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1 start
1 [sport] start♦voorbeelden:bij de start • at the startvan start gaan • 〈 opstijgen ook〉 take off; go ahead; 〈 van wal steken〉 proceed; 〈 leger, sport〉 jump off -
2 Start
1) luft take-off;zum \Start freigeben to give clearance to start;die Maschine kann noch nicht zum \Start freigegeben werden the plane cannot be cleared for take-off yet; raum lift-off, launch2) sport start;( von Fahrern/ Rennwagen) to be on the starting grid; -
3 Start
Start m 1. COMP start; 2. LOGIS takeoff* * ** * *Start
start, launch, go-off (coll.), (Flugzeug) start, take-off (Br.), getoff;
• Start des Euro launching of the euro;
• an den Start gehen to start up;
• schlechten Start haben (Geschäft) to muddle at the start;
• Startbahn (Flugzeug) runway (Br.);
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4 Start- und Landerechte
Start- und Landerechte
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5 start
start, starting, take-offsjälvstart; self starter -
6 start samolotu
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7 Start
m; -(e)s, -s1. SPORT, MOT., fig. start; Sport (Startlinie) start, starting line; Start und Ziel start and finish (line); am Start SPORT at the start, on the starting line; vom Start weg from the start; fliegender / stehender Start SPORT flying / standing start; einen guten / schlechten Start erwischen SPORT und fig. get off to ( oder make) a good / bad start; über Start gehen EDV click the start icon, click on start; Start frei für... fig. all clear for (the launching of)...; ein guter Start ins Leben a good start in life; der Start ins Berufsleben one’s first experience of ( oder introduction to) working life; der Start des Projekts wird verschoben the launch of the project is being postponed* * *der Start(Anfang) start;(Flugzeug) takeoff;(Rakete) liftoff; launch; blast-off; launching* * *Stạrt [ʃtart]m -s, -seinen guten/schlechten Start haben — to get (off to) a good/bad start
2) (= Startplatz, Startlinie) start(ing line); (bei Pferderennen) start(ing post); (bei Autorennen) (starting) gridam Start sein, an den Start gehen — to be at the start/on or at the starting line/at the start(ing post)/on the (starting) grid; (Läufer) to be on their blocks
3) (AVIAT) takeoff; (= Raketenstart) launch; (= Startplatz) runway* * *<-s, -s>[ʃtart, start]m1. LUFT take-offzum \Start freigeben to give clearance to startdie Maschine kann noch nicht zum \Start freigegeben werden the plane cannot be cleared for take-off yet; RAUM lift-off, launch2. SPORT startam \Start sein (von Läufern) to be on [or at] the starting line; (von Fahrern/Rennwagen) to be on the starting gridfliegender/stehender \Start flying [or rolling]/standing startautomatischer \Start TECH auto-start* * *der; Start[e]s, Starts1) (Sport; auch fig.) starteinen guten Start haben — get off to or make a good start
2) (Sport): (Startplatz) startan den Start gehen/am Start sein — (fig.): (teilnehmen) start
3) (Sport): (Teilnahme) participation4) (eines Flugzeugs) take-off; (einer Rakete) launch* * *Start und Ziel start and finish (line);am Start SPORT at the start, on the starting line;vom Start weg from the start;fliegender/stehender Start SPORT flying/standing start;über Start gehen IT click the start icon, click on start;Start frei für … fig all clear for (the launching of) …;ein guter Start ins Leben a good start in life;der Start ins Berufsleben one’s first experience of ( oder introduction to) working life;der Start des Projekts wird verschoben the launch of the project is being postponedzum Start freigeben FLUG clear for take-off* * *der; Start[e]s, Starts1) (Sport; auch fig.) starteinen guten Start haben — get off to or make a good start
2) (Sport): (Startplatz) startan den Start gehen/am Start sein — (fig.): (teilnehmen) start
3) (Sport): (Teilnahme) participation4) (eines Flugzeugs) take-off; (einer Rakete) launch* * *-s (Flugzeug) m.takeoff n. -s (Rakete) m.liftoff n. -s f.departure n. -s m.activation n.blastoff n.boot (computers) n.departure n.kickoff n.start n.asynchronous operation n.start-stop operation n. -
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* * *mi1. sport start; start lotny flying start; start niski block starting; start wysoki standing start; na miejsca, gotowi, start! on your marks, get set, go!2. lotn. takeoff, liftoff; ( rakiety) blastoff, liftoff.3. (= początek) beginning, start; zapewnić wszystkim równy start give everybody an equal chance.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > start
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9 Start
m <tech.allg> ■ initiationm <av> ■ start; start message; start command -
10 start
kick off, launch, onset, start* * *(en -er) start ( fx of a race, of an engine; a good start in life);( flyvemaskines) take-off;( af foretagende) starting, launching;(fig) make a false start. -
11 start|ować
impf vi 1. (stawać do zawodów) to enter a race 2. (o samolocie) to take off 3. pot. (rozpoczynać działalność) to make a start- startować w teatrze/filmie to make one’s debut in the theatre/in film- startować jako adwokat/dentysta to be starting out as a solicitor/a dentist- startować w wyborach to stand for election, to run in an election■ startować od zera to start from scratchThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > start|ować
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12 start
beginning, take-off* * *subst. start -
13 start
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14 start
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15 start
شَرَعَ \ commence: to begin: Our school year commences in September. launch: to begin (an attack, a new business, a plan, etc.). proceed: (with to) to do (sth.) in a determined way, without question or delay: He marched into my office and proceeded to search my cupboards. set about; go about: to attempt; begin doing: Car repairs are easy if you know how to go about them. start: to begin: We started (work) at daybreak. It started to rain. to take action: to act: The police took swift action to catch the thief. \ See Also بدأ (بَدَأَ) -
16 start wspomagany silnikami rakietowymi
• rocket assisted take-off• rocket-assisted take-offSłownik polsko-angielski dla inżynierów > start wspomagany silnikami rakietowymi
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17 Start und Landung
< aerospace> ■ take-off and landing -
18 start
n. take off -
19 start pionowy
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20 start punktowy
• zero-run take-off
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