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1 signposted
◙ adj. מתומרר, משולט* * *◙ טלושמ,ררמותמ◄ -
2 signposted
< traff> (road, street) ■ beschildert -
3 signposted
sign.post.ed[s'ainpoustid] adj sinalizado, guiado. -
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adj. door wegwijzers aangegeven; bewegwijzerd -
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adj. försedd med vägskyltar -
6 signposted
adj.señalizado.pp.participio pasado del verbo SIGNPOST.pt.pretérito del verbo SIGNPOST. -
7 signposted
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8 route is very well signposted
Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению > route is very well signposted
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9 seńalizado
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10 beschildern
v/t1. (mit Schildern versehen) signpost; (den Weg) mark the route; gut beschilderte Wege clearly signposted paths2. (Waren etc.) label* * *be|schịl|dern ptp beschi\#ldertvtto put a sign or notice/signs or notices on; (mit Schildchen) Ausstellungsgegenstand, Käfig etc to label; (mit Verkehrsschildern) to signpost* * *be·schil·dern *vt▪ etw [mit etw dat] \beschildern (mit Schildchen versehen) to label sth [with sth]; (geh) to put signs [or labels] on sth; (mit Verkehrsschild versehen) to signpostgut/schlecht \beschildern [sein] [to be] well/badly signposted* * *beschildern v/tgut beschilderte Wege clearly signposted paths2. (Waren etc) label -
11 signaler
signaler [siɲale]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verbto indicate ; [écriteau, sonnerie] to signal ; [personne] ( = faire un signe) to signal ; [+ fait nouveau, perte, vol] to report• signalez que vous allez tourner en tendant le bras indicate that you are turning by putting out your arm• nous vous signalons en outre que... we would further point out to you that...• je te signale que je t'attends depuis une heure ! I'd like you to know that I've been waiting for you for an hour!2. reflexive verb• se signaler à l'attention de qn ( = contacter) to contact sb* * *siɲale
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1)signaler quelque chose à quelqu'un — ( faire remarquer) to point something out to somebody; ( faire savoir) to inform somebody of something
2) ( rappeler)3) ( indiquer) to indicate [travaux, danger]un virage mal/bien signalé — a badly/well signposted bend
4) ( rapporter) to report [fait, événement]
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se signaler verbe pronominal* * *siɲale vt1) [emplacement, direction] to indicateLe restaurant est signalé par un panneau. — There's a sign for the restaurant.
2) [anomalie, incident, cambriolage] to report3) (= faire remarquer)Je tenais à vous signaler que le club sera fermé la semaine prochaine. — I wanted to point out to you that the club will be closed next week.
signaler à qn que... — to point out to sb that...
à signaler,... — for your attention,...
4) (= être l'indice de) to indicate* * *signaler verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( faire remarquer) signaler qch à qn, signaler qch à l'attention de qn to bring sth to sb's attention, to point sth out to sb; signaler à qn que to point out to sb that; je leur ai signalé qu'on était pressé I pointed out to them that time was getting short;2 ( faire savoir) signaler qch à qn to inform sb of sth; on m'a signalé votre absence I was informed of your absence; signaler à qn que to inform sb that; je leur ai signalé que je viendrais I informed them that I would be coming;3 ( rappeler) signaler à qn que to remind sb that; je te signale que tu parles à ton père may I remind you that you're speaking to your father;4 ( indiquer) to indicate [travaux, danger, présence]; un virage mal/bien signalé a badly/well signposted bend;5 ( rapporter) to report [fait, événement]; rien à signaler nothing to report; des vols sont parfois signalés thefts are sometimes reported;B se signaler vpr se signaler par qch to distinguish oneself by sth; il s'est toujours signalé par son courage/intelligence he's always been known for his bravery/intelligence; se signaler à l'attention de qn to get oneself noticed by sb.[siɲale] verbe transitif1. [faire remarquer - faute, détail] to point out (separable), to indicate, to draw attention to ; [ - événement important] to draw attention to ; [ - accident, cambriolage] to report ; [ - changement d'adresse] to notifyà signaler encore, une exposition à Beaubourg another event worth mentioning is an exhibition at Beaubourgpermettez-moi de vous signaler qu'il est interdit de... allow me to draw your attention to the fact that ou to point out that it's forbidden to...il est déjà 11 h, je te signale! for your information, it's already 11 o'clock!son ouvrage n'est signalé nulle part dans votre thèse his book is not mentioned anywhere in your thesis2. [suj: drapeau, sonnerie] to signalle village n'est même pas signalé au croisement the village is not even signposted ou there's not even a signpost for the village at the junctionla chapelle n'est pas signalée sur le plan the chapel isn't indicated ou marked ou shown on the mapil n'a pas signalé qu'il tournait he didn't signal ou indicate that he was turningc'est le symptôme qui nous signale la présence du virus this symptom tells us that the virus is present————————se signaler à verbe pronominal plus préposition————————se signaler par verbe pronominal plus préposition -
12 signaliser
signaliser [siɲalize]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb[+ route] to put up signs on ; [+ piste] to put runway markings and lights on* * *siɲalizeverbe transitif to signpost [route]; to put up signals along [voie ferrée]; to mark out and light [piste d'atterrissage]* * *siɲalize vt[route] to put up road signs on, [voie ferrée] to put signals on* * *signaliser verb table: aimer vtr to signpost [route, itinéraire]; to put up signals along [chenal, voie ferrée]; to mark out and light [piste d'atterrissage]; la route est mal signalisée the road is badly signposted.[siɲalize] verbe transitif[voie ferrée] to equip with signals[piste d'aéroport] to provide with markings and beaconsc'est bien/mal signalisé [route] it's been well/badly signposted -
13 signpost
I ['saɪnpəʊst]1) (old free-standing type) cartello m. indicatore2) (direction sign) segnale m., cartello m. stradale3) fig. (pointer) indicazione f.II ['saɪnpəʊst]verbo transitivo indicare [place, direction]* * *noun (a post with a sign on it, showing the direction and distance of places: We saw a signpost which told us we were 80 kilometres from London.) cartello* * *signpost /ˈsaɪnpəʊst/n.1 (autom.) cartello indicatore, cartello stradale su palo; indicatore stradale2 (fig.) indicazione; guida.(to) signpost /ˈsaɪnpəʊst/v. t.2 segnalare, indicare ( una località, ecc.) con un cartello: It's not very well signposted, non è chiaro dai cartelli come ci si arriva* * *I ['saɪnpəʊst]1) (old free-standing type) cartello m. indicatore2) (direction sign) segnale m., cartello m. stradale3) fig. (pointer) indicazione f.II ['saɪnpəʊst]verbo transitivo indicare [place, direction] -
14 bezeichnen
v/t1. (benennen) call; (auch wertend beschreiben) describe; wie bezeichnet man...? what do you call...?, what’s the name for...?; wie würdest du das bezeichnen? what would you call that?, how would you describe that?; es wird verschieden bezeichnet it has several names ( oder descriptions), it’s referred to in various ways3. (markieren) mark; (angeben) auch indicate; die Route ist mit roten Pfeilen bezeichnet the route is marked ( oder signposted) with red arrows4. (charakterisieren): jemanden als... bezeichnen call s.o. a..., refer to s.o. as a...; er bezeichnet sich selbst als Schriftsteller he calls himself a writer; er wird als intolerant bezeichnet he’s said ( oder meant) to be intolerant, he’s described as (being) intolerant; es wurde als große Blamage bezeichnet it was described ( oder put down) as a big disgrace; solche Preise kann man nur als überteuert bezeichnen you have to admit these prices are extortionate, these prices can only be called outrageous* * *(benennen) to denote; to denominate; to designate;(markieren) to mark* * *be|zeich|nen ptp bezeichnetvt1) (= kennzeichnen)(durch, mit by) to mark; Takt, Tonart to indicate2) (= genau beschreiben) to describeer bezeichnete uns den Weg — he described the way to us
3) (= benennen) to call, to describedas würde ich schlicht als eine Unverschämtheit bezéíchnen — I would describe that as sheer effrontery or impudence, I would call that sheer effrontery or impudence
so kann man es natürlich auch bezéíchnen — of course, you can call it that or describe it that way too
jd/etw wird mit dem Wort... bezeichnet — sb/sth is described by the word..., the word... describes sb/sth
4) (= bedeuten) to mean, to denote5) (geh = typisch sein für) to epitomize* * *1) (to say that one is something: He describes himself as a salesman.) describe2) (to call or name: It was designated a conservation area.) designate* * *be·zeich·nen *I. vt1. (benennen)▪ jdn/etw [als jdn/etw] \bezeichnen to call sb/sth [sb/sth]dein Verhalten kann man nur als ungehörig \bezeichnen! your behaviour can only be described as impertinent!2. (bedeuten)▪ etw \bezeichnen to denote sth▪ [jdm] etw \bezeichnen to describe sth [to sb]▪ etw [durch etw akk/mit etw dat] \bezeichnen to mark sth [with sth]; LING, MUS to indicate sth [with sth]sie bezeichnet sich als großzügig she describes herself as generous* * *transitives Verb1)jemanden/sich/etwas als etwas bezeichnen — call somebody/oneself/something something; describe somebody/oneself/something as something
mit dem Wort bezeichnet man eine Art Jacke — this word is used to denote or describe a kind of jacket
2) (Name sein für) denote* * *bezeichnen v/twie bezeichnet man …? what do you call …?, what’s the name for …?;wie würdest du das bezeichnen? what would you call that?, how would you describe that?;es wird verschieden bezeichnet it has several names ( oder descriptions), it’s referred to in various waysdie Route ist mit roten Pfeilen bezeichnet the route is marked ( oder signposted) with red arrows4. (charakterisieren):jemanden als … bezeichnen call sb a …, refer to sb as a …;er bezeichnet sich selbst als Schriftsteller he calls himself a writer;er wird als intolerant bezeichnet he’s said ( oder meant) to be intolerant, he’s described as (being) intolerant;solche Preise kann man nur als überteuert bezeichnen you have to admit these prices are extortionate, these prices can only be called outrageous* * *transitives Verb1)jemanden/sich/etwas als etwas bezeichnen — call somebody/oneself/something something; describe somebody/oneself/something as something
mit dem Wort bezeichnet man eine Art Jacke — this word is used to denote or describe a kind of jacket
2) (Name sein für) denote3) (markieren) mark; (durch Zeichen angeben) indicate* * *v.to denominate v.to denote v.to designate v.to indicate v.to signify v. -
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16 indiquer
indiquer [ɛ̃dike]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. ( = désigner) to point outb. ( = montrer) [flèche, voyant, écriteau] to showc. ( = dire) [personne] [+ heure, solution] to telld. ( = fixer) [+ heure, date, rendez-vous] to give• à l'heure indiquée, je... at the appointed time, I...e. ( = faire figurer) [étiquette, plan, carte] to show• c'est indiqué sur la facture ? is it given on the invoice?f. ( = dénoter) to indicate* * *ɛ̃dike1) ( montrer où se trouve) [personne] to point out, to point to [objet, lieu]; [pancarte] to show the way to [ville, magasin]2) ( être un indice de) to indicate ( que that)rien n'indique que les deux affaires soient liées — there is nothing to indicate ou suggest that the two matters are connected
3) ( conseiller)4) (signaler, dire)l'heure indiquée sur le programme est fausse — the time given on the programme [BrE] is wrong
comme il l'indique dans son introduction... — as he says in his introduction...
* * *ɛ̃dike vt1) (= désigner) to point outIl m'a indiqué la mairie. — He pointed out the town hall to me.
indiquer du regard — to glance towards, to glance in the direction of
2) (= faire connaître) [médecin, restaurant] to recommendindiquer qch à qn — to recommend sth to sb, to tell sb about sth
indiquer qn à qn — to recommend sb to sb, to tell sb about sb
3) (= renseigner sur)indiquer qch à qn [heure] — to tell sb sth
Pourriez-vous m'indiquer l'heure? — Could you tell me the time?, [sortie, toilettes] to tell sb where sth is
4) [pendule] to show, to say, [écriteau, aiguille] to show, to indicateL'horloge indiquait dix heures précises. — The clock showed ten o'clock precisely., The clock said ten o'clock precisely.
La petite aiguille indique les heures. — The little hand indicates the hour.
5) (= expliquer) [marche à suivre, itinéraire]Est-ce que la notice indique comment assembler l'appareil? — Do the instructions tell you how to assemble the appliance?
6) [étiquette, plan] to show, to indicateLe topo indiquait pourtant bien qu'il faut monter sur la gauche après la ferme. — The map did show that you have to turn left after the farm., The map did indicate that you have to turn left after the farm.
7) (= spécifier) [date, lieu] to give, to stateN'oubliez pas d'indiquer votre nationalité. — Don't forget to give your nationality., Don't forget to state your nationality.
8) (= dénoter) to indicate, to point toCeci indique une certaine propension à la prodigalité. — This indicates a certain propensity for extravagance.
* * *indiquer verb table: aimer vtr1 ( montrer où se trouve) [personne] to point out, to point to [objet, lieu]; [pancarte] to show the way to [ville, magasin]; il indiqua l'endroit du doigt he pointed out the place; le panneau indique (la direction de) Mâcon the signpost shows which direction to take for Mâcon; indiquer qch à qn to tell sb where sth is; pouvez-vous m'indiquer la banque la plus proche? can you tell me where the nearest bank is?; je lui ai indiqué le chemin à prendre I told him which way to go; indiquer sa place à qn to show sb to his/her seat;2 ( être un indice de) to indicate (que that); Is-sur-Tille, comme son nom l'indique, est au bord de la Tille Is-sur-Tille, as its name indicates, is on the banks of the Tille; rien n'indique que les deux affaires soient liées there is nothing to indicate ou suggest that the two matters are connected; les chiffres indiquent une légère reprise the figures show a slight recovery; tout indique qu'il sera élu all the signs are that he will be elected;3 ( conseiller) indiquer qn à qn to give sb's name to sb; je peux t'indiquer un bon médecin I can give you the name of a good doctor;4 (signaler, dire) to give [heure, date]; ‘indiquez vos nom et adresse’ ‘give your name and address’; indique-moi ton heure d'arrivée tell me what time you are arriving; l'heure indiquée sur le programme est fausse the time given on the programmeGB is wrong; l'auteur a omis d'indiquer la date de parution the writer has not given the date of publication; comme il l'indique dans son introduction… as he says in his introduction…; indiquer que [personne, communiqué] to indicate that; indiquer à qn comment faire [personne, notice] to tell sb how to do; on m'a indiqué la marche à suivre I've been told the procedure;5 ( afficher) [horloge, compteur, baromètre, panneau] to show; la carte n'indique que les grandes routes the map only shows the main roads; le montant exact n'est pas indiqué the exact total isn't shown; le restaurant/théâtre n'est pas indiqué there are no signs to the restaurant/theatre; le village est très mal/bien indiqué the village is very badly/well signposted; au carrefour, tu verras, c'est indiqué at the crossroads you'll see it's signposted.[ɛ̃dike] verbe transitifindiquer quelque chose de la main to point out ou to indicate something with one's handindiquer quelqu'un/quelque chose du doigt to point to somebody/something2. [musée, autoroute, plage] to show the way topouvez-vous m'indiquer (le chemin de) la gare? could you show me the way to ou direct me to the station?[suj: flèche, graphique] to showl'horloge indique 6 h the clock says ou shows that it's 6 o'clockce n'est pas indiqué dans le contrat it's not written ou mentioned in the contract5. [conseiller - ouvrage, professionnel, restaurant] to suggest, to recommend ; [ - traitement] to prescribe, to give6. [dire - marche à suivre, heure] to tell7. [être le signe de - phénomène] to point to (inseparable), to indicate ; [ - crainte, joie] to show, to betraytout indique que nous allons vers une crise everything suggests that we are heading towards a crisis8. ART to sketch out -
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['saɪnpəust] 1. сущ.1) указательный столб; указатель, вехаBathing sites are marked by signposts. — Места для купания обозначены указателями.
We followed the signposts. — Мы следовали указателям.
2) знак, симптом, признак (чего-л.)Syn:2. гл.б) обозначать ( указателем), указыватьThe route is very well signposted. — Маршрут ясно обозначен.
The TV watchdog said the show did not break its programme code because it was broadcast well after the watershed and the nature of its content was "clearly signposted to viewers in advance". — Комитет по контролю за деятельностью телекомпаний заявил, что программа не нарушила классификационных ограничений, так как транслировалась поздно ночью, а о характере содержания программы "зрители были ясно предупреждены заранее".
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18 solus advertisement
рекл. одиночная реклама* (рекламное объявление, расположенное на странице, на которой нет других рекламных объявлений; обычно окружено редакторским материалом или другим нерекламным текстом)Advertisers can buy a full page or a series of solus pages which are signposted on other high-traffic pages, eg ITV listings.
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['saɪnpəʊst]1) Общая лексика: несомненное свидетельство (чего-л.), столб, на котором укреплена вывеска, указатель, указательный столб, явный симптом, указатель (дорожный), обозначать ((дорожными знаками), e.g. The village isn't very well signposted so it's quite hard to find), дорожный указатель (с названием населённого пункта) (We were confused by Gaelic signposts.)2) Военный термин: указательный знак3) Реклама: веха, столб с вывеской -
20 обозначать
1) General subject: betoken, define, denote, designate, mark, note, signify, specify, stand, tab, denominate, signpost ((дорожными знаками), e.g. The village isn't very well signposted so it's quite hard to find)2) Medicine: indicate3) Obsolete: portend4) Latin: designo5) Military: consolidate, nomenclature, post (знаками), skeletonize, skeletonize (противника)8) Architecture: represent9) Automation: index10) Quality control: name, specify (напр. на чертеже)11) Makarov: call, define by (столбец, строку таблицы, матрицы и т.п.), mark (место), prick (на бумаге), prick down (на бумаге), prick off (на бумаге), define by (столбец строку таблицы матрицы и т. п.)12) Gold mining: designated13) oil&gas: state
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