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1 inflate
transitive verb2) (Econ.) in die Höhe treiben [Preise, Kosten]; inflationieren [Währung]* * *[in'fleit](to blow up or expand (especially a balloon, tyre or lungs with air): He used a bicycle pump to inflate the ball.) aufblasen- academic.ru/38001/inflatable">inflatable- inflation
- inflationary* * *in·flate[ɪnˈfleɪt]I. vt▪ to \inflate sththey rather \inflated their part in the rescue sie stellten ihre Rolle bei der Rettungsaktion ziemlich übertrieben darto \inflate the currency die Währung inflationieren fachsprto \inflate the economy die Wirtschaft aufblähen* * *[In'fleɪt]1. vt2) (ECON) prices, bill hochtreibento inflate the currency — die Inflation anheizen, den Geldumlauf steigern
to inflate the budget (for a project etc) — den Etat aufblähen; (Econ) inflationäre Haushaltspolitik betreiben
2. vi1) (lit) sich mit Luft füllen* * *inflate [ınˈfleıt]A v/t2. MED aufblähen, -treiben3. WIRTSCH den Geldumlauf übermäßig steigern, die Preise etc in die Höhe treiben, Geld über die Deckung hinaus in Umlauf setzen* * *transitive verb1) (distend) aufblasen; (with pump) aufpumpen2) (Econ.) in die Höhe treiben [Preise, Kosten]; inflationieren [Währung]* * *v.aufblasen v.aufblähen v. -
2 inflate
in·flate [ɪnʼfleɪt] vtto \inflate sth1) ( fill with air) etw aufblasen;( with pump) etw aufpumpenthey rather \inflated their part in the rescue sie stellten ihre Rolle bei der Rettungsaktion ziemlich übertrieben darto \inflate the currency die Währung inflationieren fachspr vi hot air balloon, etc sich akk mit Luft füllen -
3 inflate
vt <tech.gen> (with breath; e.g. bubble, balloon) ■ aufblasen vtvt <tech.gen> (with air; e.g. tire, raft) ■ aufpumpen vt -
4 blow up
1. transitive verb1) (shatter) [in die Luft] sprengen2) (inflate) aufblasen [Ballon]; aufpumpen [Reifen]4) (coll.): (enlarge) vergrößern [Foto, Seite]5) (coll.): (exaggerate) hochspielen, aufbauschen [Ereignis, Bericht]2. intransitive verb1) (explode) explodieren2) (arise suddenly) [Krieg, Sturm, Konflikt:] ausbrechen3) (lose one's temper) [vor Wut] explodieren (ugs.)* * *1) (to break into pieces, or be broken into pieces, by an explosion: The bridge blew up / was blown up.) in die Luft fliegen2) (to fill with air or a gas: He blew up the balloon.) aufblasen3) (to lose one's temper: If he says that again I'll blow up.) in Zorn geraten* * *◆ blow upI. vito \blow up up out of all proportion grotesk übersteigerte Formen annehmen3.II. vt1. (inflate)▪ to \blow up up ⇆ sth etw aufblasen▪ to \blow up up ⇆ sth etw hochspielen [o hochstilisieren3. (enlarge)to \blow up up a photo/picture ein Foto/Bild vergrößern4. (destroy)* * *1. vihis allegations could blow up in his face — seine Behauptungen könnten nach hinten losgehen
2. vt sep1) mine, bridge, person in die Luft jagen, hochjagen2) tyre, balloon aufblasen3) photo vergrößern4) (fig: magnify, exaggerate) event aufbauschen (into zu)* * *A v/t1. a) (in die Luft) sprengenb) vernichten, zerstörenc) zur Explosion bringen2. einen Luftballon etc aufblasen, einen Reifen etc aufpumpen3. a) ein Foto vergrößern4. umga) sich negativ auswirken auf (akk)b) jemandes Ruf etc ruinieren5. umg jemanden anschnauzen, anblasenB v/i1. a) in die Luft fliegenb) explodieren (auch fig umg):blow up at sb jemanden anschnauzen oder anblasen2. sich aufblasen oder aufpumpen lassen3. losbrechen (Sturm etc), ausbrechen (Streit etc)4. umg ruiniert werden (Ruf etc)5. fig umg auf-, eintreten* * *1. transitive verb1) (shatter) [in die Luft] sprengen2) (inflate) aufblasen [Ballon]; aufpumpen [Reifen]4) (coll.): (enlarge) vergrößern [Foto, Seite]5) (coll.): (exaggerate) hochspielen, aufbauschen [Ereignis, Bericht]2. intransitive verb1) (explode) explodieren2) (arise suddenly) [Krieg, Sturm, Konflikt:] ausbrechen3) (lose one's temper) [vor Wut] explodieren (ugs.)* * *v.aufblasen v.sprengen v.
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