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1 noun∎ to go on a trip faire un voyage, partir en voyage;∎ he's away on a business trip il est parti en voyage d'affaires;∎ we went on a long bus trip on a fait un long voyage en bus;∎ I had to make three trips into town j'ai dû aller trois fois en ville ou faire trois voyages en ville;∎ to make a trip to the dentist's aller chez le dentiste∎ we had a lovely trip to Devon nous avons fait une très belle promenade dans le Devon;∎ she took the children on a trip to the seaside elle a emmené les enfants en promenade au bord de la mer;∎ school trip voyage m scolaire∎ an LSD trip un trip au LSD;∎ to have a bad trip faire un mauvais trip∎ he seems to be on some kind of nostalgia trip il semble être en pleine crise de nostalgie;∎ to be on a guilt trip culpabiliser;∎ to be on a power trip être en plein trip mégalo;∎ to be on an ego trip se faire mousser(a) (person → make stumble) faire trébucher; (→ make fall) faire tomber; (intentionally) faire un croche-pied ou un croc-en-jambe à;∎ he tripped me il m'a fait un croche-pied(b) (switch, alarm) déclencher∎ to trip the light fantastic danser∎ I tripped and fell j'ai trébuché et je suis tombé;∎ she tripped on or over the wire elle s'est pris le pied dans le fil;∎ I tripped on a pile of books j'ai buté contre ou trébuché sur une pile de livres∎ to trip in/out entrer/sortir d'un pas léger;∎ she tripped down the lane elle descendit le chemin d'un pas léger;∎ figurative her name doesn't exactly trip off the tongue son nom n'est pas très facile à prononcer∎ to trip on acid faire un trip à l'acide►► Cars trip recorder compteur m journalier, totalisateur m partiel;trip switch interrupteur mvery familiar drugs slang faire un triptrébucher, faire un faux pasbuter sur ou contre, trébucher sur ou contre;∎ figurative you can't go anywhere here without tripping over celebrities par ici on ne peut pas faire un pas sans se heurter à une célébrité➲ trip up∎ her questions are often designed to trip people up ses questions sont souvent conçues pour désarçonner les gens∎ I tripped up on a stone j'ai trébuché ou buté contre une pierre(b) (make a mistake) gaffer, faire une gaffe;∎ I tripped up badly there j'ai fait une grosse gaffe, là -
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1. nountwo trips were necessary to transport everything — zwei Fahrten waren nötig, um alles zu transportieren
2. intransitive verb,[good/bad] trip on LSD — [guter/schlechter] LSD-Trip
- pp-1) (stumble) stolpern (on über + Akk.)2) (coll.): (hallucin ate while on drugs)trip [on LSD] — auf einem [LSD-]Trip sein
3) (walk etc. with light steps) trippeln3. transitive verb,- pp- see academic.ru/92928/trip_up">trip up 2. 1)Phrasal Verbs:- trip up* * *[trip] 1. past tense, past participle - tripped; verb1) ((often with up or over) to (cause to) catch one's foot and stumble or fall: She tripped and fell; She tripped over the carpet.) stolpern2) (to walk with short, light steps: She tripped happily along the road.) trippeln2. noun(a journey or tour: She went on / took a trip to Paris.) der Ausflug- tripper* * *[trɪp]I. nbusiness \trip Geschäftsreise fround \trip Rundreise fan ego \trip ein Egotrip mto be on a power \trip auf einem starken Egotrip seinto have a bad \trip auf einen schlimmen Trip kommen slII. vi<- pp->1. (unbalance) stolpernto \trip over one's own feet über seine eigenen Füße stolpern2. (be hindered)▪ to \trip over sb/sth über jdn/etw stolpernto \trip over each other übereinander stolpern3. (mispronounce)to \trip over one's tongue sich akk versprechento \trip over one's words über seine Worte stolpern4. (be uttered)to \trip off the tongue leicht von der Zunge gehen5. (walk)▪ to \trip somewhere irgendwohin tänzelnto \trip [out] on LSD auf einem LSD-Trip sein sl7. (journey)▪ to \trip somewhere irgendwohin reisenIII. vt<- pp->1. (unbalance)▪ to \trip sb jdm ein Bein stellen2. (activate)▪ to \trip sth etw anschalten3.* * *[trɪp]1. nlet's go on a trip to the seaside — machen wir doch einen Ausflug ans Meer!, fahren wir doch ans Meer!
that's his fifth trip to the bathroom already! — er geht jetzt schon zum fünften Mal auf die Toilette! (inf)
to take a trip (to) — eine Reise machen (nach), verreisen (nach)
3) (= stumble) Stolpern ntthat was a nasty trip — da sind Sie aber übel gestolpert
4) (ESP SPORT) Beinstellen nthe didn't fall, it was a trip — er ist nicht( von selbst) hingefallen, man hat ihm ein Bein gestellt
2. vi1) (= stumble) stolpern (on, over über +acc)2)See:= trip up3) (= skip) trippelnto trip in/out — hinein-/hinaustrippeln
a phrase which trips off the tongue — ein Ausdruck, der einem leicht von der Zunge geht
3. vtSee:→ also trip up3) (old: dance) tanzen* * *trip [trıp]A v/i1. trippeln, tänzelntrip over one’s own feet über die eigenen Füße stolpern3. fig (einen) Fehler machen:catch sb tripping jemanden bei einem Fehler ertappen4. a) (über ein Wort) stolpern, sich versprechenb) (mit der Zunge) anstoßenB v/t2. fig etwas vereiteln3. fig jemanden ertappen (in bei einem Fehler etc)5. TECHa) auslösenb) schaltenC sto nach):2. weitS. Fahrt f3. Stolpern n:trip wire Stolperdraht m4. a) besonders fig Fehltritt mb) fig Fehler m5. Beinstellen n6. Trippeln n, Tänzeln n7. sl Trip m (Drogenrausch):go on a trip → A 68. TECHa) Auslösevorrichtung fb) Auslösen n:* * *1. nountwo trips were necessary to transport everything — zwei Fahrten waren nötig, um alles zu transportieren
2. intransitive verb,[good/bad] trip on LSD — [guter/schlechter] LSD-Trip
- pp-1) (stumble) stolpern (on über + Akk.)2) (coll.): (hallucin ate while on drugs)trip [on LSD] — auf einem [LSD-]Trip sein
3) (walk etc. with light steps) trippeln3. transitive verb,Phrasal Verbs:- trip up* * *v.stolpern v.trippeln v. n.Abstecher m.Trip -s m. -
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abbreviation = lysergic acid diethylamideLSD, das* * *LSD1[AM ˌelesˈdi:]to trip on \LSD einen LSD-Trip schmeißen [o werfen] sl\LSD high LSD-Rausch m\LSD trip LSD-Trip mLSD2[AM ˌelesˈdi:]* * *abbr LSD nt* * ** * *abbreviation = lysergic acid diethylamideLSD, das -
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[ˌelesʼdi:] nto trip on \LSD einen LSD-Trip schmeißen [o werfen] (sl) nmodifier (dealer, dose, prices) LSD-;\LSD high LSD-Rausch m;\LSD trip LSD-Trip m -
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[trɪp] nbusiness \trip Geschäftsreise f;round \trip Rundreise fan ego \trip ein Egotrip m;to be on a power \trip auf einem starken Egotrip sein1) ( unbalance) stolpern;to \trip over one's own feet über seine eigenen Füße stolpern2) ( be hindered)to \trip over sb/ sth über jdn/etw stolpern;to \trip over each other übereinander stolpern3) ( mispronounce)to \trip over one's tongue sich akk versprechen;to \trip over one's words über seine Worte stolpern4) ( be uttered)to \trip off the tongue leicht von der Zunge gehen5) ( walk)to \trip somewhere irgendwohin tänzelnto \trip [out] on LSD auf einem LSD-Trip sein (sl)7) ( journey)1) ( unbalance)to \trip sb jdm ein Bein stellen2) ( activate)to \trip sth etw anschaltenPHRASES: -
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{trip}
I. 1. кратко пътешествие/екскурзия/обиколка
honeymoon TRIP сватбено пътешествие
trial TRIP мор. пробен рейс
to do the TRIP from... to... пътувам от... до
2. препъване, падане, прен. грешка
3. лека/пъргава походка/стъпка
4. разг. халюцинации, причинени от взети опиати
II. 1. стъпвам/танцувам бързо и леко, потичвам
2. препъвам (се), спъвам (се)
подлагам крак/слагам марка на (up)
to TRIP over препъвам се/спъвам се в (something нещо), прен. правя погрешна стъпка, сбърквам, прегрешавам
3. уличавам/хващам в лъжа/противоречие и пр
4. ост. пътувам, обикалям
5. отвързвам, откопчавам, откачам, освобождавам, мор. отделям (котва) от дъното
6. тех. разединявам, изключвам
7. разг. халюцинирам под влиянието на наркотик* * *{trip} n 1. кратко пътешествие/екскурзия/обиколка; honeymoon trip с(2) {trip} v (-pp-) 1. стъпвам/танцувам бързо и леко; потичвам;* * *спъване; съединявам; ситня; рейс; сбърквам; отвързвам; откопчавам; препъвам; препъване; прегрешавам; включвам; разединявам; пътувам; пътешествие; пропуск; пътуване; екскурзия;* * *1. honeymoon trip сватбено пътешествие 2. i. кратко пътешествие/екскурзия/обиколка 3. ii. стъпвам/танцувам бързо и леко, потичвам 4. to do the trip from... to... пътувам от... до 5. to trip over препъвам се/спъвам се в (something нещо), прен. правя погрешна стъпка, сбърквам, прегрешавам 6. trial trip мор. пробен рейс 7. лека/пъргава походка/стъпка 8. ост. пътувам, обикалям 9. отвързвам, откопчавам, откачам, освобождавам, мор. отделям (котва) от дъното 10. подлагам крак/слагам марка на (up) 11. препъвам (се), спъвам (се) 12. препъване, падане, прен. грешка 13. разг. халюцинации, причинени от взети опиати 14. разг. халюцинирам под влиянието на наркотик 15. тех. разединявам, изключвам 16. уличавам/хващам в лъжа/противоречие и пр* * *trip [trip] I. n 1. екскурзия, късо пътешествие, пътуване; рейс, обиколка; honeymoon \trip сватбено пътешествие; maiden \trip (за кораб) първо пътуване, първи рейс; trial \trip мор. пробен рейс; a round \trip пътуване (рейс, полет) отиване и връщане; business \trip командировка; to go for a \trip пътувам; to make (do) a \trip пътувам; 2. спъване, препъване, подлагане на крак; 3. бърза лека походка; 4. улов; 5. ост. грешка, объркване; погрешна стъпка; изпускане; 6. sl въздействие (ефект) на халюциногенно средство; наркоза; 7. езиче, зъбец; 8. прекъсвач, задействащ се от минаващ покрай него плъзгач; 9. обръщател; emergency \trip защитно устройство за аварийно изключване; length \trip автоматичен ограничител на ход; overload \trip ограничител на натоварването; изключване при претоварване; safety \trip предпазен изключвател; II. v (- pp-) 1. стъпвам леко и бързо; подтичвам; to \trip it ост., шег. танцувам (и to \trip a measure); 2. препъвам (се); спъвам, подлагам крак на (up); to \trip over s.th. препъвам се в нещо; 3. ост. обикалям, пътувам; 4. сбърквам, прегрешавам; to catch s.o. \tripping улавям някого в грешка; откривам прегрешенията на някого; 5. уличавам, хващам в лъжа; обърквам; to \trip up a witness уличавам свидетел в противоречиви показания (противоречие); 6. sl съм под въздействието на халюциногенно средство (като LSD); надрусан съм; 7. тех. отвързвам, откопчавам, откачам, освобождавам; мор. отделям котва от дъното; 8. тех. съединявам, включвам; разединявам, изключвам. -
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A n1 ( journey) ( abroad) voyage m ; ( excursion) excursion f ; to go on ou take a trip faire un voyage ; a trip to Greece un voyage en Grèce ; a trip to the seaside une excursion au bord de la mer ; business trip voyage d'affaires ; boat trip excursion en bateau ; to be away on a trip être en voyage ; a 12 day/200 km trip un voyage de 12 jours/de 200 km ; we did the trip in five hours nous avons fait le trajet en cinq heures ; it's only a short trip into London c'est juste un petit tour à Londres ; it's a two hour trip from here c'est à deux heures d'ici ;2 ( visit) tour m ; a trip to the toilet/bar un tour aux toilettes/au bar ; to make a trip into town faire un tour en ville ; to make three trips a week to London aller à Londres trois fois par semaine ;3 Electron déclenche f ;4 ○ argot des drogués trip ○ m ; to have a good/bad trip faire un bon/mauvais trip ○ ; an acid trip un trip ○ d'acide.1 ( stumble) trébucher, faire un faux pas ; to trip on ou over trébucher sur [step, rock] ; se prendre les pieds dans [hem, scarf, rope] ; to trip over one's own feet trébucher ; you can't move in here without tripping over a celebrity on ne fait pas deux pas ici sans tomber sur une célébrité ;2 ( move jauntily) to trip along [child] gambader ; [adult] marcher d'un pas léger ; to trip into/out of the room entrer dans/sortir de la pièce d'un pas léger ;3 ○ argot des drogués tripper ○, être sous l'effet du LSD.■ trip over:▶ trip over trébucher, faire un faux pas ;■ trip out ○ planer ○.■ trip up:▶ trip up1 ( stumble) trébucher, faire un faux pas ;2 ( make an error) se tromper ;▶ trip [sb] up, trip up [sb]2 ( catch out) désarçonner [witness, candidate]. -
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n. reisje; misleiding; fout--------v. struikelen, laten mislukkentrip1[ trip] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉♦voorbeelden:→ bad bad/————————trip2〈 tripped〉♦voorbeelden:II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉 -
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kb. 1 perjalanan. 2 Sl.: melawat ke alam mimpi/khayal (LSD). -kkt. (tripped) 1 menyebabkan tersandung. 2 menjegal/mengait kaki (s.o). 3 menjebloskan. -kki. 1 tersandung. 2 membuat kekeliruan. -
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arg., Stups. mauvais trip [au LSD, p. ex.] ; trip flippantEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > bad trip
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♦ head /hɛd/A n.1 (anat.) testa; capo; ( per estens.) testa, cervello, mente: He struck me on the head, mi ha colpito sulla testa; a head of hair, una (bella) testa di capelli; Your brother is taller than you by a head, tuo fratello ti supera di tutta la testa; to lower (o to bow) one's head, abbassare il capo; He's a hot head, è una testa calda; Use your head!, usa la testa (o il cervello)!; to keep a cool head, saper tenere la testa a posto; avere il sangue freddo; to enter sb. 's head, passare per la testa; to hang one's head ( in shame), abbassare la testa, stare a capo chino ( per la vergogna); to bend one's head, chinare il capo ( anche fig.); to toss one's head, scuotere la testa; scrollare il capo; to put an idea into sb. 's head, mettere un'idea in testa a q.; to put st. out of one's head, togliersi qc. dalla mente; to shake one's head, scuotere il capo (in segno di diniego, di disapprovazione, o di meraviglia)2 ( di un oggetto) testa; capo; capocchia; cima; estremità; punta; ( di un letto) capezzale, testata, testiera: the head of an arrow, la punta d'una freccia; the head of a nail [of a hammer], la testa d'un chiodo [d'un martello]; the head of a pier, l'estremità d'un molo; (naut.) the head of a mast, la cima di un albero; the head of a pin, la capocchia d'uno spillo; cylinder head, testa del cilindro; at the head of the page, in capo (o in cima) alla pagina; at the head of a staircase, in cima alle scale; at the head of the table, a capotavola3 (geogr.) capo; promontorio; fonte; inizio ( d'un lago); sorgente, capo ( di un fiume): Beachy Head, Capo Beachy; at the head of the lake, all'inizio del lago; in cima al lago ( dove entra l'immissario)4 persona a capo, alla testa (di qc.); capo; dirigente: department head, caporeparto; to be at the head of an army [of a business], essere alla testa di un esercito [di un'azienda]; head of household, capofamiglia7 (inv. al pl.) capo, capi ( di bestiame); testa ( contando persone): 50 head of cattle, 50 capi di bovini; We were given 5 dollars a head, ricevemmo 5 dollari a testa8 (bot.) capolino; cesto; cespo; palla: a clover head, un capolino di trifoglio; a head of lettuce, un cespo di lattuga10 fondo: the head of a barrel [of a cask], il fondo d'un barile [d'una botte]; the heads of a drum, i fondi (o le pelli) d'un tamburo14 (fig.) crisi decisiva (o finale); punto di massima tensione: Matters are in danger of coming to a head, c'è il pericolo che la situazione precipiti (o che giunga alla crisi finale)15 (mecc. dei fluidi, = pressure head) altezza piezometrica; prevalenza, pressione di mandata ( dell'acqua o del vapore)16 (fam.) mal di testa (spec. conseguente a una sbornia): Boy, do I have a head!, mamma mia, che mal di testa!17 (ind. min.) galleria21 (naut.) prora, prua: The ship was head to the wind, la nave aveva la prua controvento (o era alla cappa)27 (volg.) pene eretto; orgasmo29 (pl.) testa ( di una moneta): Heads or tails?, testa o croce?; (fig.) Heads I win, tails you lose, comunque vadano le cose, io ci guadagno e tu ci perdiB a. attr.1 capo; principale; primo: the head waiter, il capo cameriere; our head office, il nostro ufficio principale; la nostra sede centrale; DIALOGO → - On the phone- She's visiting our head office in Glasgow, è in visita presso la nostra sede centrale di Glasgow3 di testa; situato in testa● head and shoulders, di tutta la testa e delle spalle; (fig.) di gran lunga: She is head and shoulders above her classmates, è di gran lunga superiore ai suoi compagni di classe □ head-and-shoulder photograph, fotografia formato tessera □ (in GB) head boy, studente anziano che rappresenta la scuola (in una scuola privata è il capo dei ► «prefects», def. 2); capitano della scuola □ head butt ► headbutt □ head case ► headcase □ head clerk, capoufficio, capo ufficio □ head coach, ( calcio) commissario tecnico; ( pallavolo) allenatore in prima □ head count ► headcount □ head first, a testa avanti, a capo in giù, a capofitto; (fig.) a precipizio, avventatamente; ( di un feto) dalla parte della testa: to dive head first, tuffarsi di testa □ (in GB) head girl, studentessa anziana che rappresenta la scuola (in una scuola privata è il capo delle ► «prefects», def. 2); capitana della scuola □ ( sport) head guard, casco □ head job, incarico direttivo; (volg. USA) sesso orale; bocchino, pompino (volg.) □ (zool.) head louse ( Pediculus humanus capitis), pidocchio dei capelli □ head-money, taglia ( su un bandito); = head tax ► sotto □ (comput.) head mounted display, casco virtuale; casco visore □ head note, nota in testa a un capitolo; (mus.) nota di testa □ (med.) head nurse, caposala; infermiera capo □ (fam.) head of cauliflower, palla di cavolo □ (polit.) head of state, capo di Stato □ ( sport) head of the race, testa della corsa □ (fam.) to… one's head off, fare qc. ( gridare, ridere, parlare, ecc.) in modo sfrenato, a tutto spiano, come un matto: The baby was screaming his head off, il bambino urlava a pieni polmoni; to laugh one's head off, ridere come un matto □ head-on, (avv.) a testa avanti; frontalmente; (fig.) a viso aperto, con determinazione; (agg.) frontale; (fig.) a viso aperto, duro: The two cars collided head-on, le due auto si sono scontrate frontalmente; We must address the problem head-on, dobbiamo affrontare con determinazione il problema (o non dobbiamo girare intorno al problema); a head-on collision, (autom.) una collisione (o uno scontro) frontale; a head-on confrontation, un confronto a viso aperto □ head over heels, capovolto, sulla testa, a gambe all'aria □ head over heels in love with sb., innamorato cotto di q. □ head-page, prima pagina ( di un libro) □ head porter, portiere capo, primo portiere ( d'albergo, ecc.) □ ( vela) head reaching, bolina stretta ( una delle andature) □ (naut.) head sea, mare di prua □ ( sport e fig.) head start, vantaggio iniziale □ head tax, tassa pro capite; testatico □ head teacher, preside ( di scuola) □ head-to-head, (sost.) confronto (o duello) serrato; testa a testa; (agg. e avv.) testa contro testa; serrato, ai ferri corti: a head-to-head battle, uno scontro ai ferri corti □ head tube, tubo del manubrio, tubo di sterzo ( di bicicletta) □ ( slang) head trip, viaggio ( di drogato), ‘trip’ □ head-turning, notevole; degno di nota; che non passa inosservato □ (aeron.) head-up display (abbr. HUD), visualizzatore ‘head up’ □ (mus.) head voice, registro di testa □ (idraul.) head water, acqua a monte □ (fam.) Heads will roll, rotolerà qualche testa!; qualcuno ci rimetterà il posto! □ to be at the head of the class, essere il primo della classe □ (fig.) to be banging (o beating, hitting) one's head against a brick wall, sbattere contro un muro □ (fig.) to bury one's head in the sand, nascondere la testa nella sabbia; fare lo struzzo □ (ipp.) by a head, di una testa □ to come to a head, ( di crisi, ecc.) raggiungere il culmine; precipitare; (med.: di foruncolo, ecc.) suppurare □ (fam. GB) to do sb. 's head in, fare una testa così (o riempire la testa) a q. □ (naut.) ( down) by the head, appruato □ from head to foot (o to toe), da capo a piedi; da cima a fondo □ (fam.) to get one's head down, concentrarsi, metterci la testa dentro (fam.); (GB anche) dormire □ to get one's head round st., capire qc.; ( anche) farsi una ragione di qc. □ to give sb. sb. 's head, dare carta bianca, dare mano libera a q.: The boss finally gave us our head, alla fine il capo ci diede carta bianca □ (fam.) to go off one's head, uscire di testa; andare fuori di testa □ to go over sb. 's head, andare al di là delle capacità di comprensione di q., essere troppo difficile per q.; ( anche) scavalcare q., agire all'insaputa di (o senza consultare) q.: He went over my head to complain to the boss, mi scavalcò andando a reclamare dal capo □ to go to sb. 's head, dare alla testa a q.: Whisky [success] has gone to his head, il whisky [il successo] gli ha dato alla testa □ to have a big head, avere la testa grossa; (fig.) essere presuntuoso □ (fig.) to have a (good) head on one's shoulders, avere la testa sul collo □ to have a good head for, essere portato per; avere il bernoccolo di: My brother has a good head for business, mio fratello ha il bernoccolo degli affari □ to keep one's head, non perdere la testa; mantenere la calma □ to keep one's head above water, restare a galla (fig.) □ (fig.) to keep one's head down, non dare nell'occhio; tenersi in disparte; rimanere defilato □ (fam.) to knock st. on the head, mandare qc. all'aria (un progetto, ecc.) □ to lose one's head, perdere la testa □ to make head, far progressi; avanzare □ to make head against sb., tener testa a q.; opporre resistenza a q. □ (fam.) to be off (o out of) one's head, essere fuori di testa; essere pazzo □ (fam.) off the top of one's head, a braccio, improvvisando: DIALOGO → - Moving house- Not off the top of my head, non così su due piedi □ (fig.) an old head on young shoulders, una persona saggia benché giovane □ out of one's own head, di testa propria □ to put one's heads together, collaborare; unire le forze □ (fig.) standing on one's head, a occhi chiusi, senza alcuna difficoltà □ to take it into one's head to do st., mettersi in testa di fare qc. □ to talk over (o above) sb. 's head, parlare in modo troppo difficile per q.; parlare senza farsi capire □ to turn sb. 's head, far girare la testa a q., attrarre, far innamorare q.; ( anche) montare la testa a q.: Success hadn't turned his head, il successo non gli aveva montato la testa (o non gli aveva dato alla testa) □ to turn heads, attirare l'attenzione; non passare inosservato □ to be unable to make head or tail of st., non riuscire a trovare il bandolo di qc.; non saperci trovare né capo né coda; non capirci un'acca: I couldn't make head nor tail of his speech, non ho capito un'acca del suo intervento □ to be weak in the head, avere poco sale in zucca; avere scarso comprendonio (fam.) □ (prov.) Two heads are better than one, due teste sono meglio di una.♦ (to) head /hɛd/A v. t.1 capeggiare; capitanare; guidare; mettersi (o essere) a capo di; essere in testa a: to head a revolt, capeggiare una rivolta; to head an army, capitanare un esercito; to head an expedition, essere a capo di una spedizione; to head the government, guidare il governo; fare il primo ministro3 intestare; intitolare: to head a letter, intestare una lettera; to head a chapter, intitolare un capitolo6 condurre; dirigereB v. i.1 dirigersi a: The explorer headed eastward, l'esploratore si diresse a oriente; to head for one's destination, dirigersi alla propria meta● to head one's class, essere il primo della classe □ to head home, dirigersi verso casa. -
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['bʌmə]сущ.; амер.1) нарк. шуба, шубняк (тяжёлый наркотический бред; болезненное состояние наркомана под воздействием галлюциногенов, которое, как правило, невозможно предусмотреть; представляет опасность для него самого и для окружающих)No two people respond to LSD the same way. A trip can become a nightmare, known as a "bummer". — Нет двух людей, которые бы совершенно одинаково реагировали на ЛСД. Улёт может превратиться в кошмар, так называемую "шубу".
Syn:2) разг. облом ( досадная ситуация)The car won't start. What a bummer! — Машина не заводится. Вот чёрт!
It was a real bummer being ill all through the weekend. — Такой облом! Проболеть все выходные.
3) лентяй, бездельникSyn:4) нищий, попрошайкаSyn: -
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arg., Stups. redescendre [à la fin d'un trip de LSD, p. ex.]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > coming home
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