach/gain (the top of), get* (to the top of) ;
(влезать, вставать) get* (on to) ;
~ по лестнице go* up the stairs, ascend the stairs;
(по приставной) climb/go* up the ladder;
взобраться на гору climb (up) the mountain;
взобраться на верхний этаж reach the top floor;
взобраться на крышу climb/get* on to the roof;
взобраться на дерево climb (up) a tree;
взобраться на стол, подоконник get* on to the table, windowsill.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > взбираться
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128 emporkommen
v/i (unreg., trennb., ist -ge-) geh.1. come up, rise to the surface2. fig. get on in life, prosper; in der Gesellschaft emporkommen climb (up) the social ladder, come up in the world, better o.s.* * *em|por|kom|menvi sep irreg aux sein (geh)to rise ( up); (fig) (= aufkommen) to come to the fore; (= vorankommen) to go up or rise in the world, to get onnur an sein Emporkommen denken (fig) — to think only of one's advancement
* * *em·por|kom·men[ɛmˈpo:ɐ̯kɔmən]wer [im Beruf] \emporkommen will, muss mehr leisten als andere if you want to get on in your profession you have to do more than the others* * *1) (nach oben kommen) come up2) (fig.): (aufsteigen) rise* * *emporkommen v/i (irr, trennb, ist -ge-) geh1. come up, rise to the surface2. fig get on in life, prosper;in der Gesellschaft emporkommen climb (up) the social ladder, come up in the world, better o.s.* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein (geh.)1) (nach oben kommen) come up2) (fig.): (aufsteigen) rise* * *v.to get on in life expr.to get up v.
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