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tr['æbseɪl]1 hacer rappel'æbseɪlintransitive verb (BrE Sport) descender* en rappel['æbsaɪl]VI (Brit) (Sport) (also: abseil down) hacer rappel, bajar en la cuerda* * *['æbseɪl]intransitive verb (BrE Sport) descender* en rappel -
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abseil [ˊæbseɪl] vспуска́ться при по́мощи верёвки, кана́та -
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1.(Mount.) intransitive verb abseilen2. nounAbseilen, das* * *ab·seil[ˈæbseɪl]esp BRIT, AUSII. n Abstieg m (durch Abseilen)* * *['bseɪl] (Brit)1. vi (MOUNTAINEERING)sich abseilen2. nAbstieg m (am Seil)* * *abseil [ˈæbsaıl] Bergsteigen:B s Abseilen n* * *1.(Mount.) intransitive verb abseilen2. nounAbseilen, das -
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n. methode om een berg te beklimming door een touw dat aan een uithangend uitsteeksel is vastgehecht naar beneden te laten glijden (Bergklimmen)[ æbsajl] 〈 bergsport〉 -
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гл. спускаться на веревке (об альпинистах) -
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Общая лексика: спускаться на верёвке (об альпинистах) -
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[`æbseɪl]спускаться на веревкеАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > abseil
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[ab·seil || 'æbseɪl, -saɪl]◙ n. ירידה מראש הר תוך גלישה על חבל המחובר אל עצם בולט בראש ההר (טיפוס הרים)◙ v. לרדת מראש הר תוך גלישה על חבל המחובר אל עצם בולט בראש ההר (טיפוס הרים)* * *◙ (םירה סופיט) רהה שארב טלוב םצע לא רבוחמה לבח לע השילג ךות רה שארמ הדירי◄◙ (םירה סופיט) רהה שארב טלוב םצע לא רבוחמה לבח לע השילג ךות רה שארמ תדרל◄ -
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verb \/ˈæbseɪl\/( fjellklatring) forklaring: fire seg ned ved hjelp av tau -
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n., vi. (자일을 쓰는)현수하강, 현수하강을 하다 -
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spuštanje
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['æbseɪl]vispuszczać się (spuścić się perf) po linie -
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v despenjar-se (d'un lloc) | baixar fent ràpel -
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* * *[ab·seil || 'æbseɪl, -saɪl] v. спускаться с крутизны на веревке* * *спускаться на веревке (об альпинистах)
См. также в других словарях:
abseil — ► VERB ▪ descend a near vertical surface using a rope coiled round the body and fixed at a higher point. DERIVATIVES abseiler noun abseiling noun. ORIGIN German abseilen, from ab down + Seil rope … English terms dictionary
abseil — [äp′zīl΄, äp′sīl΄; äb′zīl΄, äb′sīl΄] vi. [Ger abseilen < ab, down + seil, a rope] to descend by rappelling n. such a descent … English World dictionary
abseil — UK [ˈæbseɪl] / US [ˈæbˌseɪl] verb [intransitive] Word forms abseil : present tense I/you/we/they abseil he/she/it abseils present participle abseiling past tense abseiled past participle abseiled British to climb down the front of a large rock or … English dictionary
abseil — intransitive verb Etymology: German abseilen, from ab down, off + Seil rope Date: 1941 chiefly British rappel • abseil noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
abseil — 1. verb /ˈæbseɪl/ To descend a steep or vertical drop using a rope with a mechanical friction device or (classic abseil) by wrapping the rope around the body; to rappel. 2. noun /ˈæbseɪl/ Such a … Wiktionary
abseil — 1. (n.) A controlled descent of a rope using friction obtained by either wrapping the rope around the body in a particular way or passing the rope through a carabiner or passing the rope through a descender [25]. 2. (v.) To do an abseil… … Lexicon of Cave and Karst Terminology
abseil — [[t]æ̱bseɪl[/t]] abseils, abseiling, abseiled VERB To abseil down a cliff or rock face means to slide down it in a controlled way using a rope, with your feet against the cliff or rock. [BRIT] [V down n] The man and his son Mark had abseiled down … English dictionary
abseil — /ahp zuyl, ab sayl/, n., v.i. rappel. [1930 35; < G abseilen (ab down + seilen to rope)] * * * … Universalium
abseil — ab|seil [ˈæbseıl] v [I + down] BrE ↑harness, ↑rope [Date: 1900 2000; : German; Origin: abseilen] to go down a cliff or a rock by sliding down a rope and pushing against the rock with your feet American Equivalent: rappel … Dictionary of contemporary English
abseil — ab|seil [ æb,seıl ] verb intransitive BRITISH to RAPPEL down a steep surface … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
abseil — ab·seil || æbseɪl, saɪl n. method of descending a mountain face by sliding down a rope which is fastened to an overhead projection (Mountain Climbing) v. rappel, descend a mountain face by sliding down a rope which is fastened to an overhead… … English contemporary dictionary