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121 трикотажное переплетение с прессовыми петлями
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122 фасонная нить
1) Chemistry: fancy yarn, novelty yarn2) Textile: effect thread, effect yarn, fancy thread, looped thread, textured thread -
123 циклическая сеть
1) Engineering: loop network, looped network2) Mathematics: cyclic net -
124 замкнутый-
Power engineering: (ые) closed-looped -
125 ענוב
adj. tied; knotted; looped————————tying, looping, fastening; interweaving -
126 Schleife
f; -, -n; im Haar: ribbon; an einem Band: bow; (Kurve) loop, horseshoe bend; FLUG., auch Computer, Tonband etc.: loop; eine Schleife binden am Schuh: tie a bow; eine Schleife im Haar tragen wear a bow ( oder ribbon) in one’s hair; Schleifen ziehen FLUG. circle ( über + Dat over, above)* * *die Schleifelanyard; loop; bow* * *Schlei|fe ['ʃlaifə]f -, -n1) loop (AUCH AVIAT, COMPUT, beim Schlittschuhlaufen); (= Flussschleife) bow, horseshoe bend; (= Straßenschleife) twisty bend* * *die1) (a looped knot of material: Her dress is decorated with bows.) bow2) (a twist or bend, eg in a string, rope etc.) kink3) (a U-shaped bend in a river etc.) loop* * *Schlei·fe<-, -n>[ˈʃlaifə]f1. MODE bow* * *die; Schleife, Schleifen1) bow; (Fliege) bow tie2) (starke Biegung) loop; (eines Flusses) loop; horseshoe bend* * *Schleife f; -, -n; im Haar: ribbon; an einem Band: bow; (Kurve) loop, horseshoe bend; FLUG, auch Computer, Tonband etc: loop;eine Schleife binden am Schuh: tie a bow;eine Schleife im Haar tragen wear a bow ( oder ribbon) in one’s hair;Schleifen ziehen FLUG circle (über +dat over, above)* * *die; Schleife, Schleifen1) bow; (Fliege) bow tie2) (starke Biegung) loop; (eines Flusses) loop; horseshoe bend* * *-n f.bow n.kink n.lanyard n.loop n. -
127 schlingen
to braid; to wave about; to noose; to brandish; to fling; to gobble; to gorge; to plait; to swallow; to twine; to wave* * *schlịn|gen I ['ʃlɪŋən] pret schla\#ng [ʃlaŋ] ptp geschlu\#ngen [gə'ʃlʊŋən] (geh)1. vt(= binden) Knoten to tie; (= umbinden) Schal etc to wrap ( um +acc around)die Arme um jdn schlingen — to wrap one's arms around sb, to hug sb
2. vrII pret schla\#ng [ʃlaŋ] ptp geschlu\#ngen [gə'ʃlʊŋən]sich um etw schlingen — to coil (itself) around sth; (Pflanze auch) to twine (itself) around sth
vito gobble, to gulp, to bolt one's food* * *(to fasten with, or form into, a loop or loops: He looped the rope round a post.) loop* * *schlin·gen1<schlang, geschlungen>[ˈʃlɪŋən]etw zu einem Knoten \schlingen to tie [or knot] sthdie Arme um jdn \schlingen to wrap one's arms around sbII. vr2. BOT to creep [around sth], to twine itself [around sth]schlin·gen2<schlang, geschlungen>[ˈʃlɪŋən]* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) (winden)etwas um etwas schlingen — loop something round something; (und zusammenbinden) tie something round something
2.die Arme um jemanden/etwas schlingen — wrap one's arms round somebody/something
unregelmäßiges reflexives Verb (sich winden)3.sich um etwas schlingen — < snake> wind or coil itself round something; < plant> wind or twine itself round something
unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb bolt one's food; wolf one's food [down]* * *schlingen1; schlingt, schlang, hat geschlungenA. v/t (binden) tie; (Schal etc) wrap (um around);die Arme um jemandes Hals schlingen fling one’s arms around sb’s neckB. v/r:sich um etwas schlingen wind ( oder twine, coil) (itself) around sthschlingen2 v/t & v/i; schlingt, schlang, hat geschlungen; (etwas) gulp ( oder wolf) down, gobble umg; (hastig essen) bolt one’s food, gobble umg;nicht schlingen, Kinder, esst langsam! don’t bolt your food, children, eat slowly; → herunterschlingen, verschlingen* * *1.unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) (winden)etwas um etwas schlingen — loop something round something; (und zusammenbinden) tie something round something
2.die Arme um jemanden/etwas schlingen — wrap one's arms round somebody/something
unregelmäßiges reflexives Verb (sich winden)3.sich um etwas schlingen — < snake> wind or coil itself round something; < plant> wind or twine itself round something
unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb bolt one's food; wolf one's food [down]* * *v.to loop v.to noose v. -
128 Tragriemen
m (carrying-) strap; am Gewehr: sling* * *Trag|rie|menmstrap; (von Gewehr) sling* * *der1) (a band of cloth etc worn over the shoulder for supporting a rifle etc on the back.) sling2) (a looped arrangement of ropes, chains etc for supporting, hoisting, carrying and lowering heavy objects.) sling* * *Trag·rie·menm strap; Gewehr sling* * ** * *m.carrying strap n.
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looped — looped; un·looped; … English syllables
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looped — adjective Date: 1513 1. having, formed in, or characterized by loops < looped fabrics > 2. drunk 1a … New Collegiate Dictionary
looped — /loohpt/, adj. 1. having or consisting of loops; loopy. 2. Slang. a. drunk; inebriated. b. eccentric; loopy. c. enthusiastic; keen: These days he s looped on rodeos. [1930 35; LOOP1 + ED2, ED3] * * * … Universalium
looped — adj American a. exhausted b. intoxicated ► It was just crazy. We were all so looped by the time we left. (Valentine, US film, 2001) … Contemporary slang
looped — drunk, loaded, smashed You were looped last night. You don t remember what happened … English idioms
looped — American drunk From looping the loop, acting like a fool (or loopy), or the inability to walk in a straight line? We can only guess: And stop drinking too much Lenny. You sound half looped every time I talk to you. (Erdman, 1993) … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms
looped — AND loopy mod. alcohol intoxicated. □ Sam is too looped to drive. □ She got loopy very quickly and had to be helped to a chair … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
looped — pt adjective Etymology: loop (II) + ed 1. : having, formed in, or characterized by loops blend of carpet rayon and wool in a random looped pile advt 2. : heavily intoxicated … Useful english dictionary