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* * *[spaɪkt]\spiked helmet Pickelhaube f* * *[spaɪkt]adjshoe mit Spikes; stick mit Dornen versehen; railings mit Spitzen; drink mit Schuss* * *spiked1 [spaıkt] adj BOT Ähren tragendspiked2 [spaıkt] adj1. mit Nägeln oder (Eisen)Spitzen (versehen):spiked helmet Pickelhaube f2. mit Schuss (Getränk) -
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spike (a drink) v подмешать (добавить более крепкое спиртное в алкогольный напиток), сделать «ерш»After he failed the breathalyser-test, the drunken motorist claimed that someone in the bar had spiked his lager with vodka.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > spike a drink
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1) (a hard, thin, pointed object (of wood, metal etc): The fence had long spikes on top.) punta, pincho2) (a pointed piece of metal attached to the sole of a shoe etc to prevent slipping.) clavo•- spiked- spiky
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spike n1. pincho2. clavotr[spaɪk]1 SMALLBOTANY/SMALL espiga————————tr[spaɪk]1 (sharp point) punta, pincho; (sharp-pointed object) objeto puntiagudo2 (on running shoe) clavo1 (with shoes) clavar2 (drink) echar alcohol a1 (running shoes) zapatillas nombre femenino plural de clavos\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto spike somebody's guns echar por tierra los planes de alguienspike heel tacón nombre masculino de aguja1) fasten: clavar (con clavos grandes)2) pierce: atravesar3) : añadir alcohol ahe spiked her drink with rum: le puso ron a la bebidaspike n: clavo m granden.• alcayata s.f.• clavo s.m.• escarpia s.f.• espiche s.m.• espiga s.f.• espigón s.m.• estaquilla s.f.• mazorca s.f.• pincho s.m.• punta s.f.• rejo s.m.v.• inutilizar v.• sujetar con pincho v.
I spaɪk1)a) ( pointed object) punta f, púa f, pincho m or (Arg) pinche m; ( on track shoes) clavo m or (Chi, Ven) púa f or (Col) carramplón mb) (Elec Eng, Phys) pico mc) spike (heel) (AmE) stiletto 2)2) spikes pl ( running shoes) zapatillas fpl de clavos or (Chi, Ven) de púas or (Col) con carramplones, picos mpl (Méx)
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1) ( pierce) pinchar, clavar2) ( add something to) (colloq)[spaɪk]1. N1) (=point) punta f ; (=metal rod) pincho m ; (=stake) estaca f ; (=tool) escarpia f ; (on railing) barrote m ; (on sports shoes) clavo m2) (Zool) [of hedgehog etc] púa f3) (Elec) pico m parásito4) (Bot) espiga f5) spikes (Sport) zapatillas fpl con clavos2. VT1) (=fix) clavar; (=impale) atravesar2) (=stop) [+ rumour] acabar con; (=thwart) [+ plan etc] frustrar- spike sb's guns3)a spiked drink * — (with added alcohol) una bebida con alcohol añadido de extranjis; (drugged) una bebida a la que le han echado algo, como un somnífero, droga etc.
3.CPDspike heel N — (US) tacón m de aguja
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I [spaɪk]1)a) ( pointed object) punta f, púa f, pincho m or (Arg) pinche m; ( on track shoes) clavo m or (Chi, Ven) púa f or (Col) carramplón mb) (Elec Eng, Phys) pico mc) spike (heel) (AmE) stiletto 2)2) spikes pl ( running shoes) zapatillas fpl de clavos or (Chi, Ven) de púas or (Col) con carramplones, picos mpl (Méx)
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I 1. [spaɪk]1) (pointed object) punta f., spuntone m.2. II [spaɪk]••III [spaɪk]to spike sb.'s guns — mandare all'aria i piani di qcn
* * *1) (a hard, thin, pointed object (of wood, metal etc): The fence had long spikes on top.) punta2) (a pointed piece of metal attached to the sole of a shoe etc to prevent slipping.) chiodo•- spiked- spiky
- spikiness* * *[spaɪk]1. nrocky spike — (Mountaineering) spuntone m
2)3) Elec punta (di corrente)4) (in price, volume etc) aumento improvviso2. vt(story, interview) rifiutare di pubblicare, fig3. vi(price, volume etc) aumentare improvvisamente* * *spike /spaɪk/n.1 punta; chiodo; lancia: the spikes of running shoes, i chiodi delle scarpe da corsa; the spikes of an iron fence, le lance d'una cancellata7 (fam.) ago; siringa● ( USA) spike heels, tacchi a spillo □ (bot.) spike lavender ( Lavandula latifolia), spigo □ spike oil, olio essenziale (o essenza) di spigo □ (agric.) spike-tooth harrow, erpice a denti rigidi.(to) spike /spaɪk/v. t.1 armare di punte; munire di chiodi; chiodare; ferrare2 infilare; infilzare3 (ferr.) arpionare8 (fam.) mettere microspie in● (stor., mil.) to spike a gun, inchiodare un cannone □ (fig.) to spike sb. 's guns, frustrare (o mandare all'aria, o a monte) i piani di q. □ (fig.) to spike a rumour, porre fine a una diceria.* * *I 1. [spaɪk]1) (pointed object) punta f., spuntone m.2. II [spaɪk]••III [spaɪk]to spike sb.'s guns — mandare all'aria i piani di qcn
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1. noun1) Stachel, der; (of running shoe) Spike, der2. transitive verb1)spike somebody's guns — (fig.) jemandem einen Strich durch die Rechnung machen (ugs.)
2) (coll.): (add spirits or drugs to)somebody spiked his drink — jemand hat ihm etwas in seinen Drink getan
* * *1) (a hard, thin, pointed object (of wood, metal etc): The fence had long spikes on top.) die Spitze2) (a pointed piece of metal attached to the sole of a shoe etc to prevent slipping.) der Laufdorn•- academic.ru/69511/spiked">spiked- spiky
- spikiness* * *[spaɪk]I. n3. (running shoes)▪ \spikes pl Spikes pl▪ \spikes pl Pfennigabsätze pl, Bleistiftabsätze pl ÖSTERR, SCHWEIZ\spike in productivity Produktivitätssteigerung fII. vt1. (with pointy object)▪ to \spike sth etw aufspießento \spike a plan/a project einen Plan/ein Projekt einstellento \spike sb's drink/the punch einen Schuss Alkohol in jds Getränk/die Bowle gebento \spike a ball einen Ball schmettern6. (increase)▪ to \spike sth etw hochjagen7.* * *[spaɪk]1. n1) (on wall, railing, helmet etc) Spitze f; (= nail) Nagel m; (on plant) Stachel m; (on shoe, tyre etc) Spike m; (for receipts, wastepaper etc) Dorn mSee:→ also spikes4) (= hair) (Igel)schnitt m2. vtto spike sb's guns ( Brit inf ) — jdm den Wind aus den Segeln nehmen
* * *spike1 [spaık] s BOT1. (Gras-, Korn) Ähre fspike2 [spaık]A s1. Stift m, Spitze f, Stachel m, Dorn m2. TECH (Haken-, Schienen) Nagel m, Bolzen m3. Eisenspitze f (am Zaun)4. SPORTa) Spike mb) pl Spikes pl (Rennschuhe etc)6. JAGD Spieß m (eines Junghirsches)7. MED Zacke f (in der Fieberkurve etc)8. ELEKa) nadelförmiger Impuls9. FISCH junge MakreleB v/t1. festnageln2. mit (Eisen)Spitzen etc versehen3. aufspießen4. SPORT mit den Spikes verletzenspike sb’s guns fig jemandem einen Strich durch die Rechnung machen6. fig US erledigen7. a) einen Schuss Alkohol in ein Getränk gebenb) fig würzen, pfeffern8. Volleyball: den Ball schmettern9. Journalismus: eine Story ablehnen* * *1. noun1) Stachel, der; (of running shoe) Spike, der2. transitive verb1)spike somebody's guns — (fig.) jemandem einen Strich durch die Rechnung machen (ugs.)
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spike [spaɪk]1. nouna. ( = pierce) transpercer3. compounds* * *[spaɪk] 1. 2.spikes plural noun Sport chaussures fpl à pointes3.transitive verb1) ( pierce) embrocher2) (colloq) corser [drink] ( with de)3) ( reject) mettre [quelque chose] au panier [story]4) Sport ( in volleyball)5) ( thwart) contrecarrer [scheme]; étouffer [rumour]•• -
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1) (a hard, thin, pointed object (of wood, metal etc): The fence had long spikes on top.) pigg, spiss2) (a pointed piece of metal attached to the sole of a shoe etc to prevent slipping.) brodd•- spiked- spiky
- spikinessaks--------pigg--------spissIsubst. \/spaɪk\/1) ( av metall) pigg, spiss, tagg2) nagle, spiker, skinnespiker3) ( botanikk) aks4) ( hverdagslig) forklaring: høykirkelig eller doktrinær anglokatolikk5) ( zoologi) spiss (på hjortetakk)6) ( slang) nål, sprøytespiss7) ( medisin) spisspotensial8) ( zoologi) pir, ung makrell9) (EDB, telekommunikasjon) transient (kortvarig spenningspuls)spikes piggskoIIverb \/spaɪk\/1) forsyne med pigger, brodde2) spikre (fast), gjennombore (med en spiker), spidde3) ( om kanon) fornagle4) ( hverdagslig) sprite opp (drink)5) forgifte, tilsette svært skadelig stoff6) ( avisspråk) vrake7) (sport, volleyball) smashespike a rumour avlive et ryktespike somebody's guns ( overført) lamme noens handlekraft, sette en stopper for noens planer -
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spike (a drink) v подмешать (добавить более крепкое спиртное в алкогольный напиток), сделать «ерш»After he failed the breathalyser-test, the drunken motorist claimed that someone in the bar had spiked his lager with vodka.
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spike [spaɪk](a) (shoes, railings) garnir de pointes∎ my coffee was spiked with brandy mon café était arrosé de cognac□(d) (thwart → affair) faire avorter; (→ plan) contrecarrer, entraver; Military & History (canon, guns) enclouer;∎ figurative to spike sb's guns priver qn de ses moyens d'action, mettre qn hors d'action(in volleyball) smasher3 noun(a) (on railings, shoe, helmet) pointe f; (on barbed wire) piquant m; (on cactus) épine f; (on tyre) clou m; (for paper) pique-notes m inv;∎ Press the story was put on the spike l'article a été rejeté(b) (peak → on graph) pointe f(e) (in volleyball) smash m►► spike heels (chaussures fpl à) talons mpl aiguilles;spike lavender lavande f aspic m, spic m
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