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1 (the racket) напряжение
Colloquial: racket, stand the racketУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > (the racket) напряжение
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2 illegal or underhanded racket
Australian slang: lurkУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > illegal or underhanded racket
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3 афера
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4 вымогат-во
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5 рэкет
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6 рэкет
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7 ракетка
racket имя существительное: -
8 рэкет
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9 храповый
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10 махинация
racket амер., artifice -
11 рэкет
1) General subject: extortion racket (с целью вымогательства денег), protection racket (за защиту от якобы возможных нападений, ограблений магазина и т. п.), racket, stand the racket2) Law: bribery racket, racket (гангстерская эксплуатация законной и незаконной деятельности), racketeering -
12 напряжение
1) General subject: close attention, constraint, distress, effort, exertion, exertion (сил и т.п.), outturn, pitch, potential, pressure, pull, push, rush, slack off, strain, straining, stress, stretch, struggle, tax, tension, the racket, intensification, intension2) Naval: intensity of stress3) Medicine: (физическое) exertion4) Colloquial: (the racket) racket, (the racket) stand the racket5) Engineering: current or voltage, potential difference (электрическое), strain (механическое), stress (механическое), voltage applied to smth (приложенное к чему-л.), voltage pattern6) Rare: eagerness7) Chemistry: stiffening8) Construction: (механическое) stress, subjecting to stress, tensioning9) Railway term: labour, load, substation spacing, volts10) Accounting: tightness11) Automobile industry: intensity, specific pressure, unit stress12) Mining: voltage (в вольтах)13) Metallurgy: (электрическое) pressure14) Psychology: intenseness15) Telecommunications: electrical pressure16) Electronics: electric potential, voltage (в вольтах)17) Jargon: jollies18) Oil: charge19) Metrology: electric potential difference20) Robots: decoder, potential( электрическое), strain (механическое), stress (механическое), voltage (электрическое)21) Cables: voltage (электрическое)22) Aviation medicine: stamina, stress( психофизиологическое), stressing23) Makarov: arc-drop voltage, curtage, traction24) Security: (электрическое) voltage25) Electrical engineering: cranking voltage, (электрическое) electric potential -
13 вести разгульный образ жизни
1) General subject: be on the racket, go on the racket, lead a riotous life, racket, racket about, knock about2) Jargon: be up the tiles, be upon the tiles, go up the tiles, go upon the tiles, to be (go) up the tiles, to be (go) upon the tilesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вести разгульный образ жизни
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14 загулять
1) General subject: be on the fantigue, be on the racket, be on the randan, go on a bender, go on a toot, go on the burst, go on the racket, hell around, paint the town red, racket, to be on the fantigue, to be on the randan, be on the bash, plant the town red2) Colloquial: stand the racket, go on a bar crawl -
15 запить
1) General subject: be off the water, be on the fantigue, be on the racket, be on the sauce, drink after, go on the racket, racket, take to drink, take to drinking, take to the bottle, thereupon, to be on the fantigue, to be on the sauce, wash down, (опять) break the pledge, follow with smth2) Colloquial: be off the waggon, be off the wagon, stand the racket4) Jargon: bust, hit the bottle, let loose a pin -
16 шум
м1) нестройные звуки noise; громкий din, racketшум в уша́х — buzzing in one's ears
передвига́ться без шума — to walk/to move noiselessly/silently
производи́ть шум — to make/to produce (a) noise
2) оживлённое обсуждение stir, sensationфильм наде́лал мно́го шума — the film caused/created a (big) stir/a sensation
поднима́ть шум (из-за кого/чего-л) — to make/to raise/to kick up coll a fuss/a racket, попусту to make a song and dance about sth coll
из-за чего́ шум? — what's up?, what's all this racket about?
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17 вымогательство
1) General subject: blackmail, exaction, extortion, hijack, protection racket, solicitation, squeeze, squeeze play, touch, racketeering, stand the racket, extorsion2) Colloquial: shaving3) American: hold-up, racket, racquet, (the scare) scare, shakedown, the scare4) French: chantage5) Law: blackmailing offenses6) Jargon: hustle, ramp, shake, shake-down shake down7) Security: demand -
18 греметь
1) General subject: bellow, boom, brattle, clank (цепью), clatter, din, fulminate, growl (о громе), grumble, hammer away (о пушках), peal, racket, rattle (посудой, ключами и т. п.), resound, ring, roll, rumble, thunder (тж. в безл. оборотах), tingle, hurtle (tons of snow hurtled down the mountain), make a racket (посудой и т.п.)2) Geology: detonate3) Colloquial: stand the racket -
19 грохотать
1) General subject: brattle, chuck, chunk, crash, din, growl, grumble, hammer away (о пушках), racket, rattle, roar, roll, rumble, thunder, clatter along, make a racket2) Geology: sift3) Colloquial: stand the racket, go bump5) Chemistry: bolt6) Australian slang: raise the roof7) Oil: screen8) Makarov: crash (о громе и т.п.), crash out (о громе и т.п.), crash out (о громе и т. п.) -
20 мешать шумом
1) General subject: racket (кому-л.)2) Colloquial: (кому-л.) racket, (кому-л.) stand the racket
См. также в других словарях:
racket — [ rakɛt ] n. m. • 1930; mot angl. amér. ♦ Anglic. Extorsion d argent par chantage, intimidation ou terreur. ⇒ rançonnement. Gang qui se livre au racket. Par ext. Racket scolaire, entre enfants, pour obtenir de l argent, des vêtements... ⊗ HOM.… … Encyclopédie Universelle
racket — rack‧et [ˈrækt] noun [countable] COMMERCE a dishonest or illegal way of obtaining money: • He had used his position to set up a cocaine racket. racket in • a racket in stolen goods exˈtortion ˌracket a situation in which criminals get money … Financial and business terms
Racket — Sn Tennisschläger per. Wortschatz fach. (20. Jh.) Entlehnung. Entlehnt aus ne. racket. Ebenso nndl. racket, ne. racket, nfrz. raquette, nschw. racket, nnorw. racket. Das englische Wort könnte aus frz. raquette f. Handfläche stammen, das über… … Etymologisches Wörterbuch der deutschen sprache
Racket — steht für: einen Schläger im Sport wie zum Beispiel einen Tennis , Badminton oder Squashschläger in den USA bandenmäßig betriebene illegale Geschäfte, siehe Racketeering eine Programmiersprache (früher bekannt als PLT Scheme), siehe Racket… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Racket — may mean: * Racquet, a sports implement * Racket (crime), a systematised element of organized crime * Racquets (sport), a ball game * Racket (film) (1997) * Racket: a 19th C. variation on the Waltz * a loud, unwanted sound (slang)ee also* Rackett … Wikipedia
racket — RÁCKET s.n. (Liv.) Stoarcere de bani prin intimidare şi violenţă; extorsiune. [pron. rá chet. / < engl., fr. racket]. Trimis de LauraGellner, 13.09.2007. Sursa: DN RACKET RÁ CHET/ s. n. stoarcere de bani prin intimidare şi violenţă;… … Dicționar Român
Racket — Rack et (r[a^]k [e^]t), n. [F. raquette; cf. Sp. raqueta, It. racchetta, which is perhaps for retichetta, and fr. L. rete a net (cf. {Reticule}); or perh. from the Arabic; cf. Ar. r[=a]ha the palm of the hand (used at first to strike the ball),… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Racket — Rack et, n. 1. A scheme, dodge, trick, or the like; something taking place considered as exciting, trying, unusual, or the like; also, such occurrence considered as an ordeal; as, to work a racket; to stand upon the racket. [Slang] [Webster 1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
racket — for playing tennis [16] and racket ‘noise’ [16] are unrelated words. The former was borrowed from French raquette, which originally meant ‘palm of the hand’. This goes back via Italian racchetta to Arabic rāhat, a variant of rāha ‘palm of the… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
racket — for playing tennis [16] and racket ‘noise’ [16] are unrelated words. The former was borrowed from French raquette, which originally meant ‘palm of the hand’. This goes back via Italian racchetta to Arabic rāhat, a variant of rāha ‘palm of the… … Word origins
Racket — Rack et, v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Racketed}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Racketing}.] 1. To make a confused noise or racket. [1913 Webster] 2. To engage in noisy sport; to frolic. Sterne. [1913 Webster] 3. To carouse or engage in dissipation. [Slang] [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English