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21 выслушать
1) General subject: audition, auscultate, give an audience, give an ear (кого-л.), give ear, harken, hear, hear out, hear out (до конца), lend an ear (кого-л.), lend one's ear, lend one's ears, listen, give audience, lend ear to (кого-л.), (беспристрастно) give a hearing (кого-л.), lend ear to (кого-л.)3) Diplomatic term: hear (делегацию и т.п.) -
22 выслушивать
1) General subject: audition, examine, give somebody a fair hearing, give somebody a hearing, hear (часто), lend one's ear, lend one's ears, listen, sound (больного), hear out, give an audience (кого-л.), grant an audience (кого-л.)2) Medicine: auscultate (больного), ausculto4) Idiomatic expression: bend an ear to -
23 выслушивать больного
Medicine: auscultateУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > выслушивать больного
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24 прослушать
1) General subject: auscultate, hear, miss, not catch (I didn't catch what you said***Я прослушал то, что вы сказали), overhear2) Cinema: audition -
25 слушать
1) General subject: attend, audition, auscultate, follow (за словами), hark, harken, hear (дело), listen (listen here! - послушай!), listen to (кого-л., что-л.), re-examine, hear out, pin ears back2) Poetical language: (to) harken, hearken3) Engineering: listen in (радиопередачу)4) Law: hear testimony, (дело) hear of (case) (court of law / суд)5) Australian slang: get a load of6) Jargon: get a load of something, get a load of that, get a load of this -
26 abhören
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. MED. abhorchen3. (Tonband etc.) listen to, play back4. (überwachen) monitor5. PÄD. jemandem ein Gedicht etc. abhören listen to s.o. recite a poem etc.; kannst du mir bitte die Vokabeln abhören? would you test (me on) my vocab (ulary) please?; siehe auch abfragen 1* * *das Abhörenwire tapping* * *ạb|hö|renvt sepabgehört werden (inf) — to be bugged
der Geheimdienst darf (Telefone) abhören — the Secret Service are allowed to tap telephones
2) (= zuhören) Sender, Schallplatte etc to listen to3) (MED) to sound, to listen to4)kannst du mir mal Vokabeln abhören? —
* * *(to attach a device to (someone's telephone wires) in order to be able to listen to his telephone conversations: My phone was being tapped.) tap* * *ab|hö·renvt1. (belauschen)ein Gespräch/ein Telefonat \abhören to bug [or listen into] a conversation/telephone conversation2. (überwachen)▪ jdn/etw \abhören to observe sb/sth▪ jds Telefon \abhören to monitor [or tap] sb's telephone [line]3. SCH▪ jdn \abhören to test sb4. MED5. (anhören)einen Sender/ein Tonband \abhören to listen to a station/a tape* * *transitives Verb1) (abfragen)jemandem od. jemanden Vokabeln abhören — test somebody's vocabulary [orally]
2) (heimlich anhören) listen to3) (überwachen) tap <telephone, telephone conversation>; bug (coll.) <conversation, premises>4) s. abhorchen* * *abhören v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)3. (Tonband etc) listen to, play back4. (überwachen) monitor5. SCHULEabhören listen to sb recite a poem etc;kannst du mir bitte die Vokabeln abhören? would you test (me on) my vocab(ulary) please?; → auch abfragen 1* * *transitives Verb1) (abfragen)jemandem od. jemanden Vokabeln abhören — test somebody's vocabulary [orally]
2) (heimlich anhören) listen to3) (überwachen) tap <telephone, telephone conversation>; bug (coll.) <conversation, premises>4) s. abhorchen* * *-ungen n.wiretapping n. -
27 høre
21) слу́шатьhǿre på nógen — слу́шать кого́-л.
2) слы́шатьhǿre op — прекраща́ть
hǿre til — име́ть отноше́ние, относи́ться
* * *catch, hear* * ** hear ( fx I don't hear well; I heard him speak; I hear from England every week);( lytte) listen,( lytte til) listen to ( fx the music, the radio, his speech),( bønhøre) hear ( fx hear my prayer);( erfare) hear, learn;( i skole: eksaminere) examine;( forhøre sig) enquire;( rådspørge) consult;[ hør!](dvs hør engang) look here!( bifaldsråb = det er hørt!) hear, hear!(dvs hør efter) listen![ lade en noget høre] throw something in somebody's teeth;[ de har ikke noget at lade hinanden høre] there is nothing to choose between them;( ofte =) it is the pot calling the kettle black;T that's something like;[ man havde aldrig hørt ham le] he had never been heard to laugh; nobody had ever heard him laugh;[ høre tale om], se I. tale;[ med præp og adv:][ høre ad] enquire;[ nu skal jeg høre ad] I will enquire;[ jeg har hørt det af min søster] I (have) heard it from my sister;[ høre dårligt] be hard of hearing ( med højre øre in the right ear);[ høre efter hvad der bliver sagt] listen to what is said;[ høre efter telefonen (, døren)] answer the telephone (, the door);[ høre sig for] enquire;[ høre fra en] hear from somebody;[ hvor hører disse ting hen?] where do these things belong?[ høre hjemme], se hjemme;(etc) test somebody in history (etc);[ høre ind under] come within, fall under;[ det hører med til bestillingen] it is all part of the job; it is all in the (el. a) day's work;[ nu har jeg hørt det med!] well, I never![ høre om] hear about ( fx I have heard a lot about you);( erfare at noget eksisterer) hear of ( fx have you ever heard of Clive? have you heard of their new house? I first heard of it a week ago);[ høre op] stop, leave off;[ høre op med at] stop (el. leave off) -ing;[ høre på] listen to;(med.) auscultate;[ jeg kan høre på dig at] I can tell by your voice (, by what you say) that;[ høre sammen] belong together;[ høre til]( være en ( del) af, høre ind under) belong to ( fx this belongs to a different category, to my favourite reading),( være en af) be among ( fx this question is among the mostimportant problems of today); be one of ( fx this cup is one ofa new tea set; the lion is one of the carnivores);( høre om) hear of ( fx I haven't heard anything of that),( høre fra) hear from;( spørge til) ask (, F: enquire) after;[ der hører meget mod (, tålmodighed) til at] it takes (, F: requires) a lot of courage (, patience) to;[ det hører sig til] it is always done; it is customary;T it is the done thing;[ høre til dagens orden], se dag;[ høre tilfældigt] happen to hear, overhear;fx this falls under the next item on the agenda). -
28 auskultere
verb. auscultate -
29 høre på
verb. listen to verb. (medisin) auscultate -
30 hørerør
subst. [ på telefon] receiver, (tekn) handset subst. [ for tunghørte] ear trumpet (medisin) (høre med hørerør) auscultate -
31 stetoskopere
verb. auscultate, use a stethoscope -
32 выслушивать
выслушать (вн.)1. listen (to), hear* out (d.)2. мед. sound (d.), auscultate (d.) -
33 слушать
послушать (вн.)1. listen (to); (певца, пианиста и т. п.) hear* (d.)2. (лекции и т. п.) attend (d.)4. ( слушаться) listen (to), obey (d.)5. тк. несов. юр. hear* (d.)♢
слушаю! — ( по телефону) hello!; ( ответ на просьбу) at your service; very well, very good; ( ответ на распоряжение) yes, sir!вы слушаете? ( по телефону) — are you there?
слушай(те)!, послушай(те)! — listen!, look here!
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34 вислухувати
= вислухати1) to hear, to listen (to), to give ear (to); ( до кінця) to hear out2) мед. to auscultate, to sound by auscultation, to examine -
35 steteskop ile dinlemek
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36 ausculter
ausculter [ɔskylte]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *ɔskylteverbe transitif Médecine to examine* * *ɔskylte vtLe médecin l'a ausculté. — The doctor listened to his chest.
* * *ausculter verb table: aimer vtr1 Méd to sound, to examine [sb] with a stethoscope; se faire ausculter to be examined with a stethoscope;2 ( examiner) to examine thoroughly;3 Tech to sound.[oskylte] verbe transitif -
37 청진하다
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38 ascoltare
listen to* * *ascoltare v.tr.1 to listen to (s.o., sthg.): ascoltami!, listen to me!; ascoltatemi fino in fondo, hear me out; ascoltare cantare gli uccelli, to listen to the birds singing; ascoltare con tutte e due le orecchie, to listen closely; ascoltare da un solo orecchio, to be only half listening (o to pay little attention); ascoltare la radio, to listen to the radio // (inform.) ascoltare clandestinamente, to tap2 ( dar retta a) to pay* attention to (s.o., sthg.), to listen to (s.o., sthg.): non ascolta nessuno, he doesn't listen to anyone; non avete voluto ascoltarmi, you would not listen to me; se mi avessero ascoltato!, if only they had listened (o paid attention) to me!; ascoltare il consiglio di qlcu., to take s.o.'s advice3 (med.) to auscultate4 ( assistere a) to attend: ascoltare le lezioni, to attend classes; ascoltare la Messa, to hear (o to attend) Mass5 ( esaudire) to hear*, to grant◆ v. intr.1 ( origliare) to eavesdrop2 ( prestare ascolto) to lend* an ear.* * *[askol'tare]verbo transitivo1) to listen to [conversazione, disco, musica, radio, messaggio]; to hear* [lezione, concerto]ascoltare di nascosto — to listen in on o to [conversazione, telefonata]
2) (prestare attenzione a) to listen to3) (dare ascolto a) to listen to [consiglio, persona]4) (esaudire) to hear* [ preghiera]••Note:v. la nota della voce 1.vedere* * *ascoltare/askol'tare/ [1]v. la nota della voce 1. vedere1 to listen to [conversazione, disco, musica, radio, messaggio]; to hear* [lezione, concerto]; ascoltare di nascosto to listen in on o to [conversazione, telefonata]2 (prestare attenzione a) to listen to; ascolta(mi)! listen to me!3 (dare ascolto a) to listen to [consiglio, persona]4 (esaudire) to hear* [ preghiera]. -
39 auscultare vt
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40 ausculteren
v. auscultate, listen with a stethoscope
См. также в других словарях:
Auscultate — Aus cul*tate, v. i. & t. To practice auscultation; to examine by auscultation. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
auscultate — (v.) to listen (especially with a stethoscope), 1832, from L. auscultatus, pp. of auscultare to listen attentively to, from aus , from auris ear (see EAR (Cf. ear) (1)); the rest is doubtful [OED]. Tucker suggests the second element is akin to… … Etymology dictionary
auscultate — [ôs′kəl tāt΄] vt., vi. auscultated, auscultating [< pp. of L auscultare] to examine by auscultation auscultator n. auscultatory [ôs kul′tə tôr΄ē] adj … English World dictionary
auscultate — transitive verb ( tated; tating) Etymology: back formation from auscultation Date: 1846 to examine by auscultation < auscultate the patient s heart for a murmur > • auscultatory adjective … New Collegiate Dictionary
Auscultate — To listen to the sounds made by the internal organs of the body for diagnostic purposes. For example, nurses and doctors auscultate the lungs and heart of a patient by using a stethoscope placed on the patient s chest. * * * aus·cul·tate ȯ skəl … Medical dictionary
auscultate — auscultative /aw skeuhl tay tiv, aw skul teuh /, auscultatory /aw skul teuh tawr ee, tohr ee/, adj. auscultator, n. /aw skeuhl tayt /, v.t., v.i., auscultated, auscultating. Med. to examine by auscultation. [1860 65; back formation from… … Universalium
auscultate — verb To practice auscultation; to examine by auscultation … Wiktionary
auscultate — aus·cul·tate || É”ËskÉ™lteɪt v. listen with a stethoscope … English contemporary dictionary
auscultate — aus·cul·tate … English syllables
auscultate — aus•cul•tate [[t]ˈɔ skəlˌteɪt[/t]] v. t. v. i. tat•ed, tat•ing pat med to examine by auscultation • Etymology: 1860–65 aus•cul•ta•tive ˈɔ skəlˌteɪ tɪv, ɔˈskʌl tə aus•cul•ta•to•ry ɔˈskʌl təˌtɔr i, ˌtoʊr i adj. aus′cul•ta tor, n … From formal English to slang
auscultate — [c]/ˈɒskəlteɪt/ (say oskuhltayt) verb (auscultated, auscultating) –verb (t) 1. Medicine to examine (a person) by auscultation. –verb (i) 2. to examine by auscultation. –auscultative /ɒskəlˈteɪtɪv/ (say oskuhl taytiv), /ɒsˈkʌltətɪv/ (say os… …