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1 hunt in packs
1) Общая лексика: охотиться стаями (о волках и т. п.), охотиться стаями (о волках)2) Макаров: охотиться стаями (о волках и т.п.) -
2 wolves hunt in packs
English-Russian combinatory dictionary > wolves hunt in packs
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3 hunt
1. [hʌnt] n1. охота; ловля2. поискиto be on the hunt for smth. - упорно искать что-л.
3. преследование; травля4. 1) группа охотников со сворой собак; охота2) охотничье угодье; район охоты5. редк. охотничья добыча2. [hʌnt] v1. охотиться; ловитьto hunt a bear [a buffalo, big game] - охотиться на медведя [на буйвола, на крупную дичь]
to hunt for fish - рыб. искать рыбу
to hunt on horseback [with a pack of hounds] - охотиться верхом [со сворой гончих]
to hunt in packs - охотиться стаями (о волках и т. п.)
2. 1) гнать, прогнать (тж. hunt away)2) изгонять, преследовать, травитьto hunt a thief [heretics] - преследовать вора [еретиков]
to hunt smb. from /out of/ the village - изгнать кого-л. из деревни
to hunt smth. high and low - повсюду искать что-л.
we've been hunting down a cheap flat all over the town - мы обегали весь город в поисках дешёвой квартиры
2) (for, after) разыскиватьto hunt for a book - искать /пытаться купить/ книгу
to hunt for /after/ an old friend [a rare stamp] - разыскивать старого друга [редкую марку]
4. спец.1) качаться, колебаться, прыгать, метаться ( о стрелке прибора)2) рыскать5. 1) прочёсывать; устраивать облавуto hunt a country with a pack of hounds - устроить в районе облаву со сворой гончих
to hunt through the shops - бегать /рыскать/ по магазинам
2) тщательно осматриватьto hunt the house (over) for missing papers - перевернуть весь дом в поисках пропавших бумаг
6. использовать на охотеto hunt one's horse [a pack of dogs] - охотиться верхом [со сворой собак]
7. звонить в колокола с перезвоном♢
to hunt upon the stop - делать что-л. без интереса /неохотно/ -
4 hunt
1. verb1) (to chase (animals etc) for food or for sport: He spent the whole day hunting (deer).) gå på jakt2) (to pursue or drive out: The murderer was hunted from town to town.) jage (etter)2. noun1) (the act of hunting animals etc: a tiger hunt.) jakt2) (a search: I'll have a hunt for that lost necklace.) leting, ettersøking•- hunter- hunting
- huntsman
- hunt down
- hunt for
- hunt high and low
- hunt outjaktIsubst. \/hʌnt\/1) jakt2) ( spesielt britisk) parforcejakt (revejakt til hest med hunder som dreper reven)3) leting, jakt4) jaktselskap, jaktklubb5) jaktområde, jaktmark6) forklaring: regelmessig gjentatt mønster i klokkespillbe on the hunt for være på jakt etter, lete etter, være på utkikk etterIIverb \/hʌnt\/1) jage, jakte (på), gå på jaktjage tiger, gå på tigerjakt2) drive, jage3) være på jakt etter, være på leting etter, lete etter, være på utkikk etter4) avsøke, gjennomsøke, finkjemme (område etter vilt)5) ( spesielt britisk) drive parforcejakt (med hunder og hester)det er en gammel engelsk tradisjon å gå på revejakt, det er en gammel engelsk tradisjon å drive parforcejakt på rev6) (britisk, om hest eller hund) bruke til jakt, benytte i jakt7) ( om maskin) hoppe, gå ujevnt, vibrere for mye8) ( klokkespill) forklaring: skifte mønster i et vekselspillgo (out) hunting dra (ut) på jakt, dra (ut) og jaktehunt big game jage storvilt, gå på storviltjakthunt down jage og fange, forfølge og fange, spore oppsnuse opp, spore opphunt for something jakte på noe, være på jakt etter noe lete etter noe, være på jakt etter noebe (out) hunting være (ute) på jakthunt somebody away drive noen bort, jage noen bort forfølge noenhunt something out of drive noe bort fra, jage noe bort frahunt the slipper ( lek) forklaring: en slags barnelek hvor man sitter i ring og sender en tøffel rundt, bak ryggen til deltagerne, og en person i midten skal gjette hvor den erhunt the thimble ( lek) ta den ring og la den vandre -
5 hunt
1. Igo out hunting отправиться на охоту; he is out hunting он на охоте; do you like to hunt? вы любите охотиться?2. IIhunt in some place I hunted high and low /everywhere/ and couldn't find it я искал везде и войду, но не мог этого найти3. III1) hunt animals hunt antelope (the fox, the stag, the ostrich, big game, the tiger, deer, wolves, bears, whales, etc.) охотиться на антилоп и т. д.; hunt witches (heretics, smugglers, thieves, etc.) преследовать /травить, "охотиться" на/ ведьм и т. д.2) hunt smth. hunt the woods (the region, the country, etc.) прочесывать лес и т. д.4. IVhunt smb. in some manner hunt smb. mercilessly (fruitlessly, passionately, daringly, etc.) безжалостно и т. д. преследовать кого-л.5. XI1) be hunted out of smth. be hunted out of society быть изгнанным из общества2) || the game is being hunted to [the verge of] extinction дичь почти извели охотой6. XVI1) hunt for animals hunt for wolves (for boars, for bears, for mountain cocks, etc.) охотиться на волков и т. д., hunt in smth. wolves hunt in packs (in couples, etc.) волки охотятся стаями и т. д.2) hunt for smth. hunt for a lost book (for a document one has mislaid, for the missing will, for an old engraving, for a rare stamp, for a house to let, for something to eat, etc.) искать /разыскивать/ потерянную книгу и т. д.; go about hunting for a job рыскать в поисках работы; hunt through smth. hunt through the shops (through drawers, through a book, etc.) искать по магазинам и т. д.; hunt after smb. hunt after fugitives (after burglars, after deserters, etc.) разыскивать /преследовать/ беглецов и т. д., hunt after snath. hunt after fortune (after glory, etc.) искать /добиваться/ богатства и т. д.7. XXI1hunt smth. for smth. hunt the whole house for the will (the desk for papers, half London for a book, etc.) обыскать /перерыть/ весь дом в поисках завещания и т. д.; hunt smb. out of smth. hunt the neighbours' cats out of the garden выгонять соседских кошек из сада -
6 hunt
hunt [hʌnt]∎ to hunt whales pêcher la baleine;∎ they were hunted to extinction ils ont été chassés jusqu'à extinction de l'espèce∎ to hunt the pack diriger la meute;∎ he hunts his horse all winter il monte son cheval à la chasse tout l'hiver∎ he was being hunted by the police il était pourchassé ou recherché par la police∎ I've hunted the whole office for it j'ai retourné tout le bureau pour le retrouver(e) (drive out) chasser;∎ people were hunted from their homes des gens étaient chassés de leurs foyers(a) (for food, sport) chasser;∎ they hunt by night/in packs ils chassent la nuit/en bande;∎ to go hunting aller à la chasse;∎ do you hunt? chassez-vous?;∎ she hunted (around or about) in her bag for her keys elle a fouillé dans son sac à la recherche de ses clefs;∎ you'll just have to hunt until you find it vous n'aurez qu'à chercher jusqu'à ce que vous le trouviez;∎ figurative I've hunted high and low for it j'ai remué ciel et terre pour le retrouver;∎ I've hunted all over town for a linen jacket j'ai parcouru ou fait toute la ville pour trouver une veste en lin3 noun(a) (sporting activity) chasse f; (hunters) chasse f, chasseurs mpl; (area) chasse f; (fox-hunt) chasse f au renard;∎ a tiger/bear hunt une chasse au tigre/à l'ours∎ the hunt is on for the terrorists la chasse aux terroristes est en cours;∎ local people joined in the hunt for the child des gens de la région se sont joints aux recherches pour retrouver l'enfant;∎ the hunt for the assassin continues la chasse à l'assassin se poursuit;∎ I've had a hunt for your scarf j'ai cherché ton écharpe partout, j'ai tout retourné pour trouver ton écharpe►► British hunt ball = bal réunissant les notables locaux amateurs de chasse;British hunt saboteur = personne qui tente d'arrêter une chasse(animal) forcer, traquer; (person) traquer; (thing, facts) dénicher; (abuses, errors) faire la chasse à; (truth) débusquerBritish dénicher, découvrir;∎ I've hunted out that book you wanted to borrow j'ai déniché le livre que vous vouliez emprunter∎ I'm going to the library to hunt up that article she mentioned je vais à la bibliothèque rechercher cet article dont elle parlait -
7 pack
pack [pæk]remplir ⇒ 1 (a) bourrer ⇒ 1 (a), 1 (c) emballer ⇒ 1 (b) tasser ⇒ 1 (d) charger ⇒ 1 (e) faire sa valise ⇒ 2 (a) rentrer ⇒ 2 (b) s'entasser ⇒ 2 (c) sac a dos ⇒ 3 (a) paquet ⇒ 3 (b) bande ⇒ 3 (d) meute ⇒ 3 (d)∎ to pack one's case/one's bags faire sa valise/ses bagages;∎ figurative to pack one's bags (leave) plier bagages;∎ we're not packed nous n'avons pas fait nos bagages;∎ Theatre she packs the house every night elle fait salle comble chaque soir(b) (put into box, carton etc) emballer, empaqueter; (put into suitcase, bag, trunk etc) mettre dans sa valise/son sac/sa malle/ etc;∎ I've already packed the towels j'ai déjà mis les serviettes dans la valise;∎ shall I pack the camera? est-ce que j'emporte ou je prends l'appareil photo?;∎ I've packed a lunch for you je t'ai préparé de quoi déjeuner;∎ the equipment is packed in polystyrene le matériel est emballé dans du polystyrène;∎ esp American shall I pack these for you? (in supermarket) je vous emballe vos achats?∎ he packed his pockets with sweets, he packed sweets into his pockets il a bourré ses poches de bonbons;∎ commuters pack the morning trains les banlieusards s'entassent dans les trains du matin;∎ figurative we managed to pack a lot into a week's holiday on a réussi à faire énormément de choses en une semaine de vacances(d) (compress → soil) tasser;∎ the wind had packed the snow against the wall le vent avait tassé la neige contre le mur(e) (load → horse, donkey) charger∎ to pack a jury se composer un jury favorable;∎ to pack a meeting s'assurer un nombre prépondérant de partisans à une réunion;∎ Cards to pack the cards apprêter les cartes∎ he packs a lot of influence in cabinet/ministerial circles il a beaucoup d'influence au conseil des ministres/dans les milieux ministériels;(a) (for journey) faire sa valise ou ses bagages;∎ have you finished packing? as-tu fini tes bagages?(b) (fit → into container) rentrer;∎ the keyboard will pack easily into a briefcase on peut facilement faire tenir le clavier dans un attaché-case;∎ this dress packs well cette robe ne se froisse pas (même dans une valise)(c) (crowd together → spectators, passengers) s'entasser;∎ we all packed into her car nous nous sommes tous entassés dans sa voiture(d) (in rugby) former une mêlée3 noun∎ parachute pack sac m à parachute∎ British a pack of washing powder un paquet de lessive;∎ American a pack of cigarettes un paquet de cigarettes;∎ a four-/six-pack of beer un pack de quatre/six(d) (group → of people) bande f; (→ of cub scouts) meute f; (→ of hunting hounds) meute f; (→ of wolves) meute f, bande f; (→ of runners, cyclists) peloton m;∎ wolves hunt in packs les loups chassent en meute;∎ figurative press photographers often hunt in packs les photographes de presse se déplacent souvent en bande;∎ a pack of fools une bande ou un tas d'imbéciles;∎ British that's a pack of lies! c'est un tissu de mensonges!(e) (in rugby) pack m∎ wet/cold pack enveloppement m humide/froid(g) (pack ice) pack m, banquise f(h) (in snooker) = triangle formé par les boules rouges►► pack animal bête f de somme;Military pack drill exercice m avec paquetage (à titre de punition);∎ no names, no pack drill je ne citerai pas de noms;pack ice pack m, banquise f;pack leader (in rugby) responsable m des avants;Television & Cinema pack shot pack shot m;pack train convoi m de bêtes de somme∎ he really packs it away! qu'est-ce qu'il bouffe!;∎ she can really pack away the food when she gets going ce qu'elle peut engouffrer quand elle s'y met∎ I packed the kids away to bed/school j'ai envoyé les gosses au lit/à l'école(of bed, folding table, chair) se replier;∎ this tent packs away easily cette tente se replie ou se range facilement(soil, snow) tasser(in rugby) former une mêlée➲ pack in∎ I couldn't pack anything more in je ne pouvais pas en faire rentrer plus;∎ the play is packing them in la pièce fait salle comble;∎ we were packed in like sardines nous étions serrés comme des harengs (en caque) ou comme des sardines∎ you should pack in smoking tu devrais arrêter de fumer□ ;∎ pack it in! arrête!□, ça suffit!□(a) (crowd in) s'entasser (à l'intérieur)∎ the photocopier's just packed in on me la photocopieuse vient de me lâcherfamiliar expédier□ ;∎ I packed the kids off to bed/school j'ai envoyé les gosses au lit/à l'école∎ to pack on all sail mettre toutes voiles dehorsfamiliar (fill completely → room) remplir à craquer;∎ the hall was packed out la salle était pleine à craquer ou comble ou bondée;∎ the theatre had been packed out for weeks le théâtre faisait salle comble depuis des semaines;∎ the show was completely packed out il n'y avait plus un seul billet pour ce spectacle□➲ pack up(a) (pack one's suitcase) faire sa valise ou ses bagages∎ my car's packed up ma voiture m'a lâché;∎ her heart has packed up son cœur a lâché ou cédé∎ I'm packing up for today j'arrête pour aujourd'hui□(a) (suitcase, bags) faire(b) (tidy up → clothes, belongings, tools) ranger;∎ help me pack up the tent aide-moi à plier la tente -
8 охотиться стаями
1) General subject: hunt in packs (о волках и т. п.), hunt in packs (о волках)2) Makarov: hunt in packs (о волках и т.п.) -
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10 wolf
[wʊlf]n(pl wolves [wʊlvz]) волк- hungry wolf- wolf's den
- wolf's teeth- ways of wolves- trail the wolf
- fall upon up follow the trail of the wolf
- hunt wolves
- wolves howl
- wolves hunt in packs
- young wolf is a cup
- wolf in a lamb's skin
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11 wolf
wulf
1. сущ.
1) волк wolfves howl ≈ волки воют wolfves hunt in packs ≈ волки охотятся стаями a pack of wolfves ≈ волчья стая a young wolf is a pup ≈ маленького волка называют волчонок
2) обжора Syn: glutton, gormandizer
3) жестокий человек
4) разг. бабник, развратник ∙ a wolf in sheep's clothing ≈ волк в овечьей шкуре
2. гл.;
разг. пожирать с жадностью (часто wolf down) Syn: eat (зоология) волк (Canis lupus) волчий мех жестокий, безжалостный или жадный человек;
волк, хищник (американизм) (разговорное) бабник;
волокита, сердцеед( американизм) (военное) (жаргон) старшина( роты) > to cry * поднимать ложную тревогу > to have a * in one's stomach сильно проголодаться > to see /to have seen/ a * лишаться дара речи;
язык прилип к гортани > to keep the * from the door бороться с угрожающей нищетой;
перебиваться с хлеба на квас > to wake a sleeping * напрашиваться на неприятности > to have /to hold/ a * by the ears быть в безвыходном положении, не иметь пути к отступлению > a * in a lamb's skin /in sheep's clothing/ волк в овечьей шкуре заглатывать( пищу) с жадностью (часто * down) (американизм) (сленг) бегать, волочиться за каждой юбкой (американизм) (сленг) отбивать девушку (у кого-л.) (редкое) поднимать ложную тревогу ~ амер. воен. sl. старшина (роты и т. п.) ;
to cry wolf поднимать ложную тревогу to keep the ~ from the door перебиваться;
бороться с нищетой;
to have the wolf in the stomach быть голодным, умирать с голоду to keep the ~ from the door перебиваться;
бороться с нищетой;
to have the wolf in the stomach быть голодным, умирать с голоду wolf разг. бабник, волокита ~ (pl wolves) волк ~ жестокий, злой человек ~ обжора ~ разг. пожирать с жадностью (часто wolf down) ~ амер. воен. sl. старшина (роты и т. п.) ;
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12 LIE
• He that tells a lie must invent twenty more to maintain it - Ложь ложью погоняет (Л), Одна ложь тянет за собой другую (O)• He who lies once is never believed again - Кто вчера солгал, тому и завтра не поверят (K)• Lie begets a lie (A) - Кто привык лгать, тому трудно отвыкать (K), Ложь ложью погоняет (Л)• Lie begets a lie until they become a generation (A) - Кто привык лгать, тому трудно отвыкать (K), Ложь ложью погоняет (Л), Маленькая ложь за собой большую ведет (M), Одна ложь тянет за собой другую (O)• Lie has no legs (A) - Вранью короткий век (B), У лжи короткие ноги (У)• Lie hath no feet (A) - У лжи короткие ноги (У)• Lie not in the mire and say "God help" - На Бога надейся, а сам не плошай (H)• Lie only runs on one leg (A) - У лжи короткие ноги (У)• Lie runs until it is overtaken by truth (A) - Вранью короткий век (B)• Lies have short legs - Вранью короткий век (B), У лжи короткие ноги (У)• Lies hunt in packs - Ложь ложью погоняет (Л)• Long ways, long lies - Тому врать легко, кто был далеко (T)• Nothing stands in need of lying but a lie - Ложь ложью погоняет (Л)• One lie calls for many - Ложь ложью погоняет (Л), Маленькая ложь за собой большую ведет (M)• One lie leads to another - Кто привык лгать, тому трудно отвыкать (K), Ложь ложью погоняет (Л), Маленькая ложь за собой большую ведет (M)• One lie makes many - Ложь ложью погоняет (Л), Маленькая ложь за собой большую ведет (M), Одна ложь тянет за собой другую (О)• One lie needs seven lies to wait upon it - Одна ложь тянет за собой другую (O)• One seldom meets a lonely lie - Одна ложь тянет за собой другую (O)• Tell a lie and find a truth - И ложь правдой статься может (И)• "They say so" is half a lie - Говорят, что за морем кур доят. (Г)• Those who live on lies choke on truth - Лживый человек правды боится (Л)• Travelled man has leave to lie (A) - Тому врать легко, кто был далеко (T)• Traveller may lie with authority (A) - Тому врать легко, кто был далеко (T)• Travellers have leave to lie - Тому врать легко, кто был далеко (T)• We must not lie down and die - Москва слезам не верит (M)• You can get far with a lie, but not comeback - Вранью короткий век (B) -
13 Ложь ложью погоняет
When you start lying, you cannot stop. See Кто привык лгать, тому трудно отвыкать (K), Маленькая ложь за собой большую ведет (M), Одна ложь тянет за собой другую (O)Cf: Не that tells a lie must invent twenty more to maintain it (Am.). A lie begets a lie (Br.). A lie begets a lie until they become a generation (Am.). Lies hunt in packs (Br.). Nothing stands in need of lying but a lie (Br.). One falsehood leads to another (Am.). One lie calls for (makes) many (Br.). One lie leads to another (Am., Br.)Русско-английский словарь пословиц и поговорок > Ложь ложью погоняет
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[wulf] 1. сущ.1)а) волкWolves hunt in packs. — Волки охотятся стаями.
б) шкура, мех волка2) обжораSyn:4) разг.а) бабник, развратник, похотливый мужчина5) амер.; воен.; жарг. старшина роты••2. гл.; разг.to keep the wolf from the door — сводить концы с концами, перебиваться с хлеба на воду
1) = wolf down пожирать с жадностьюSyn:3) разг. отбивать девушку (у кого-л.)4) разг. вести распутный образ жизни -
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A hunting singly, λύκοι μ. solitary wolves, opp. those which hunt in packs, Arist.HA 594a30, Men.1038.Greek-English dictionary (Αγγλικά Ελληνικά-λεξικό) > μονοπείρας
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1. nouna pack of lies/nonsense — ein Sack voll Lügen/eine Menge Unsinn
3) (Brit.)pack [of cards] — [Karten]spiel, das
5) (Cub Scouts, Brownies) Gruppe, die2. transitive verbpack of ten — Zehnerpackung, die; Zehnerpack, der
1) (put into container) einpackenpack something into something — etwas in etwas (Akk.) packen
2) (fill) packenpack one's bags — seine Koffer packen
3) (cram) voll stopfen (ugs.); füllen [Raum, Stadion usw.]4) (wrap) verpacken (in in + Dat. od. Akk.)5) (coll.) tragen, dabeihaben [Waffe]6)3. intransitive verbpack [quite] a punch — (coll.) ganz schön zuschlagen können (ugs.)
send somebody packing — (fig.) jemanden rausschmeißen (ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/89739/pack_away">pack away- pack in- pack off- pack up* * *[pæk] 1. noun1) (things tied up together or put in a container, especially to be carried on one's back: He carried his luggage in a pack on his back.) der Packen2) (a set of (fifty-two) playing-cards: a pack of cards.) das (Karten)Spiel3) (a number or group of certain animals: a pack of wolves / a wolf-pack.) das Rudel4) (a packet: a pack of cigarettes.) das Päckchen2. verb1) (to put (clothes etc) into a bag, suitcase or trunk for a journey: I've packed all I need and I'm ready to go.) einpacken2) (to come together in large numbers in a small space: They packed into the hall to hear his speech.) (sich) zusammenpressen•- packing- packing-case
- packed out
- packed
- pack off
- pack up* * *[pæk]I. nice \pack Eisbeutel ma \pack of cigarettes eine Schachtel [o SCHWEIZ, ÖSTERR a. ein Päckchen] Zigarettena \pack of tobacco eine Packung Tabakin \packs of six im Sechserpackinformation \pack Informationspaket ntface/mud \pack Gesichts-/Schlammpackung f7. + sing/pl vb (group) Gruppe f; of wolves Rudel nt; of hounds also Meute f; (fig, pej: crowd) Horde f pej, Meute f pej fam\pack of hounds Hundemeute f\pack of wolves Wolfsrudel nt10.▶ to keep ahead of the \pack der Konkurrenz immer eine Nasenlänge voraus seinthat's a \pack of lies! das ist alles [ fam erstunken und] erlogen!II. vi1. (for a journey) packen2. (fit in)3. (be suitable for packing)to \pack well sich gut [ein]packen lassen; (for transport) sich gut verpacken lassenthis silk dress doesn't \pack very well dieses Seidenkleid knittert beim Packento be \packing eine Pistole tragen5.III. vt1. (put into a container) articles, goods▪ to \pack sb sth [or sth for sb] jdm etw [ein]packen2. (fill)▪ to \pack sth bag, suitcase, trunk etw packen; box, container etw vollpackenplease \pack the small suitcase with the children's stuff pack bitte die Kindersachen in den kleinen Koffer3. (put in wrapping)to \pack sth in newspaper etw in Zeitungspapier wickeln4. (use as wrapping)she \packed tissue paper around the shoes sie wickelte die Schuhe in Seidenpapier5. (make)to \pack a parcel ein Paket packenthe text is \packed with useful information der Text ist mit nützlichen Informationen vollgepacktthe people were \packed like sardines on the bus die Leute standen im Bus wie die Sardinen7. (compress)to \pack a gun eine Schusswaffe bei sich dat führen9. (contain)▪ to \pack sth etw enthalteneach missile \packs several warheads jede Rakete trägt mehrere Sprengköpfeto \pack sth [with one's own supporters] etw mit eigenen Leuten besetzen11.▶ to \pack a punch [or ( fam) wallop] (hit hard) kräftig zuschlagen; (be strong) drink [ordentlich] reinhauen fig sl* * *[pk]1. n1) (= bundle) Bündel nt; (on animal) Last f; (= rucksack) Rucksack m; (MIL) Gepäck nt no pl, Tornister m (dated)2) (= packet for cereal, washing powder, frozen food) Paket nt; (esp US of cigarettes) Packung f, Schachtel f5) (pej: group) Horde f, Meute fto stay ahead of the pack (fig) — der Konkurrenz (dat) immer um eine Nasenlänge voraus sein
he told us a pack of lies — er tischte uns einen Sack voll Lügen auf
it's all a pack of lies — es ist alles erlogen
6) (of cards) (Karten)spiel nt52 cards make a pack — ein Blatt nt besteht aus 52 Karten
8) (MED, COSMETICS) Packung f2. vt1) crate, container etc vollpacken; fish, meat in tin etc abpacken2) case, trunk packen; things in case, clothes etc einpacken3) (= wrap, put into parcel) einpackenthe box was packed full of explosives — die Kiste war voll mit Sprengstoff
the crowds that packed the stadium —
he packed the committee with his own supporters — er füllte das Komitee mit seinen eigenen Anhängern
the comedy was playing to packed houses — die Komödie lief vor ausverkauften Häusern
the bus/square was packed solid — der Bus/der Platz war rappelvoll (inf)
all this information is packed into one chapter — all diese Informationen sind in einem Kapitel zusammengedrängt
the coast is packed with tourists — an der Küste wimmelt es von Touristen
the snow on the path was packed hard — der Schnee auf dem Weg war festgetrampelt
6) jury mit den eigenen Leuten besetzento pack one's lunch — sich (dat) sein Mittagessen mitnehmen
8) (inf)he packs a nasty left — er hat or schlägt eine ganz gemeine Linke (inf)
the film packs a real punch (fig) — der Film ist total spannend
9) leak, pipe (zu)stopfen3. vi1) (items) passenthat won't all pack into one suitcase — das passt or geht nicht alles in einen Koffer
the boxes are designed to pack into this container — die Kästen sind so gemacht, dass sie in diesen Behälter hineingehen
2) (person) packenI'm still packing — ich bin noch beim Packen
3)(= crowd)
the crowds packed into the stadium — die Menge drängte sich in das Stadionwe can't all pack into one car —
4) (= become firm) fest werdenthe snow had packed round the wheels — an den Rädern klebte eine feste Schneeschicht
5) (inf)what should I do with my drunken husband? – I'd send him packing — was soll ich mit meinem Trunkenbold von Mann machen? – ich würde ihn vor die Tür setzen
* * *pack [pæk]A sb) (Informations- etc)Mappe f, (-)Unterlagen pl2. US Packung f, Schachtel f (Zigaretten), Päckchen n, Paket n3. MILa) Tornister mb) Rückentrage f (für Kabelrollen etc)c) Fallschirmpackhülle f6. ELEK Netzteil n7. (Schub m) Konserven pl8. Verpackung(sweise) f, Konservierung(smethode) f9. Menge f, Haufen m:a pack of lies ein Haufen Lügen, ein Sack voll Lügen;a pack of nonsense lauter Unsinn10. Pack n, Bande f:a pack of thieves eine Räuberbandepack of wolves Wolfsrudelb) SPORT Feld n:finish in the pack im Feld landen14. Packeis nB v/tpack sb sth jemandem etwas einpacken;packed lunch Lunchpaket(e) n(pl)b) Tabak stopfenc) IT eine Datei etc packen, komprimieren4. vollstopfen:a packed house THEAT ein ausverkauftes Haus;packed with voll von, voll(er) Autos etc;5. (voll)packen:pack the cases die Koffer packen;I am packed ich habe gepackt6. die Geschworenenbank, einen Ausschuss etc mit seinen (eigenen) Leuten besetzen7. konservieren, besonders eindosen9. bepacken, beladen10. US eine Last etc tragen11. a) US umg eine Waffe etc (bei sich) tragen12. US umg enthalten:he packed his children off to bed er verfrachtete seine Kinder ins Bett umg;pack sb back jemanden zurückschickenpack up smoking das Rauchen aufgeben;pack it in! hör endlich auf (damit)!15. MED einpackenC v/i1. packen:pack up zusammenpacken;4. fest werden, sich fest zusammenballen, backen:send sb packing jemanden fortjagen6. umgthe engine packed up on me mir ist der Motor abgestorbenpk abk1. pack2. park3. peak* * *1. nouna pack of lies/nonsense — ein Sack voll Lügen/eine Menge Unsinn
3) (Brit.)pack [of cards] — [Karten]spiel, das
5) (Cub Scouts, Brownies) Gruppe, die6) (packet, set) Schachtel, die; Packung, die2. transitive verbpack of ten — Zehnerpackung, die; Zehnerpack, der
1) (put into container) einpackenpack something into something — etwas in etwas (Akk.) packen
2) (fill) packen3) (cram) voll stopfen (ugs.); füllen [Raum, Stadion usw.]4) (wrap) verpacken (in in + Dat. od. Akk.)packed in — verpackt in (+ Dat.)
5) (coll.) tragen, dabeihaben [Waffe]6)3. intransitive verbpack [quite] a punch — (coll.) ganz schön zuschlagen können (ugs.)
send somebody packing — (fig.) jemanden rausschmeißen (ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:- pack in- pack off- pack up* * *(animals) n.Bündel - n.Meute -n f.Pack nur sing. n.Stapel - m. v.einpacken v.packen v.
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