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1 dive
1. intransitive verb,1) einen Kopfsprung machen; springen; (when already in water) [unter]tauchen2) (plunge downwards) [Vogel, Flugzeug usw.:] einen Sturzflug machen; [Unterseeboot usw.:] abtauchen (Seemannsspr.), tauchen3) (dart down) sich hinwerfen4) (dart)2. noundive [out of sight] — sich schnell verstecken
1) (plunge) Kopfsprung, der; (of bird, aircraft, etc.) Sturzflug, der ( towards auf + Akk.); (of submarine etc.) [Unter]tauchen2) (sudden darting movement) Sprung, derPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/86288/dive_in">dive in* * *1. verb1) (to plunge headfirst into water or down through the air: He dived off a rock into the sea.) tauchen2) (to go quickly and suddenly out of sight: She dived down a back street and into a shop.) verschwinden2. noun(an act of diving: She did a beautiful dive into the deep end of the pool.) das Tauchen- diver- diving-board
- great diving beetle* * *[daɪv]I. nto execute a \dive einen [Kopf]sprung machena crash \dive ein Schnelltauchmanöverto make a \dive at sb auf jdn/etw zuspringento take a \dive fallen; profits sinken5. (setback)to take a \dive einen Schlag erleidenher reputation took a \dive ihr Ruf bekam einen Kratzerto take a \dive ein K.O. vortäuschenII. vi<dived or AM dove, dived or AM dove>to \dive for pearls nach Perlen tauchen2. plane, bird einen Sturzflug machen3. (move quickly) verschwinden▪ to \dive after sb/sth jdm/etw nachstürzen [o nacheilen]to \dive for cover [or safety] schnell in Deckung gehen4. prices, shares fallen* * *[daɪv] vb: pret dived or ( US) dove, ptp dived1. ndivers are only allowed to make two dives a day —
that was the deepest dive yet — das war die bisher größte Tauchtiefe
to make a dive for sth (fig inf) — sich auf etw (acc) stürzen
to take a dive (inf) (pound, dollar etc) — absacken (inf); (confidence, hopes) sich in nichts auflösen; (Ftbl) eine Schwalbe machen (sl)
dive bar ( esp US inf ) — Schmuddelkneipe f
2. vi1) (person from diving board) springen; (from side of lake, pool etc) (mit dem Kopf voraus) springen, hechten; (under water) tauchen; (submarine) untertauchen; (plane) einen Sturzflug machen; (birds, from air) einen Sturzflug machen; (in water) tauchen; (prices) stürzenthe goalkeeper dived for the ball —
2) (inf)he dived into the crowd — er tauchte in der Menge unter
* * *dive1 [daıv]A v/i prät dived, US auch dove [dəʊv], pperf diveddive into a book umg sich in ein Buch vertiefen;dive into one’s pocket umg (mit der Hand) in die Tasche fahren;dive into a new profession umg sich in einen neuen Beruf stürzen2. (unter)tauchen (auch U-Boot)3. a) einen Hecht- oder Kopfsprung machenb) Wasserspringen: springendive at sb’s feet sich jemandem vor die Füße werfen (Tormann);dive for cover sich in Deckung werfen;dive for safety sich durch einen Hechtsprung in Sicherheit bringen4. FLUG einen Sturzflug machento auf akk) (Thermometer etc)C stake a dive slb) → A 3 dmake a dive for the ball nach dem Ball hechten;make a dive for cover sich in Deckung werfen3. FLUG Sturzflug m4. umg Spelunke f* * *1. intransitive verb,1) einen Kopfsprung machen; springen; (when already in water) [unter]tauchen2) (plunge downwards) [Vogel, Flugzeug usw.:] einen Sturzflug machen; [Unterseeboot usw.:] abtauchen (Seemannsspr.), tauchen3) (dart down) sich hinwerfen4) (dart)2. noundive [out of sight] — sich schnell verstecken
1) (plunge) Kopfsprung, der; (of bird, aircraft, etc.) Sturzflug, der ( towards auf + Akk.); (of submarine etc.) [Unter]tauchen2) (sudden darting movement) Sprung, derPhrasal Verbs:- dive in* * *(for) v.tauchen (nach) v. v.tauchen (U-Boot) v.untertauchen v. -
2 piombare
1. v/t dente fill2. v/i fallprecipitarsi rush (su at)mi è piombato in casa he dropped in unexpectedly* * *piombare1 v. intr.1 to hurtle, to plunge: il lampadario piombò a terra e si ruppe, the chandelier hurtled (o crashed) to the floor and broke // piombare nella miseria, nella disperazione, to be plunged into poverty, into despair2 ( buttarsi all'improvviso) to swoop (upon s.o., sthg.), to spring* (upon s.o., sthg.), to pounce (upon s.o., sthg.): l'aquila piombò sulla preda, the eagle pounced (o swooped) upon the prey; piombarono sul nemico, they swooped (o fell) upon the enemy; mi piombò addosso con un mucchio di domande, he swooped down on me with a volley of questions; le navi nemiche piombarono su di noi, the enemy ships bore down upon us3 ( giungere all'improvviso) to rush, to charge: piombò nella mia camera, he charged (o burst o rushed) into my room; mi piombarono in casa tre ospiti per colazione; three guests showed up for lunch◆ v.tr. ( far cadere) to plunge: la disgrazia l'ha piombato nella miseria, the accident plunged him into poverty.piombare2 v.tr.1 to plumb, to seal with lead seal: piombare un pacco, to seal a parcel with a lead seal3 ( controllare con filo a piombo) to plumb.* * *I [pjom'bare] vi1) (cadere) to fall heavilypiombare su — (sogg : tigre, leone) to pounce on, (rapaci) to swoop down on, (esercito nemico) to swoop down on, pounce on
gli sono piombati addosso — they swooped down on him, they pounced on him
piombò nella più cupa disperazione — he plunged o sank into blackest despair
2) (arrivare) to arrive unexpectedly, turn upII [pjom'bare] vt* * *I [pjom'bare]1) (cadere) to fall*piombare su — [soldati, polizia] to fall o swoop on [persona, gruppo]; [ rapace] to swoop down on o upon [ preda]; [ predatore] to pounce on [ preda]
3) fig. (sprofondare)piombare in — [ persona] to sink into [disperazione, tristezza]
4) fig. (sopraggiungere all'improvviso)II [pjom'bare]piombare in casa di qcn. — to descend on sb.
verbo transitivo1) med. to fill [ dente]2) (sigillare) to seal (with a leaden seal) [ pacco]* * *piombare1/pjom'bare/ [1](aus. essere)1 (cadere) to fall*; un fulmine è piombato sull'albero lightning struck the tree2 (assalire improvvisamente) piombare su [soldati, polizia] to fall o swoop on [persona, gruppo]; [ rapace] to swoop down on o upon [ preda]; [ predatore] to pounce on [ preda]3 fig. (sprofondare) piombare in [ persona] to sink into [disperazione, tristezza]; piombare nel caos to plunge into chaos4 fig. (sopraggiungere all'improvviso) piombare in casa di qcn. to descend on sb.; gli piombò addosso una disgrazia he was struck by misfortune.————————piombare2/pjom'bare/ [1]1 med. to fill [ dente]2 (sigillare) to seal (with a leaden seal) [ pacco]. -
3 swoop
1. noun1) (downward plunge) Sturzflug, der2. intransitive verbswoop on somebody — sich auf jemanden stürzen; (to attack) gegen jemanden einen Schlag führen
the police swooped on several addresses — die Polizei führte in mehreren Wohnungen Razzien durch
* * *[swu:p] 1. verb(to rush or fly downwards: The owl swooped down on its prey.) herabstoßen2. noun(an act of swooping.) das Herabstoßen- academic.ru/115170/at_one_fell_swoop">at one fell swoop* * *[swu:p]I. nto make a \swoop [down] herabstoßenII. vi1. (dive) niederstoßen, herabstoßen* * *[swuːp]1. vi (litbird) herabstoßen, niederstoßen (on auf +acc); (plane) einen Sturzflug machen; (fig, police) einen Überraschungsangriff machen (on auf +acc) or landen (inf) (on bei); (person) sich stürzen (on auf +acc)the plane swooped low over the village — das Flugzeug flog im Tiefflug über das Dorf hinweg
they're just waiting to swoop — die lauern nur darauf zuzuschlagen
2. n(of bird, plane) Sturzflug m; (by police) Razzia f (on in +dat, on sb bei jdm)to make a swoop (bird) ( ) — herabstoßenon auf +acc
* * *swoop [swuːp]a) herabstoßen, sich stürzen ( beide:on auf akk) (Raubvogel etc),b) fig herfallen (on über akk),c) zuschlagen (Polizei etc):swoop on eine Razzia machen in (dat)C s1. Herabstoßen n (eines Raubvogels etc)2. Razzia f (on in dat)* * *1. noun1) (downward plunge) Sturzflug, der2. intransitive verb(plunge suddenly) herabstoßen; (pounce)swoop on somebody — sich auf jemanden stürzen; (to attack) gegen jemanden einen Schlag führen
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4 ofan
adv.1) from above, down, downwards;falla ofan, to fall down;taka ofan húsin, to pull down the house;2) on the uppermost part, at the top (klettrinn var víðr ofan);3) above the surface of, with gen. (ofan jarðar);4) with preps.:ofan af, down from (ofan af landi);ofan á or ofan, down upon (leggr Refr á hann ofan aptr klæðin, ok þar leggst Álfdís ofan á klæðin);besides (á þetta ofan allt gerði hann suðr at oss þrettán skútur);þola hverja skömm á aðra ofan, to bear one disgrace after another;ofan á or á ofan, to boot, into the bargain, = þar á ofan;ofan eptir, down along (reið hann þá ofan eptir dal);ofan frá, below (var verkr í enni hœgri kinn ofan frá auganu);ofan fyrir, down over (hann féll dauðr ofan fyrir klettinn);fyrir ofan, above (arfasáta, er hér stendr fyrir ofan húsin);steinveggr var fyrir ofan, above, higher up.* * *adv., the mod. Faroe dialect has oman, [Goth. obana; A. S. ofan; Germ. oben]:—from above, down, downwards.; falla ofan, to fall down, 623. 24, Eg. 240: taka ofan hús, to pull down, 100; fóru ofan þangat, Nj. 68; hann klauf ofan allan skjöldinn … reist ofan allan fótum, from top to bottom, 246; hann hjó frá ofan höndina, separated, cut off the hand, 160: metaph., telja e-t ofan, to ‘talk down,’ dissuade, Fms. xi. 11; taka ofan, to uncover the head.II. with prepp. denoting motion from above; ofan af landi, Eg. 32; ofan af himnum, down from heaven; ofan til skipa, 244; ofan eptir dal, ofan eptir eyrum; hann féll ofan fyrir klettinn, he fell down over the rock, Fær. 31; ofan fyrir bjargið, ganga ofan í fen, to sink, plunge into the fen, Nj. 21; veit þá heldr fyrir ofan, it sloped downwards, Fær. 40.; detta ofan í, to sink down into the mire, of cattle; þeir riðu ofan í Skaptártungu, Nj. 261; ofan í fjöru, ofan í dalinn, ofan í gröfina, etc.; ofan á herðar, mitt læri, ofan á belti, 2; ór himni ofan, down from heaven, Clem. 21; ofan frá merkjá, Eg. 100; hann lét (the garment) falla ofan um sik … sem klæðit hrundi ofan um hann, Orkn. 182; ofan um ís, down through the ice.2. without motion; ofan á, upon, Lat. super; stendr hann þar á ofan, Ó. H. 108; liggja ofan á, leggjask ofan á, setja, láta ofan á e-t, etc.; ríða ofan á milli, to sit between the packs of a pack-horse; leggja ofan yfir, to cover over, Fas. i. 377.III. the uppermost part; viðr ofan, large at the top, Fær. 29.IV. adverbial, á ofan, over and above, to boot, into the bargain, Grett. 94, Fms. ii. 42: á þat ofan, Bs. i. 71; fyrir þat ofan, besides, Grág. i. 428: fyrir ofan, with acc.; fyrir ofan hús, Nj. 199; fyrir ofan kné, 28; fyrir ofan sjó, Fms. iv. 354; steinveggr var fyrir ofan, above, higher up, Orkn. 310; fyrir ofan ok neðan.V. with gen. above the surface of; ofan jarðar, above earth, alive; ofan sjóar, afloat. -
5 kopfüber
Adv. head-first (auch fig.); sich kopfüber in die Arbeit stürzen fig. plunge headlong into one’s work* * *headlong; head over heels* * *kopf|überadv (lit, fig)headfirst, headlong* * *2) (moving forwards or downwards, with one's head in front: a headlong dive into the pool of water; He fell headlong into a pool of water.) headlong3) (turning over completely; headfirst: He fell head over heels into a pond.) head over heels* * *kopf·über[kɔpfˈʔy:bɐ]adv head first* * ** * *sich kopfüber in die Arbeit stürzen fig plunge headlong into one’s work* * ** * *adj.headlong adj. adv.head first adv. -
6 headlong
1. adverb1) (head first)fall/plunge headlong into something — kopfüber in etwas fallen/springen
2) (uncontrollably) blindlings2. attributive adjectiveheadlong dive — Kopfsprung, der
* * *adjective, adverb1) (moving forwards or downwards, with one's head in front: a headlong dive into the pool of water; He fell headlong into a pool of water.) kopfüber2) ((done) without thought or delay, often foolishly: a headlong rush; He rushes headlong into disaster.) blindlings* * *ˈhead·longAM, AUS1. (with head first) kopfüberto run \headlong into sb geradewegs in jdn hineinlaufen2. (hurriedly, recklessly) überstürztII. adj attr, inv\headlong dive/jump Kopfsprung m* * *A adv1. kopfüber, mit dem Kopf voran2. figa) Hals über Kopfb) ungestüm, stürmischB adj1. mit dem Kopf voran:he had a headlong fall down the stairs er stürzte kopfüber die Treppe hinunter2. figa) unbesonnen, voreilig, -schnellb) → A 2 b* * *1. adverb1) (head first)fall/plunge headlong into something — kopfüber in etwas fallen/springen
2) (uncontrollably) blindlings2. attributive adjectiveheadlong dive — Kopfsprung, der
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7 Tiefe
f; -, -n1. allg. depth; (Abgrund) abyss, depths Pl.; unterseeisch: auch deep, trench; eine Tiefe von 90 m haben be 90 m deep; in einer Tiefe von... at a depth of...; in großer Tiefe at great depth(s); Höhe / Breite / Tiefe height / width ( oder breadth)/ depth; in die Tiefe blicken / stürzen look down / plummet (down) into the depths; die Tiefen des Meeres the depths of the sea; die Tiefen aussteuern Musikanlage etc.: adjust the bass; das Leben mit seinen Höhen und Tiefen life with its ups and downs ( oder high points and low points); die verborgenen Tiefen der menschlichen Seele (the) hidden depths ( oder mysterious recesses) of human personality ( oder the human heart)2. nur Sg.; lit. (Meer) the deep, the ocean; auf Tiefe gehen U-Boot: dive; im Rausch der Tiefe experiencing the „raptures of the deep“3. nur Sg.; einer Stimme, eines Tones: deepness; eines Tones: auch low pitch, lowness; von Gefühlen etc.: depth, intensity; (Tiefgründigkeit) deepness, profundity; die Tiefe i-s Schmerzes the violence ( oder intensity) of her ( oder their) grief; aus der Tiefe meines Herzens from the bottom of my heart, with all my heart* * *die Tiefelowness; depth; deepness; abyss; profundity; profoundness* * *Tie|fe ['tiːfə]f -, -n1) (= Ausdehnung nach unten) depth; (von Verbeugung, Ausschnitt) lownessunten in der Tíéfe — far below
in die Tíéfe blicken — to look down into the depths or a long way
in der Tíéfe versinken — to sink into the depths
das U-Boot ging auf Tíéfe — the submarine dived
in 450 Metern Tíéfe — at a depth of 450 metres (Brit) or meters (US)
aus der Tíéfe meines Herzens — from the depths of my heart
3) (von Wald) depths pl4) (= Tiefgründigkeit) deepness, profundity5) (= niedriger Stand) lowness6) (von Farbton, Stimme) deepness; (von Ton) lowness7) (ART, PHOT) depth* * *die1) (the quality of being deep.) deepness2) (the distance from the top downwards or from the surface inwards especially if great: Coal is mined at a depth of 1,000 m.) depth3) profundity* * *Tie·fe<-, -n>[ˈti:fə]f1. (Wassertiefe) depth2. (vertikal hinabreichende Ausdehnung) depthder Schacht führt hinab bis in 1200 Meter \Tiefe the shaft goes 1200 metres deep5. (Tiefgründigkeit) depthdie \Tiefe des Blaus the depth of blue7. (dunkler Klang) deepness* * *die; Tiefe, Tiefen1) (Ausdehnung, Entfernung nach unten) depth2) (weit unten, im 1nnern gelegener Bereich; auch fig.) depths pl.in der Tiefe ihres Herzens — (fig.) deep down in her heart; s. auch Höhe 6)
3) (Ausdehnung nach hinten) depth4) o. Pl. s. tief 1. 3): depth; intensity; greatness5) (von Tönen, Klängen, Stimmen) deepness* * *eine Tiefe von 90 m haben be 90 m deep;in einer Tiefe von … at a depth of …;in großer Tiefe at great depth(s);Höhe/Breite/Tiefe height/width ( oder breadth)/depth;in die Tiefe blicken/stürzen look down/plummet (down) into the depths;die Tiefen des Meeres the depths of the sea;die Tiefen aussteuern Musikanlage etc: adjust the bass;das Leben mit seinen Höhen und Tiefen life with its ups and downs ( oder high points and low points);die verborgenen Tiefen der menschlichen Seele (the) hidden depths ( oder mysterious recesses) of human personality ( oder the human heart)auf Tiefe gehen U-Boot: dive;im Rausch der Tiefe experiencing the “raptures of the deep”3. nur sg; einer Stimme, eines Tones: deepness; eines Tones: auch low pitch, lowness; von Gefühlen etc: depth, intensity; (Tiefgründigkeit) deepness, profundity;aus der Tiefe meines Herzens from the bottom of my heart, with all my heart* * *die; Tiefe, Tiefen1) (Ausdehnung, Entfernung nach unten) depth2) (weit unten, im 1nnern gelegener Bereich; auch fig.) depths pl.in der Tiefe ihres Herzens — (fig.) deep down in her heart; s. auch Höhe 6)
3) (Ausdehnung nach hinten) depth4) o. Pl. s. tief 1. 3): depth; intensity; greatness5) (von Tönen, Klängen, Stimmen) deepness* * *-n (eines Tons) f.gravity n. -n f.deepness n.depth n.lowness n.profoundness n.profundity n. -
8 DIP
dip
1. past tense, past participle - dipped; verb1) (to lower into any liquid for a moment: He dipped his bread in the soup.) mojar2) (to slope downwards: The road dipped just beyond the crossroads.) descender, bajar3) (to lower the beam of (car headlights): He dipped his lights as the other car approached.) bajar4) ((of a ship) to lower (a flag) briefly in salute.) bajar bandera
2. noun1) (a hollow (in a road etc): The car was hidden by a dip in the road.) depresión, hondonada2) (a soft, savoury mixture in which a biscuit etc can be dipped: a cheese dip.) salsa3) (a short swim: a dip in the sea.) chapuzón•- dip intodip vb meter / mojar / bañartr[dɪp]1 (downward slope) declive nombre masculino, pendiente nombre femenino; (in ground) depresión nombre femenino, hondonada; (drop - in prices, temperature, sales, production, profits) caída, descenso3 (for sheep) baño desinfectante; (for cleaning silver) baño4 SMALLCOOKERY/SMALL (sauce) salsa1 (put into liquid - pen, brush, bread) mojar; (- hand, spoon) meter2 (sheep) desinfectar3 (lower - head) agachar, bajar1 (slope down) descender, bajar; (move down - bird, plane) bajar en picado; (- sun) desaparecer; (drop - sales, prices, etc) bajar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto dip the headlights SMALLAUTOMOBILES/SMALL poner las luces de cruce, poner las cortas1) dunk, plunge: sumergir, mojar, meter2) ladle: servir con cucharón3) lower: bajar, arriar (una bandera)dip vi1) descend, drop: bajar en picada, descender2) slope: bajar, inclinarsedip n1) swim: chapuzón m2) drop: descenso m, caída f3) slope: cuesta f, declive m4) sauce: salsa fn.• baño corto s.m.• depresión s.f.• flecha s.f.• inclinación s.f.• inmersión s.f.• pendiente s.m.• zambullida s.f.v.• ahondar v.• hocicar v.• mojar v.• sumergir v.
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1. dɪp- pp- transitive verb1)to dip something IN(TO) something — meter algo en algo; ( into liquid) mojar algo en algo
dip it in flour — páselo por harina, enharínelo
2) ( Agr) \<\<sheep\>\> desinfectar ( haciendo pasar por un baño)3)a) ( lower) \<\<head\>\> agachar, bajarb) (BrE Auto)to dip one's headlights — poner* las (luces) cortas or de cruce or (AmL tb) las (luces) bajas
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via) ( decrease) \<\<sales/prices\>\> bajarb) ( move downward) \<\<aircraft/bird\>\> bajar en picada or (Esp) en picadothe sun dipped below the horizon — (liter) el sol desapareció or se escondió tras el horizonte
c) ( slope) \<\<land\>\> descender*, bajarPhrasal Verbs:- dip into
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1) ( swim) (colloq) (no pl) chapuzón m (fam)to take a dip — darse* un chapuzón (fam)
2) ( Agr) baño m desinfectante3) (depression, hollow) hondonada f4) (in sales, production) caída f, descenso m[dɪp]N ABBR (Comput) = Dual-In-Line Package* * *
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1. [dɪp]- pp- transitive verb1)to dip something IN(TO) something — meter algo en algo; ( into liquid) mojar algo en algo
dip it in flour — páselo por harina, enharínelo
2) ( Agr) \<\<sheep\>\> desinfectar ( haciendo pasar por un baño)3)a) ( lower) \<\<head\>\> agachar, bajarb) (BrE Auto)to dip one's headlights — poner* las (luces) cortas or de cruce or (AmL tb) las (luces) bajas
2.
via) ( decrease) \<\<sales/prices\>\> bajarb) ( move downward) \<\<aircraft/bird\>\> bajar en picada or (Esp) en picadothe sun dipped below the horizon — (liter) el sol desapareció or se escondió tras el horizonte
c) ( slope) \<\<land\>\> descender*, bajarPhrasal Verbs:- dip into
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1) ( swim) (colloq) (no pl) chapuzón m (fam)to take a dip — darse* un chapuzón (fam)
2) ( Agr) baño m desinfectante3) (depression, hollow) hondonada f4) (in sales, production) caída f, descenso m -
9 dip
dip
1. past tense, past participle - dipped; verb1) (to lower into any liquid for a moment: He dipped his bread in the soup.) mojar2) (to slope downwards: The road dipped just beyond the crossroads.) descender, bajar3) (to lower the beam of (car headlights): He dipped his lights as the other car approached.) bajar4) ((of a ship) to lower (a flag) briefly in salute.) bajar bandera
2. noun1) (a hollow (in a road etc): The car was hidden by a dip in the road.) depresión, hondonada2) (a soft, savoury mixture in which a biscuit etc can be dipped: a cheese dip.) salsa3) (a short swim: a dip in the sea.) chapuzón•- dip intodip vb meter / mojar / bañartr[dɪp]1 (downward slope) declive nombre masculino, pendiente nombre femenino; (in ground) depresión nombre femenino, hondonada; (drop - in prices, temperature, sales, production, profits) caída, descenso3 (for sheep) baño desinfectante; (for cleaning silver) baño4 SMALLCOOKERY/SMALL (sauce) salsa1 (put into liquid - pen, brush, bread) mojar; (- hand, spoon) meter2 (sheep) desinfectar3 (lower - head) agachar, bajar1 (slope down) descender, bajar; (move down - bird, plane) bajar en picado; (- sun) desaparecer; (drop - sales, prices, etc) bajar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto dip the headlights SMALLAUTOMOBILES/SMALL poner las luces de cruce, poner las cortas1) dunk, plunge: sumergir, mojar, meter2) ladle: servir con cucharón3) lower: bajar, arriar (una bandera)dip vi1) descend, drop: bajar en picada, descender2) slope: bajar, inclinarsedip n1) swim: chapuzón m2) drop: descenso m, caída f3) slope: cuesta f, declive m4) sauce: salsa fn.• baño corto s.m.• depresión s.f.• flecha s.f.• inclinación s.f.• inmersión s.f.• pendiente s.m.• zambullida s.f.v.• ahondar v.• hocicar v.• mojar v.• sumergir v.
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1. dɪp- pp- transitive verb1)to dip something IN(TO) something — meter algo en algo; ( into liquid) mojar algo en algo
dip it in flour — páselo por harina, enharínelo
2) ( Agr) \<\<sheep\>\> desinfectar ( haciendo pasar por un baño)3)a) ( lower) \<\<head\>\> agachar, bajarb) (BrE Auto)to dip one's headlights — poner* las (luces) cortas or de cruce or (AmL tb) las (luces) bajas
2.
via) ( decrease) \<\<sales/prices\>\> bajarb) ( move downward) \<\<aircraft/bird\>\> bajar en picada or (Esp) en picadothe sun dipped below the horizon — (liter) el sol desapareció or se escondió tras el horizonte
c) ( slope) \<\<land\>\> descender*, bajarPhrasal Verbs:- dip into
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1) ( swim) (colloq) (no pl) chapuzón m (fam)to take a dip — darse* un chapuzón (fam)
2) ( Agr) baño m desinfectante3) (depression, hollow) hondonada f4) (in sales, production) caída f, descenso m[dɪp]1. N1) (=swim) baño m, chapuzón m, zambullida f (LAm)to go for a dip — ir a darse un baño or un chapuzón
2) (=slope) declive m, pendiente f ; (=hollow) hondonada f, depresión f3) (Geol) [of rock strata, fault] inclinación fangle of dip — buzamiento m, angulo m de inclinación
magnetic dip — inclinación f (magnética)
4) (Culin) salsa f (para mojar)2. VT1) (=thrust) (into liquid) sumergir, bañar (in, into en); [+ pen] mojar (in, into en); [+ hand] (into bag) meter (in, into en); [+ ladle, scoop] meter (in, into en); [+ sheep] bañar con desinfectante2) (=lower) [+ flag] bajar, saludar con; (Aer) [+ wings] saludar conto dip one's (head)lights — (Brit) poner las luces cortas or de cruce, poner las luces bajas (LAm)
dipped headlights — luces fpl cortas or de cruce, luces fpl bajas (LAm)
3. VI1) (=slope down) [road] bajar en pendiente; [land] formar una hondonada2) (=move down) [bird, plane] bajar en picado; [temperature] bajar; [sun] esconderse3) (=draw on)to dip into one's savings — (fig) echar mano de los ahorros
4) (=read superficially)4.CPDdip switch N — (Aut) interruptor m de las luces cortas or de cruce, interruptor m de las luces bajas (LAm)
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1. [dɪp]- pp- transitive verb1)to dip something IN(TO) something — meter algo en algo; ( into liquid) mojar algo en algo
dip it in flour — páselo por harina, enharínelo
2) ( Agr) \<\<sheep\>\> desinfectar ( haciendo pasar por un baño)3)a) ( lower) \<\<head\>\> agachar, bajarb) (BrE Auto)to dip one's headlights — poner* las (luces) cortas or de cruce or (AmL tb) las (luces) bajas
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via) ( decrease) \<\<sales/prices\>\> bajarb) ( move downward) \<\<aircraft/bird\>\> bajar en picada or (Esp) en picadothe sun dipped below the horizon — (liter) el sol desapareció or se escondió tras el horizonte
c) ( slope) \<\<land\>\> descender*, bajarPhrasal Verbs:- dip into
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1) ( swim) (colloq) (no pl) chapuzón m (fam)to take a dip — darse* un chapuzón (fam)
2) ( Agr) baño m desinfectante3) (depression, hollow) hondonada f4) (in sales, production) caída f, descenso m -
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1. n(for / of) цена (на что-л.), цена (чего-л.)to charge a price — запрашивать / назначать цену
to deregulate prices — вводить свободные цены; отпускать цены
to eliminate the wide fluctuations in commodity prices — устранять значительные колебания цен на сырьевые товары
to fix a price — назначать / устанавливать цену
to free prices — либерализировать / отпускать цены
to maintain prices — поддерживать / сохранять цены на одном уровне
to pay a price for smth — расплачиваться / поплатиться за что-л.
to pay a high price — тж перен. дорого заплатить
to pay a human price — заплатить за что-л. человеческими жизнями
to place a price on smb's head — назначать награду за поимку или уничтожение кого-л.
to put a price on smth — назначать цену на что-л.
to quote a price — бирж. назначать, котировать цену
to regulate prices — регулировать / упорядочивать цены
to roll back / to scale down a price — снижать цену
to secure remunerative, equitable and stable prices — обеспечивать выгодные, справедливые и устойчивые цены
to send prices skyrocketing / soaring — приводить к резкому росту цен
- actual priceto set a price — назначать / устанавливать цену
- advanced price
- agricultural prices
- asking price
- at a certain price
- at cost price
- at current prices
- at reduced prices
- at the price of the day
- attractive price
- bargain price
- basic price
- below cost price
- blue-chip prices
- bottom price
- buying price
- ceiling price
- closing price
- collapse in prices
- collapse of prices
- commodity prices
- common price
- comparable prices
- competitive price - cost price
- current price
- cut in prices
- decline in prices
- decontrolled prices
- difference in prices
- discount price
- discriminatory prices
- drop in prices
- dumping price
- effective price
- equitable price
- escalating prices
- exorbitant price
- export price
- fair price
- fall in prices
- fall of prices
- farm produce prices
- firm price
- fixed price
- fluctuating price - freeze of prices
- going price
- grain price
- guaranteed price
- heavy price
- high price
- highest price
- import price
- in comparable prices
- increase in prices
- inflated price
- inflationary soaring of prices
- international prices
- jump in prices
- knock-down price
- level of prices
- list price
- long price
- low price
- lowest price
- maintenance of prices
- market price
- market-determined price
- maximum price
- minimum price
- moderate price
- monopoly prices
- net price
- offer price
- oil price
- oil prices touched $... a barrel
- peak price
- pegged price
- plunge in prices
- popular price
- pre-determined price
- preferential price
- prices are on the downward slide
- prices collapse
- prices decline
- prices drop
- prices fall
- prices fluctuate
- prices go down
- prices go up
- prices increase
- prices plummet
- prices plunged to their lowest
- prices push up
- prices rally
- prices react
- prices rebound
- prices remain unstable
- prices rise
- prices rocket
- prices shoot up
- prices showed their second major gain
- prices skyrocket
- prices slip back
- prices slump
- prices spiral downwards
- prices surge ahead - purchase price
- reasonable price
- reduced price
- reduction of prices
- regular price
- remunerative price
- resale price
- reserve price
- retail price
- rise in prices
- rising prices
- rock-bottom price
- sale price
- selling price
- settlement price
- shaky prices
- share prices are showing big losses
- share prices were slightly weaker
- share prices
- slide in share prices
- slump in prices
- soaring of the price
- speculative price
- stabilization of prices
- stable prices
- state-set price
- state-subsidized price
- steep price
- stiff price
- stock prices
- support price
- surge in prices
- target price
- trade price
- uniform prices
- unit price
- unstable prices
- uplift in prices
- upset price
- variable price
- volatility in share prices
- volume price
- wholesale price
- world market price
- world price
- worldwide fall in share prices 2. vназначать цену, оценивать -
11 ཐུར་དུ་སྤུབ་པ་
[thur du spub pa]plunge head long downwards -
12 to fall head first
to fall (to dive, to plunge) head first/foremost/forwards (downwards) падать (нырять, ринуться) головой вперёд (вниз) -
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1. a от 1 I2. a низшийthe lower ranks of life, the lower walks of life — низшие слои общества
3. a недавний4. a геол. нижний, более ранний5. v спускать; опускать6. v опускаться, падать7. v снижать; уменьшать8. v снижаться, уменьшатьсяoil will lower in price — нефть подешевеет, нефть снизится в цене
9. v понижать10. v уменьшать высоту, делать нижеmuch lower — гораздо более низкий; гораздо ниже
11. v ослаблять12. v унижать13. v разг. проглотить, съестьСинонимический ряд:1. cheaper (adj.) cheaper; more inexpensive; more low-cost; more low-priced; more popular; more reasonable; more uncostly; more undear2. coarser (adj.) coarser; crasser; cruder; grosser; more incult; more inelegant; more uncouth; more uncultivated; more uncultured; more unrefined; more vulgar; rawer; rougher; ruder3. deeper (adj.) deeper; lower; more bass; more low-pitched4. inferior (adj.) beneath; demeaning; inferior; less; lesser; low; nether; subjacent; under5. meaner (adj.) baser; filthier; fouler; meaner; more abhorrent; more contemptible; more despicable; more detestable; more disgusting; more loathsome; more low-down; more obnoxious; more odious; more reprehensible; more repugnant; more servile; more sordid; more squalid; nastier; rottener; shabbier; sorrier; uglier; viler; wretcheder6. more downcast (adj.) bluer; droopier; duller; gloomier; more chapfallen; more crestfallen; more dejected; more depressed; more disconsolate; more dispirited; more doleful; more down; more downcast; more downhearted; more down-in-the-mouth; more downthrown; more heartsick; more heartsore; more heavy-hearted; more hipped; more low-spirited; more melancholic; more melancholy; more mopey; more saddened; more soul-sick; more spiritless; more sunk; more woebegone; sadder; unhappier; worse7. more ignoble (adj.) humbler; lowlier; more baseborn; more ignoble; more lowborn; more plebeian; more unennobled; more unwashed8. more subaverage (adj.) more subaverage; more subnormal9. more unwell (adj.) more ailing; more indisposed; more off-color; more offish; more poorly; more underly; more unwell; sicklier10. poorer (adj.) flatter; more beggared; more broke; more destitute; more fortuneless; more impecunious; more impoverished; more indigent; more necessitous; more penurious; more poverty-stricken; more stone-broke; more strapped; more unprosperous; needier; poorer; stonier11. small (adj.) more inferior; more lesser; more minor; more minor-league; more secondary; more under; petty; small12. smaller (adj.) more hushed; more low-key; more subdued; quieter; smaller; softer13. depreciate (verb) cheapen; decry; depreciate; devalorize; devaluate; devalue; downgrade; mark down; underprize; underrate; undervalue; write down; write off14. depress (verb) couch; demit; depress; droop; let down; plunge; sink; submerge; take down15. fall (verb) descend; drop; fall16. glower (verb) darken; frown; gloom; glower; scowl; threaten17. humble (verb) abase; bemean; cast down; debase; degrade; demean; disgrace; humble; humiliate18. modulate (verb) modulate; muffle; subdue19. reduce (verb) chop; clip; crop; curtail; cut; cut back; cut down; decrease; diminish; lessen; lop; prune; reduce; shave; shear; slash; trim20. soften (verb) pare; quiet down; soften; turn down21. downward (other) below; down; downward; downwards; to the floor; to the groundАнтонимический ряд:amplify; brighten; elevate; exalt; heighten; higher; hoist; honour; increase; raise; superior
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