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1 strafe
[strɑːf, streɪf]verbo transitivo mil. aer. attaccare, mitragliare a bassa quota, a volo radente* * *strafe /streɪf/n.(to) strafe /streɪf/v. t.2 (fig.) sgridare aspramente; rimproverare; punire.* * *[strɑːf, streɪf]verbo transitivo mil. aer. attaccare, mitragliare a bassa quota, a volo radente -
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3 rake
I [reɪk] II 1. [reɪk]1) agr. rastrellare2.to rake among o through — frugare o rovistare tra [ papers]
- rake in- rake upIII [reɪk]nome (libertine) libertino m.IV [reɪk]* * *[reik] 1. noun1) (a tool which consists of a usually metal bar with teeth at the end of a long handle, used for smoothing earth, gathering eg leaves together etc.) rastrello2) (any similar tool: a croupier's rake in a casino.) rastrello3) (the act of raking: to give the soil a rake.) rastrellata2. verb1) (to smooth or gather with a rake: I'll rake these grass-cuttings up later.) rastrellare2) ((often with out) to remove the ashes from (a fire) with a poker etc.) pulire, raccogliere3) (to fire guns at (a target) from one end of it to the other: The soldiers raked the entire village with machine-gun fire.) mitragliare•- rake up* * *I [reɪk]1. n(tool) rastrello2. vt(sand, leaves, soil) rastrellare, (strafe: ship, row of men) spazzare•- rake in- rake off- rake out- rake upII [reɪk] n* * *rake (1) /reɪk/n.1 (agric.) rastrello2 (tecn.) rastrello meccanico● rake comb, pettine rado □ a croupier's rake, un rastrello da croupier □ as thin as a rake, magro come un chiodo.rake (2) /reɪk/n.2 (archit., edil.) pendenza, scarpa3 (aeron.) inclinazionerake (3) /reɪk/n.(arc.) libertino.(to) rake (1) /reɪk/A v. t.1 rastrellare: to rake fertilizer into the soil, rastrellare il terreno per far penetrare il fertilizzante; to rake level (o smooth) spianare col rastrello4 percorrere; scrutare: Her eyes raked the crowd for familiar faces, il suo sguardo percorreva la folla in cerca di volti familiari5 (mil.) sventagliare raffiche su: The soldiers raked the building with machine-gun fire, i soldati sventagliavano raffiche di mitra sull'edificioB v. i.rovistare: They raked among my papers, hanno rovistato tra le mie carte; to rake about ( a room) for evidence, frugare (una stanza) in cerca di prove(to) rake (2) /reɪk/A v. i.(spec. naut.) essere inclinato: (naut.) a raked mast, un albero inclinatoB v. t.inclinare: The floor of the theatre has been raked in order to provide better sight lines, il pavimento del teatro è stato inclinato per consentire una migliore visibilità.* * *I [reɪk] II 1. [reɪk]1) agr. rastrellare2.to rake among o through — frugare o rovistare tra [ papers]
- rake in- rake upIII [reɪk]nome (libertine) libertino m.IV [reɪk]
См. также в других словарях:
Strafe — (Poena, Vindicta, Animadversio, Coërcitio), jeder Nachtheil, jedes Übel, welches denjenigen trifft, welcher sich eines Unrechtes od. einer unerlaubten Handlung schuldig gemacht hat. I. In ethischer Hinsicht unterscheidet man natürliche S n,… … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Strafe — Strafe, das wegen eines begangenen Unrechts gegen den Täter verhängte Übel. Die Strafe setzt auch in diesem weitern Sinn eine über dem Täter stehende Ordnung voraus; sie unterscheidet sich daher wesentlich von der auf dem Willen des Betroffenen… … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
Strafe — Sf std. (13. Jh.), mhd. strāfe Stammwort. Etwas früher das Verb strāfen. Die ursprüngliche Bedeutung ist Schelte, Tadel . Herkunft unklar. Adjektive: strafbar, sträflich; Nominalableitung: Sträfling. ✎ Schröter, U. in Dückert (1976), 215 261;… … Etymologisches Wörterbuch der deutschen sprache
strafe — (v.) 1915, punish, attack, picked up by British soldiers from Ger. strafen to punish (from P.Gmc. *stræf ), in slogan Gott strafe England May God punish England, current in Germany c.1914 16 at the start of World War I. The word used for many… … Etymology dictionary
Strafe — [Aufbauwortschatz (Rating 1500 3200)] Auch: • Bestrafung • Urteil Bsp.: • Die Strafe soll dem Verbrechen angemessen sein. • Das Urteil lautete auf sieben Jahre Gefängnis … Deutsch Wörterbuch
strafe — ► VERB ▪ attack with machine gun fire or bombs from low flying aircraft. ► NOUN ▪ an act of strafing. ORIGIN humorous adaptation of the German First World War catchphrase Gott strafe England may God punish England … English terms dictionary
strafe — [strāf; ] chiefly Brit [, sträf] vt. strafed, strafing [< Ger phr. Gott strafe England (God punish England) used in World War I] to attack with gunfire; esp., to attack (ground positions, troops, etc.) with machine gun fire from low flying… … English World dictionary
Strafe — Strafe, im rechtlichen Sinne das jemand wegen Übertretung eines Strafgesetzes auf Grund richterlichen Ausspruchs zugefügte gesetzliche Übel. Man unterscheidet Privat S. und öffentliche S., je nachdem die S. an den Verletzten oder an den Staat zu… … Kleines Konversations-Lexikon
Strafe — Strafe, s. Strafrecht … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
strafe — [streıf, stra:f US streıf] v [T] [Date: 1900 2000; : German; Origin: strafen to punish ] to attack a place from an aircraft by flying low and firing a lot of bullets … Dictionary of contemporary English
strafe — [ streıf ] verb transitive to attack a place with guns from low flying aircraft … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English