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1 Schießen
n; -s, kein Pl.; (Wettschießen) shooting match; es geht aus wie das Hornberger Schießen umg. it’ll all come to nothing; es / er ist zum Schießen umg. it’s / he’s a (real) scream* * *das Schießenshooting; firing* * *schie|ßen ['ʃiːsn] pret scho\#ss [ʃɔs] ptp gescho\#ssen [gə'ʃɔsn]1. vtto shoot; Kugel, Rakete to fire (auf jdn/etw at sb/sth); (FTBL ETC) to kick; Tor to score; (mit Stock, Schläger) to hitjdn in den Kopf schíéßen — to shoot sb in the head
etw an der Schießbude schíéßen — to win sth at the shooting gallery
ein paar Bilder schíéßen (Phot inf) — to shoot a few pictures, to take a few shots
eine Filmszene schíéßen (inf) — to shoot a film scene
2. vi1) (mit Waffe, Ball) to shootauf jdn/etw schíéßen — to shoot at sb/sth
nach etw schíéßen — to shoot at sth
aufs Tor/ins Netz schíéßen — to shoot or kick at goal/into the net
das ist zum Schießen (inf) — that's a scream (inf)
2) aux sein (= in die Höhe schießen) to shoot up; (BOT = Samenstand entwickeln) to run (Brit) or go to seeddie Pflanzen/Kinder sind in die Höhe geschossen — the plants/children have shot up
(wie Pilze) aus dem Boden schíéßen (lit, fig) — to spring or sprout up
See:→ Kraut3) aux sein inf = sich schnell bewegen) to shootjdm durch den Kopf schíéßen (fig) — to flash through sb's mind
4) aux sein (Flüssigkeit) to shoot; (= spritzen) to spurt5) aux sein S Ger, Aus = verbleichen) to fade3. vrto have a shoot-out* * *1) ((often with at) to send or fire (bullets, arrows etc) from a gun, bow etc: The enemy were shooting at us; He shot an arrow through the air.) shoot2) (to move swiftly: He shot out of the room; The pain shot up his leg; The force of the explosion shot him across the room.) shoot3) (to kick or hit at a goal in order to try to score.) shoot* * *schie·ßen<schoss, geschossen>[ˈʃi:sn̩]I. vi1. Hilfsverb: haben (feuern)▪ auf jdn/etw \schießen to shoot at sb/sth\schießen [o zum S\schießen] gehen to go shooting2. Hilfsverb: haben FBALLdaneben, genau an die Latte geschossen! missed, it hit the crossbar!aufs Tor \schießen to shoot [for goal]neben das Tor \schießen to miss the goaldas Auto kam um die Ecke geschossen the car came flying round the cornerjdm durch den Kopf \schießen to flash through sb's mind5. Hilfsverb: sein (spritzen) to shootdas Blut schoss aus der Wunde the blood shot out of the wound6.▶ wie das Hornberger S\schießen ausgehen to come to nothingII. vt Hilfsverb: haben1. (etw feuern)▪ etw \schießen to shoot sth2. FBALL▪ etw [irgendwohin] \schießen to shoot sth [somewhere]den Ball ins Netz \schießen to put the ball in the netden Ball ins Tor \schießen to score [or shoot] a goal; s.a. KrüppelIII. vr* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) shoot; <pistol, rifle> shoot, fireauf jemanden/etwas schießen — shoot/fire at somebody/something
gut/schlecht schießen — < person> be a good/bad shot
2) (Fußball) shoot3) mit sein (ugs.): (schnellen) shootein Gedanke schoß ihr durch den Kopf — (fig.) a thought flashed through her mind
zum Schießen sein — (ugs.) be a scream (coll.)
4) mit sein (fließen, herausschießen) gush; (spritzen) spurtich spürte, wie mir das Blut in den Kopf schoß — I felt the blood rush to my head
5) mit sein (schnell wachsen) shoot up2.die Preise schießen in die Höhe — prices are shooting up or rocketing
unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) shoot; fire <bullet, missile, rocket>das 3:2 schießen — make it 3-2
3) (ugs.): (fotografieren)* * *es geht aus wie das Hornberger Schießen umg it’ll all come to nothing;es/er ist zum Schießen umg it’s/he’s a (real) scream* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) shoot; <pistol, rifle> shoot, fireauf jemanden/etwas schießen — shoot/fire at somebody/something
gut/schlecht schießen — < person> be a good/bad shot
2) (Fußball) shoot3) mit sein (ugs.): (schnellen) shootein Gedanke schoß ihr durch den Kopf — (fig.) a thought flashed through her mind
zum Schießen sein — (ugs.) be a scream (coll.)
4) mit sein (fließen, herausschießen) gush; (spritzen) spurtich spürte, wie mir das Blut in den Kopf schoß — I felt the blood rush to my head
5) mit sein (schnell wachsen) shoot up2.die Preise schießen in die Höhe — prices are shooting up or rocketing
unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) shoot; fire <bullet, missile, rocket>das 3:2 schießen — make it 3-2
3) (ugs.): (fotografieren)* * *(nach) v.to shoot (at) v. v.(§ p.,pp.: schoß, geschossen)= to fire v.to shoot v.(§ p.,p.p.: shot) -
2 schießen
n; -s, kein Pl.; (Wettschießen) shooting match; es geht aus wie das Hornberger Schießen umg. it’ll all come to nothing; es / er ist zum Schießen umg. it’s / he’s a (real) scream* * *das Schießenshooting; firing* * *schie|ßen ['ʃiːsn] pret scho\#ss [ʃɔs] ptp gescho\#ssen [gə'ʃɔsn]1. vtto shoot; Kugel, Rakete to fire (auf jdn/etw at sb/sth); (FTBL ETC) to kick; Tor to score; (mit Stock, Schläger) to hitjdn in den Kopf schíéßen — to shoot sb in the head
etw an der Schießbude schíéßen — to win sth at the shooting gallery
ein paar Bilder schíéßen (Phot inf) — to shoot a few pictures, to take a few shots
eine Filmszene schíéßen (inf) — to shoot a film scene
2. vi1) (mit Waffe, Ball) to shootauf jdn/etw schíéßen — to shoot at sb/sth
nach etw schíéßen — to shoot at sth
aufs Tor/ins Netz schíéßen — to shoot or kick at goal/into the net
das ist zum Schießen (inf) — that's a scream (inf)
2) aux sein (= in die Höhe schießen) to shoot up; (BOT = Samenstand entwickeln) to run (Brit) or go to seeddie Pflanzen/Kinder sind in die Höhe geschossen — the plants/children have shot up
(wie Pilze) aus dem Boden schíéßen (lit, fig) — to spring or sprout up
See:→ Kraut3) aux sein inf = sich schnell bewegen) to shootjdm durch den Kopf schíéßen (fig) — to flash through sb's mind
4) aux sein (Flüssigkeit) to shoot; (= spritzen) to spurt5) aux sein S Ger, Aus = verbleichen) to fade3. vrto have a shoot-out* * *1) ((often with at) to send or fire (bullets, arrows etc) from a gun, bow etc: The enemy were shooting at us; He shot an arrow through the air.) shoot2) (to move swiftly: He shot out of the room; The pain shot up his leg; The force of the explosion shot him across the room.) shoot3) (to kick or hit at a goal in order to try to score.) shoot* * *schie·ßen<schoss, geschossen>[ˈʃi:sn̩]I. vi1. Hilfsverb: haben (feuern)▪ auf jdn/etw \schießen to shoot at sb/sth\schießen [o zum S\schießen] gehen to go shooting2. Hilfsverb: haben FBALLdaneben, genau an die Latte geschossen! missed, it hit the crossbar!aufs Tor \schießen to shoot [for goal]neben das Tor \schießen to miss the goaldas Auto kam um die Ecke geschossen the car came flying round the cornerjdm durch den Kopf \schießen to flash through sb's mind5. Hilfsverb: sein (spritzen) to shootdas Blut schoss aus der Wunde the blood shot out of the wound6.▶ wie das Hornberger S\schießen ausgehen to come to nothingII. vt Hilfsverb: haben1. (etw feuern)▪ etw \schießen to shoot sth2. FBALL▪ etw [irgendwohin] \schießen to shoot sth [somewhere]den Ball ins Netz \schießen to put the ball in the netden Ball ins Tor \schießen to score [or shoot] a goal; s.a. KrüppelIII. vr* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) shoot; <pistol, rifle> shoot, fireauf jemanden/etwas schießen — shoot/fire at somebody/something
gut/schlecht schießen — < person> be a good/bad shot
2) (Fußball) shoot3) mit sein (ugs.): (schnellen) shootein Gedanke schoß ihr durch den Kopf — (fig.) a thought flashed through her mind
zum Schießen sein — (ugs.) be a scream (coll.)
4) mit sein (fließen, herausschießen) gush; (spritzen) spurtich spürte, wie mir das Blut in den Kopf schoß — I felt the blood rush to my head
5) mit sein (schnell wachsen) shoot up2.die Preise schießen in die Höhe — prices are shooting up or rocketing
unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) shoot; fire <bullet, missile, rocket>das 3:2 schießen — make it 3-2
3) (ugs.): (fotografieren)* * *schießen; schießt, schoss, hat oder ist geschossenA. v/ischarf schießen shoot with live ammunition;wild um sich schießen shoot out wildly in all directions;Hände hoch/stehen bleiben, oder ich schieße! hands up,/stop (right there), or I’ll shoot;2. (hat) bei Ballspielen: shoot;aufs Tor schießen shoot at goal, take a shot at goal;er kann gut schießen he’s got a good shot on him;links schießen normalerweise: be a left-footer ( oder left-hander); in diesem Fall: take a left-foot ( oder left-hand) shot3. (ist) (sausen) shoot;schießen durch Schmerz: shoot through;plötzlich schoss mir der Gedanke durch den Kopf the thought suddenly occurred to me ( oder flashed across my mind);das Blut schoss ihr ins Gesicht the blood rushed to her face;er kam um die Ecke geschossen umg he shot (a)round the corner; mit dem Auto: auch he came zooming (a)round the corner;in die Höhe schießen Pflanze, Kind etc: shoot up;4. umg:lass den Typ doch schießen! can’t you ditch that guy?5. (hat) sl (Rauschgift spritzen) shoot (up), mainlineB. v/t (hat)1. shoot; (Rakete, Kugel) fire;sich eine Kugel durch den Kopf schießen put a bullet through one’s head;jemanden zum Krüppel schießen shoot and maim sb;einen Teddybären schießen shoot o.s. a teddy bear;einen Satelliten in die Umlaufbahn schießen launch a satellite into orbit;Blicke auf jemanden schießen fig look daggers at sb;jemandem eine schießen umg, fig sock sb one2. Fußball etc: (Ball) kick, shoot;ein Tor schießen score a goalC. v/r:sich mit jemandem schießen (duellieren) have a shoot-out with sb* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) shoot; <pistol, rifle> shoot, fireauf jemanden/etwas schießen — shoot/fire at somebody/something
gut/schlecht schießen — < person> be a good/bad shot
2) (Fußball) shoot3) mit sein (ugs.): (schnellen) shootein Gedanke schoß ihr durch den Kopf — (fig.) a thought flashed through her mind
zum Schießen sein — (ugs.) be a scream (coll.)
4) mit sein (fließen, herausschießen) gush; (spritzen) spurtich spürte, wie mir das Blut in den Kopf schoß — I felt the blood rush to my head
5) mit sein (schnell wachsen) shoot up2.die Preise schießen in die Höhe — prices are shooting up or rocketing
unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) shoot; fire <bullet, missile, rocket>das 3:2 schießen — make it 3-2
3) (ugs.): (fotografieren)* * *(nach) v.to shoot (at) v. v.(§ p.,pp.: schoß, geschossen)= to fire v.to shoot v.(§ p.,p.p.: shot) -
3 de prijzen gingen de hoogte in
de prijzen gingen de hoogte inprices went up/rose; 〈 sterker〉 prices rocketed/soaredVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > de prijzen gingen de hoogte in
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4 hoogte
1 [verticale afmeting] height3 [vrije ruimte boven iets anders] height4 [met betrekking tot klanken] pitch5 [wiskunde] height6 [aardrijkskunde] level ⇒ 〈 latitude〉 latitude, 〈 met betrekking tot hemellichaam〉 elevation, 〈 met betrekking tot hemellichaam〉 altitude♦voorbeelden:op gelijke hoogte met de vloer • level/flush with the floorop geringe/grote hoogte vliegen • fly at (a) high/low altitude〈 figuurlijk〉 tot op zekere hoogte hebt u gelijk • to some/a certain extent you're right〈 figuurlijk〉 Nederland is leuk tot op zekere hoogte • Holland is nice as/so far as it goesop een hoogte van 7000 m • at a height/an altitude of 7000 m.ter hoogte van zijn schouders • at shoulder height〈 figuurlijk〉 de prijzen gingen de hoogte in • prices went up/rose; 〈 sterker〉 prices rocketed/soared5 lengte, breedte en hoogte • length, breadth and heighter staat een file ter hoogte van Woerden • there is a Atraffic jam near Woerdeniemand op de hoogte brengen/stellen • acquaint someone with something, inform someone about/of something; 〈 informeel〉 fill someone in on somethingvolledig van iets op de hoogte zijn • be well informed about/acquainted with something; 〈 informeel〉 be well up on somethingindien u verhinderd bent wordt u verzocht ons hiervan op de hoogte te stellen • please let us know if you are unable to come -
5 subir vertiginosamente
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6 rocket
[ˈrɔkɪt]1. noun1) a tube containing materials which, when set on fire, give off a jet of gas which drives the tube forward, usually up into the air, used eg as a firework, for signalling, or for launching a spacecraft.صاروخ الألعاب النّاريَّه2) a spacecraft launched in this way:صاروخ فَضاءThe Americans have sent a rocket to Mars.
2. verb– past tense, past participle ˈrocketedto rise or increase very quickly:يَرْتَفِع كالصّاروخBread prices have rocketed.
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7 hochschnellen
v/i (trennb., ist -ge-)1. jump up2. fig. Preise etc.: soar, go sky-high umg., skyrocket umg.* * *hoch|schnel|lenvi sep aux sein(Lachse) to leap up; (Feder, Mensch, Preise auch) to shoot up* * *(to rise or increase very quickly: Bread prices have rocketed.) rocket* * *hoch|schnel·lenvi Hilfsverb: sein* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein leap up* * *hochschnellen v/i (trennb, ist -ge-)1. jump up* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein leap up -
8 bestialidad
f.1 brutality.2 bestiality, beastliness, savagery.3 brutish act, beastly action, savage act, buggery.* * *1 bestiality, brutality2 (tontería) stupidity* * *SF1) (=cualidad) beastliness, bestiality2) (=acción brutal) act of brutality3) * (=disparate)4) * (=cantidad excesiva)una bestialidad de — a mass of *, tons of *
había una bestialidad de gente — there were masses of people *, there were tons of people *
5) [en sentido sexual] bestiality* * *a) ( barbaridad)es una bestialidad tratar así a un niño — it's disgusting o barbaric to treat a child like that
comimos una bestialidad — we ate a massive o an incredible amount
b) ( cualidad) brutality* * *= bestiality.Ex. They are grasping at straws trying to scare people into thinking homosexuality is akin to incest, polygamy, bestiality, whatever.* * *a) ( barbaridad)es una bestialidad tratar así a un niño — it's disgusting o barbaric to treat a child like that
comimos una bestialidad — we ate a massive o an incredible amount
b) ( cualidad) brutality* * *= bestiality.Ex: They are grasping at straws trying to scare people into thinking homosexuality is akin to incest, polygamy, bestiality, whatever.
* * *A1(barbaridad): es una bestialidad tratar así a un niño it's disgusting o barbaric to treat a child like thatcomimos una bestialidad we ate a massive o an incredible amount2 (cualidad) brutalityB (sodomía) bestiality* * *
bestialidad sustantivo femenino
1 fam (imprudencia, error) stupidity
2 (atrocidad) act of cruelty
3 fam (gran cantidad) a lot
dormir una bestialidad, to sleep in
una bestialidad de trabajo, tons of/stacks of work
* * *bestialidad nf1. [brutalidad] brutalityme parece una bestialidad que los dejes solos tanto tiempo I think it's a scandal that you leave them on their own such a lot* * *f act of cruelty -
9 flamber
flamber [flɑ̃be]➭ TABLE 11. intransitive verba. [bois] to burn ; [feu, incendie] to blazeb. [joueur] (inf) to gamble huge sumsc. [cours, prix, Bourse] to rocket2. transitive verb[+ aliment] to flambé* * *flɑ̃be
1.
1) Culinaire ( à la flamme) to singe [volaille]; ( avec de l'alcool) to flambé [crêpe, omelette] (à in)2) Médecine to sterilize [something] in a flame3) (colloq) ( dépenser) to blow (colloq) [argent, économies]
2.
verbe intransitif1) lit [combustible] to burn; [maison] to burn down2) ( augmenter) [prix, cours] to soar* * *flɑ̃be1. vi1) (= brûler) to blaze, to blaze up2) [prix] to shoot up2. vt[poulet] to singe, [aiguille] to sterilize* * *flamber verb table: aimerA vtr1 Culin ( à la flamme) to singe [volaille]; ( avec de l'alcool) to flame, to flambé [banane, crêpe, omelette]; flamber qch à l'alcool to flambé sth in alcohol;2 Méd to sterilize [sth] in a flame [aiguille, instrument chirurgical];3 ○( dépenser beaucoup) to squander, to blow○ [argent, économies].B vi1 lit [combustible] to burn; [maison] to burn down, to go up in flames; un feu flambait dans la cheminée a fire was blazing in the hearth;2 ( augmenter) [prix] to rocket; [cours] to soar;[flɑ̃be] verbe transitif[omelette] to flambé————————[flɑ̃be] verbe intransitif1. [se consumer] to burn (brightly)2. [briller] to flashles prix ont flambé prices have rocketed ou soared4. (familier) [jouer] to gamble (for big stakes) -
10 sbalzare
throwtemperatura change* * *sbalzare v.tr.1 to throw*, to toss, to fling*: il cavallo lo sbalzò di sella, the horse tossed him from the saddle; fu sbalzato da cavallo, he was thrown from his horse; sbalzare ( fuori) da qlco., to throw (o to toss o to fling) out of sthg.: fu sbalzato dall'automobile, he was thrown out of the car2 ( rimuovere) to dismiss: sbalzare qlcu. dal suo ufficio, to dismiss s.o. (from his position) (o fam. to give s.o. the sack) // sbalzare un governo, to overthrow a government3 (tecn.) to emboss◆ v. intr. ( balzare) to spring*, to jump, to leap*; to bounce: sbalzare dal letto, to bounce out of bed; i prezzi sono sbalzati alle stelle, prices have rocketed (up).* * *I [zbal'tsare]1. vt1) (scaraventare) to throw, hurl2) (rimuovere: da una carica, sede) to remove, dismiss2. vi(aus essere) (temperatura: alzarsi bruscamente) to jump, rise, (abbassarsi bruscamente) to fall, plummetII [zbal'tsare] vtArte to emboss* * *[zbal'tsare]verbo transitivo1) (scaraventare) to throw*, to toss, to fling*sbalzare qcn. di sella — to toss sb., to throw sb. from the saddle
essere sbalzato dalla moto, fuori dall'auto — to be thrown off the motorbike, out of the car
2) (lavorare a sbalzo) to emboss [ rame]* * *sbalzare/zbal'tsare/ [1]1 (scaraventare) to throw*, to toss, to fling*; sbalzare qcn. di sella to toss sb., to throw sb. from the saddle; essere sbalzato dalla moto, fuori dall'auto to be thrown off the motorbike, out of the car2 (lavorare a sbalzo) to emboss [ rame].
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