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hoist I v (an)heben; (hoch)winden, hochziehen; fördern hoist II BWG, TE Bauaufzug m; Hebewinde f, Winde f, Haspelwinde fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > hoist
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1. transitive verb1) (raise aloft) hoch-, aufziehen, hissen [Flagge usw.]; heißen (Seemannsspr.) [Flagge usw.]2. noun(goods lift) [Lasten]aufzug, der3. adjectivebe hoist with one's own petard — sich in seiner eigenen Schlinge fangen
* * *[hoist] 1. verb1) (to lift (something heavy): he hoisted the sack on to his back; He hoisted the child up on to his shoulders.) heben2) (to raise or lift by means of some apparatus, a rope etc: The cargo was hoisted on to the ship: They hoisted the flag.) heben, hissen2. noun1) (an apparatus for lifting usually heavy objects: a luggage hoist.) der Aufzug2) (a lift or push up: Give me a hoist over this wall, will you!) das Hochheben* * *[hoɪst]I. vt (raise, lift)▪ to \hoist sth etw hochhebento \hoist a flag eine Flagge hissento be \hoisted to safety mit dem Hubschrauber in Sicherheit gebracht werdento \hoist the sail[s] die Segel hissen▶ to be \hoist[ed] with [or by] one's own petard mit den eigenen Waffen geschlagen werdenII. n Winde f* * *[hɔɪst]1. vthochheben, hieven (inf); (= pull up) hochziehen, hieven (inf); flag hissen; sails aufziehen, hissenone's own petard (prov) — in die eigene Falle gehen
2. nHebezeug nt, Hebevorrichtung f; (in ships) Hebewerk nt; (= lift) (Lasten)aufzug m; (= block and tackle) Flaschenzug m; (= winch) Winde f; (= crane) Kran m* * *hoist1 [hɔıst]A v/t1. hochziehen, -winden, SCHIFF heben, hieven:hoist sb onto one’s shoulders jemanden auf die Schultern heben;hoist out a boat SCHIFF ein Boot aussetzen3. besonders US umg sich ein Bier etc einverleibenB v/i hochsteigen, hochgezogen werdenC s1. Hochziehen n2. TECH (Lasten)Aufzug m, Hebezeug n, Winde f3. SCHIFFa) Tiefe f (der Flagge oder des Segels)b) Heiß m (als Signal gehisste Flaggen)be hoist with one’s own petard fig sich in seiner eigenen Schlinge fangen* * *1. transitive verb1) (raise aloft) hoch-, aufziehen, hissen [Flagge usw.]; heißen (Seemannsspr.) [Flagge usw.]2) (raise by tackle etc.) hieven [Last]; setzen [Segel]2. noun(goods lift) [Lasten]aufzug, der3. adjective* * *n.Aufzug -¨e m.Lastenaufzug m.Warenaufzug m. v.aufwinden v.heben v.(§ p.,pp.: hob, gehoben)hissen v.hochziehen v. -
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[hoɪst] vt(raise, lift)to \hoist sth etw hochheben;he \hoisted her onto his shoulders er hievte sie auf seine Schultern ( fam)to \hoist a flag eine Flagge hissen;to be \hoisted to safety mit dem Hubschrauber in Sicherheit gebracht werden;to \hoist the sail[s] die Segel hissenPHRASES:to be \hoist[ed] with [or by] one's own petard mit den eigenen Waffen geschlagen werden n Winde f -
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hoist1 v TECH heben (auf etw. heben, hochheben); hochhebenhoist2 FÖRD Aufzug m (für Güter); Lastenaufzug mhoist3 KRAN Kran mhoist4 TECH Hebevorrichtung f, Hubvorrichtung f, Hubwerk n -
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9 hoist cylinder
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10 hoist drive
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11 hoist drive power
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12 hoist driving power
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13 hoist drum
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14 hoist frame
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15 hoist gear
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16 hoist gear reducer
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17 hoist kick-out
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18 hoist limiter
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19 hoist limiting
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20 hoist limiting valve
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