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1 crash
1. noun1) (noise) Krachen, dasfall with a crash — mit einem lauten Krach fallen
2) (collision) Zusammenstoß, derplane/train crash — Flugzeug- / Eisenbahnunglück, das
2. intransitive verbin a [car] crash — bei einem [Auto]unfall
1) (make a noise, go noisily) krachen2) (have a collision) einen Unfall haben; [Flugzeug, Flieger:] abstürzen3. transitive verb1) (smash) schmettern2) (cause to have collision) einen Unfall haben mit* * *[kræʃ] 1. noun1) (a noise as of heavy things breaking or falling on something hard: I heard a crash, and looked round to see that he'd dropped all the plates.) das Krachen2) (a collision: There was a crash involving three cars.) der Zusammenstoß3) (a failure of a business etc: the Wall Street crash.) der Zusammenbruch4) (a sudden failure of a computer: A computer crash is very costly.)2. verb2) (to drive or be driven violently (against, into): He crashed (his car); His car crashed into a wall.) (zusammen-)stoßen3) ((of aircraft) to land or be landed in such a way as to be damaged or destroyed: His plane crashed in the mountains.) abstürzen4) ((of a business) to fail.) zusammenbrechen5) (to force one's way noisily (through, into): He crashed through the undergrowth.) stürzen, poltern3. adjective(rapid and concentrated: a crash course in computer technology.) Intensiv-...- academic.ru/115771/crash-helmet">crash-helmet- crash-land* * *[kræʃ]I. n<pl -es>car \crash Autounfall mplane \crash Flugzeugabsturz m▪ with a \crash mit Getösestock market \crash Börsenkrach mcomputer \crash Computerabsturz mII. vito \crash on landing/take-off beim Landen/Starten abstürzen2. (hit)3. (collide with)▪ to \crash into sb/sth mit etw/jdm zusammenstoßento \crash head-on frontal zusammenstoßenthe dog \crashed [or came \crashing] through the bushes der Hund preschte durch die Büschethe car \crashed through the roadblock das Auto krachte durch die Straßensperreto \crash [or come \crashing] to the ground auf den Boden knallenthe vase \crashed to the ground die Vase zerschellte am Boden5. COMM, STOCKEX (collapse) stockmarket zusammenbrechen; company Pleite machen fam, in Konkurs gehenIII. vt1. (damage in accident)▪ to \crash sth etw zu Bruch fahrento \crash a plane eine Bruchlandung machen2. (make noise)▪ to \crash sth etw schmettern [o knallen]she \crashed the vase against the wall sie knallte die Vase gegen die Wandto \crash a party uneingeladen zu einer Party kommen* * *[krʃ]1. nthere was a crash upstairs — es hat oben gekracht
the crash of the waves against... — das Krachen der Wellen gegen...
2) (= accident) Unfall m, Unglück nt; (= collision also) Zusammenstoß m; (with several cars) Karambolage f; (= plane crash) (Flugzeug)unglück ntto have a crash — (mit dem Auto) verunglücken, einen (Auto)unfall haben
the impact of the crash (into another car) — die Wucht des Aufpralls die Wucht des Zusammenstoßes
2. advkrachhe went crash into a tree — er krachte gegen einen Baum
3. vt1) car, bicycle einen Unfall haben mit; plane abstürzen mitif you let him use your car he's bound to crash it — wenn du ihm dein Auto gibst, fährt er es dir bestimmt kaputt (inf)
to crash one's car into sth — mit dem Auto gegen etw krachen or knallen
2)he crashed the cymbals together —
3) (inf= gatecrash)
to crash a party — uneingeladen zu einer Party gehen, in eine Party hineinplatzen4. vi1) (= have an accident) verunglücken, einen Unfall haben; (plane, computer) abstürzento crash into sth — gegen etw (acc) krachen or knallen (inf)
to crash to the ground/through sth — zu Boden/durch etw krachen
they went crashing through the undergrowth —
his fist crashed into Tom's face — seine Faust landete krachend in Toms Gesicht
when Wall Street crashed — als Wall Street zusammenbrach, beim Börsenkrach der Wall Street
4) (inf) (= sleep) knacken (sl); (= fall asleep) einknacken (sl); (= become unconscious) zusammenklappen (inf)* * *crash1 [kræʃ]A v/t1. zertrümmern, -schmettern2. sich krachend einen Weg bahnen4. a) einen Unfall haben mit:crash one’s car into a wall mit dem Auto gegen eine Mauer krachenb) FLUG abstürzen mit5. umg uneingeladen kommen zu, hineinplatzen in (akk):6. fig umg einen Einbruch erzielen in (akk), etwas schaffen:crash the headlines Schlagzeilen machenB v/i1. (krachend) zerbersten, zerbrechen, zerschmettert werden2. krachend einstürzen, zusammenkrachen umg:his whole world came crashing about his ears für ihn brach eine Welt zusammen4. krachen (against, into gegen):crash down herunterkrachen;crash open krachend auffliegen (Tür)5. stürmen, platzen umg:crash in(to the room) hereinplatzen;crash in on a party in eine Party hineinplatzen6. AUTO zusammenstoßen, verunglücken7. FLUGa) abstürzen (auch Computer)he crashed at friends’C s1. Krach(en) m(n)2. Unfall m, Zusammenstoß m, (besonders Autorennen) Crash m4. FLUG Crash m:a) Absturz m (auch von Computer):be killed in a crash bei einem Absturz ums Leben kommenb) Bruchlandung f5. pl RADIO Krachgeräusche pl, atmosphärische Störungen plD adj Schnell…, Sofort…:crash course Schnell-, Intensivkurs m;crash program(me) Sofortprogramm nE int krach!crash2 [kræʃ] s grober Leinendrell* * *1. noun1) (noise) Krachen, das2) (collision) Zusammenstoß, derplane/train crash — Flugzeug- / Eisenbahnunglück, das
in a [car] crash — bei einem [Auto]unfall
3) (Finance etc.) Zusammenbruch, der2. intransitive verb1) (make a noise, go noisily) krachen2) (have a collision) einen Unfall haben; [Flugzeug, Flieger:] abstürzen3) (Finance etc., Computing) zusammenbrechen3. transitive verb1) (smash) schmettern2) (cause to have collision) einen Unfall haben mit* * *n.Absturz -¨e m.Krach ¨-e m.Zusammenbruch m.Zusammenstoß m. v.abstürzen v.krachen v.zerschmettern v. -
2 crashed
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3 slot
1. noun1) (hole) Schlitz, der2) (groove) Nut, die2. transitive verb,- tt-3. intransitive verb,slot something into place/something — etwas einfügen/in etwas (Akk.) einfügen
- tt-slot into place/something — (lit. or fig.) sich einfügen/in etwas (Akk.) einfügen
everything slotted into place — (fig.) alles fügte sich zusammen
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/91739/slot_in">slot in* * *[slot] 1. noun1) (a small narrow opening, especially one to receive coins: I put the correct money in the slot, but the machine didn't start.) der Schlitz2) (a (usually regular) position (in eg the schedule of television/radio programmes): The early-evening comedy slot.) die Spalte2. verb((with in or into) to fit (something) into a small space: He slotted the last piece of the puzzle into place; I managed to slot in my tea-break between two jobs.) einpassen* * *[slɒt, AM slɑ:t]I. n1. (narrow opening) Schlitz m; (groove) Rille f; (for money) Geldeinwurf m; (for mail) Briefschlitz madvertising \slot Werbepause fII. vt<- tt->III. vi<- tt->he \slotted perfectly into the team er passte perfekt in das Teamit won't \slot into our schedule es passt nicht in unseren Ablauf* * *[slɒt]n(= opening) Schlitz m; (= groove) Rille f; (COMPUT) Slot m, Steckplatz m; (for aircraft to land etc: = time slot) Slot m; (inf = place) Plätzchen nt (inf); (TV) (gewohnte) Sendezeit* * *slot1 [slɒt; US slɑt]A s1. a) Schlitz m, Einwurf m (eines Automaten etc), Spalt m, Spalte f2. TECH Nut f, Kerbe f:slot and key Nut und Feder3. US enger Raum4. umga) (freie) Stelle (in in einer Organisation etc)find a slot for jemanden unterbringen (in einer Firma etc); jemanden, etwas unterbringen oder einbauen (in einem Programm etc)5. FLUG festgesetzte Zeitspanne für Starts, Landungen etcB v/t1. TECH schlitzen, nutenthe song will slot into the program(me) here das Lied passt an dieser Stelle am besten;slot into place sich zusammenfügenslot2 [slɒt; US slɑt] s besonders JAGD Spur f* * *1. noun1) (hole) Schlitz, der2) (groove) Nut, die2. transitive verb,- tt-3. intransitive verb,slot something into place/something — etwas einfügen/in etwas (Akk.) einfügen
- tt-slot into place/something — (lit. or fig.) sich einfügen/in etwas (Akk.) einfügen
everything slotted into place — (fig.) alles fügte sich zusammen
Phrasal Verbs:- slot in* * *n.Schlitz -e m.Steckplatz für Baugruppe m.
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