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noun(coll.) Skandal-DJ, der* * *noun(coll.) Skandal-DJ, der -
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jock·ey [ʼʤɒki, Am ʼʤɑ:ki] nJockey m vithe major oil companies were \jockeying to appear environmentally concerned die großen Ölkonzerne rangelten darum, als jeweils besonders umweltbewusst dazustehen;to \jockey for sth um etw akk konkurrieren;to \jockey sb into doing sth jdn dazu drängen, etw zu tun -
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nounDiskjockey, der* * *( abbreviation DJ) (a person who presents a programme of music (usually pop-music) on the radio etc from records or discs.) der Diskjockey* * *ˈdisc jock·eynDJn Diskjockey m* * *nDiscjockey m* * *DJ abk2. disc jockey* * *nounDiskjockey, der -
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abbreviation = academic.ru/20832/disc_jockey">disc jockeyDiskjockey, der* * *[,di: '‹ei]( abbreviation) (disc jockey.)* * *DJ1[ˈdi:ˌʤeɪ]to work as a \DJ als DJ arbeitenII. vi<DJ's, DJ'ing, DJ'd>als DJ arbeitenhe \DJ's at The Temple on Fridays freitags legt er im Temple aufDJ2[ˈdi:ˌʤeɪ]ˈdin·ner jack·etnDJn Smoking m, Smokingjacke fˈdisc jock·eynDJn Diskjockey m* * *1)See:2)See:* * *DJ abk2. disc jockey* * *Diskjockey, der -
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1. nounJockei, der; Jockey, der2. intransitive verbjockey for position — (lit. or fig.) alles daransetzen, eine möglichst gute Position zu erringen
* * *['‹oki](a person employed to ride horses in races.) der Jockei* * *jock·ey[ˈʤɒki, AM ˈʤɑ:ki]I. n Jockey mII. vithe major oil companies were \jockeying to appear environmentally concerned die großen Ölkonzerne rangelten darum, als jeweils besonders umweltbewusst dazustehenIII. vt▪ to \jockey sb into doing sth jdn dazu drängen, etw zu tun* * *['dZɒkɪ]1. nJockey m, Jockei m, Rennreiter(in) m(f)2. vito jockey for position (lit) — sich in eine gute Position zu drängeln versuchen, sich gut platzieren wollen; (fig) rangeln
they were all jockeying for office in the new government — sie rangelten alle um ein Amt in der neuen Regierung
3. vt(= force by crafty manoeuvres)to jockey sb into doing sth — jdn dazu bringen, etw zu tun
he felt he had been jockeyed into it — er hatte das Gefühl, dass man ihn da reinbugsiert hatte (inf)
* * *A s2. US umga) Fahrer m:b) Bedienungsmann m:elevator jockey Aufzug-, Fahrstuhlführer mB v/t1. ein Pferd (als Jockey) reiten2. US umga) einen Lastwagen etc fahrenb) einen Aufzug etc bedienen3. manövrieren (auch fig):jockey sb away jemanden weglotsen;jockey sb into sth jemanden in etwas hineinmanövrieren;jockey sb into a position jemandem eine Stellung zuschanzen;b) jemanden betrügen umC v/i1. als Jockey reiten:he has jockeyed in many races er ist schon in vielen Rennen geritten* * *1. nounJockei, der; Jockey, der2. intransitive verbjockey for position — (lit. or fig.) alles daransetzen, eine möglichst gute Position zu erringen
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noun[Sport]suspensorium, das* * *ˈjock·strapn Suspensorium nt* * *['dZɒkstrp]nSuspensorium nt* * ** * *noun[Sport]suspensorium, das -
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'disc jock·ey nDiskjockey m
См. также в других словарях:
jock — jock·er; jock·ey·ship; jock; jock·strap; jock·te·leg; Jock·ey; jock·ey; … English syllables
jock — n. 1. a person trained to compete in sports; an athlete. [WordNet sense 1] Syn: athlete. [WordNet 1.5] 2. A jockstrap. [PJC] 3. A {disk jockey}. [PJC] {shock jock} a radio talk show host who is notorious for voicing unpopular, controversial, or… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
jock — [ dʒak ] noun count 1. ) AMERICAN INFORMAL a student who plays a lot of sports. This word often shows that you do not like people like this, and it is used especially by other students who do not take part in sports. 2. ) AMERICAN INFORMAL a… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
jock — (n.) 1952, short for JOCKSTRAP (Cf. jockstrap) supporter of the male genital organs, which also meant, in slang, athletic male. Jock with the meaning an athletic man is from 1963, American English slang … Etymology dictionary
jock — ► NOUN informal 1) a disc jockey. 2) N. Amer. an enthusiast or participant in a specified activity: a computer jock … English terms dictionary
jock|ey — «JOK ee», noun, plural eys, verb, eyed, ey|ing. –n. 1. a person who rides horses in races as an occupation. 2. U.S. Slang. the operator of a vehicle or machine: »a truck jockey, a typewriter jockey. 3. Especially British. a crafty bargainer; … Useful english dictionary
jock|o — «JOK oh», noun, plural jock|os. 1. = monkey. (Cf. ↑monkey) 2. = chimpanzee. (Cf. ↑chimpanzee) ╂[< French jocko, also enjocko < engeco < ncheko, the West African name] … Useful english dictionary
Jock — Jock, doppeltes Zugtau (Talje) mit zwei Scheibenblöcken, die man an den Handgriff des Steuerruders befestigt, um bei Sturm das Ruder bewegen zu können … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Jock — m Scottish: variant of JACK (SEE Jack), sometimes used as an archetypal nickname for a Scotsman. Variant: Seoc (Gaelic). Pet forms: Jockie, Jockey, Jockan; Seocan (Gaelic) … First names dictionary
jock — [dʒɔk US dʒa:k] n informal [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: jockstrap] 1.) AmE someone, especially a student, who plays a lot of sport and is often considered to be stupid 2.) BrE someone from Scotland sometimes used in an insulting way 3.) a ↑disc… … Dictionary of contemporary English
jock — [n] athlete competitor, letterman/woman, letterperson, player, sportsman/woman, sportsperson; concept 366 … New thesaurus
