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• Belt and braces < approach> Готовность к любым неожиданностям [ко всяким случайностям]Difficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > Belt and braces
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Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > belt-and-braces
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«Ремень и подтяжки», т. е. двойная безопасность. Это выражение применяется к любой системе, которая включает в себя резервные, запасные устройства. Когда, например, рождественское выступление британского монарха передавали по радио в прямой трансляции (сейчас его записывают), использовали два микрофона на случай, если один откажет. Это называется the belt and braces approach.John carries not only a spare tyre in the car, but spare bulbs, fan belt and a can of petrol. He has a belt and braces approach to motoring. — В машине Джон имеет не только запасную шину, но и запасные лампочки, ремень вентилятора и канистру бензина. Таким образом, он всегда готов ко всяким случайностям.
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• Belt and braces < approach> Готовность к любым неожиданностям [ко всяким случайностям]Difficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > Belt and braces approach
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Универсальный англо-русский словарь > belt and braces approach
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ЕБРР: смета "с запасом", щедрый бюджетУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > belt-and-braces budget
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Англо-русский экономический словарь > belt-and-braces budget
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expr BrE infmlHe's a very cautious man, he always wears a belt and braces — Он очень осторожный человек и никогда не рискует понапрасну
The new dictionary of modern spoken language > wear a belt and braces
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belt
1. noun1) (a long (narrow) piece of leather, cloth etc worn round the waist: a trouser-belt; He tightened his belt.) cinturón2) (a similar object used to set wheels in motion: the belt of a vacuum-cleaner.) correa3) (a zone of country etc: a belt of trees; an industrial belt.) faja; cinturón
2. verb1) (to fasten with a belt: He belted his trousers on.) ponerse el cinturón2) (to strike (with or without a belt): He belted the disobedient dog.) dar una paliza•- beltedbelt n cinturóntr[belt]1 cinturón nombre masculino2 SMALLTECHNICAL/SMALL correa3 (area) zona\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLa blow below the belt un golpe nombre masculino bajodiving belt cinturón nombre masculino de lastreindustrial belt zona industrialbelt ['bɛlt] vt1) : ceñir con un cinturón, ponerle un cinturón a2) thrash: darle una paliza a, darle un trancazo abelt n1) : cinturón m, cinto m (para el talle)2) band, strap: cinta f, correa f, banda f Mex3) area: frente m, zona fn.• zona s.f.n.• ceñidor s.m.• cincho s.m.• cintero s.m.• cinto s.m.• cinturón (Textil) s.m.• correa s.f.• faja s.f.v.• golpear con una correa v.belt
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1) ( Clothing) cinturón mto have something under one's belt — tener* algo a sus (or mis etc) espaldas, tener* algo en su (or mi etc) haber
to hit below the belt — dar* un golpe bajo
to tighten one's belt — apretarse* el cinturón
2) ( Mech Eng) correa f3) ( area)the cotton belt — la zona or región algodonera; Bible Belt
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transitive verb (colloq) darle* una paliza ahe belted me on the ear (AmE) o (BrE) round the ear — me dio un tortazo or (Méx) un trancazo (fam)
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vito belt along/in — ir*/entrar zumbando (fam)
Phrasal Verbs:- belt out- belt up[belt]1. N1) (=garment) cinturón m, fajo m (Mex); (=seat belt) cinturón m de seguridad- tighten one's belt2) (Tech) (=conveyor belt etc) correa f, cinta f3) (Geog) (=zone) zona findustrial belt — cinturón m industrial
2.VT * (=thrash) zurrar (con correa)he belted me one — (=slap) me dio una torta *; (=punch) me dio un mamporro *
3.VI(Brit) * (=rush)4.CPD- belt off- belt out- belt up* * *[belt]
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1) ( Clothing) cinturón mto have something under one's belt — tener* algo a sus (or mis etc) espaldas, tener* algo en su (or mi etc) haber
to hit below the belt — dar* un golpe bajo
to tighten one's belt — apretarse* el cinturón
2) ( Mech Eng) correa f3) ( area)the cotton belt — la zona or región algodonera; Bible Belt
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transitive verb (colloq) darle* una paliza ahe belted me on the ear (AmE) o (BrE) round the ear — me dio un tortazo or (Méx) un trancazo (fam)
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vito belt along/in — ir*/entrar zumbando (fam)
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♦ belt /bɛlt/n.3 (mecc.) cinghia; nastro: conveyor belt, nastro trasportatore; fan belt, cinghia del ventilatore; belt drive, tramissione a cinghia7 zona; cintura; fascia: green belt, cintura di verde; (astron.) asteroid belt, fascia di asteroidi; industrial belt, cintura industriale; commuter belt, zona abitata da pendolari9 (fam.) colpo; botta sberla● (fam. GB) belt-and-braces, (fatto, deciso, ecc.) per duplice precauzione □ belt elevator, elevatore a nastro □ ( USA) belt line, anello ferroviario; circolare ( di autobus o filobus) □ belt-tightening, il tirare la cinghia; il fare economia; vita frugale □ below the belt, sotto la cintola (o la cintura); (fig.) slealmente, sleale, scorretto: to hit sb. belt the belt, ( boxe) colpire q. sotto la cintura; (fig.) assestare un colpo basso a q.; (di commento, ecc.) essere un colpo basso □ (fig.) to tighten one's belt, stringere (o tirare) la cinghia, fare economie □ (fig.) under one's belt, in mano; in tasca; al proprio attivo; ( anche) nello stomaco, in pancia: He has two degrees under his belt, ha in tasca due lauree; I have ten years as a manager under my belt, ho al mio attivo dieci anni di dirigenza; He's already got a few under his belt, ha già bevuto qualche bicchiere.(to) belt /bɛlt/A v. t.3 legare, assicurare (con una cintura, una cinghia)5 colpire con forza; scagliare; scaraventare6 (fam.) picchiareB v. i.2 (con avv. o compl. di direzione) (fam. GB) andare a gran velocità; precipitarsi; correre; galoppare; andare a tutta birra (fam.): to belt along (the motorway), andare a tutta birra (in autostrada); He belted down the lane, si è buttato di corsa giù per il sentiero; to belt out, uscire di botto; schizzare fuori; We belted up to Scotland, ci siamo precipitati in Scozia; ( di pioggia) DIALOGO → - Weather- It's absolutely belting down!, piove a dirotto! -
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A n3 ( area) ceinture f ; a belt of industry une ceinture industrielle ; a belt of poverty around the inner city une zone de pauvreté autour du centre urbain ; a belt of trees une rangée d'arbres ; mountain/earthquake belt zone f de montagnes/de séisme ;5 Tech courroie f ;6 Sport (in boxing, judo) ceinture f ; to be a black belt être ceinture noire ; the world heavyweight belt le titre mondial des poids lourds ;7 ○ ( blow) beigne ○ f, coup m de poing ; to give sb a belt flanquer une beigne ○ à qn ; I gave the ball a good belt j'ai donné un grand coup de pied dans le ballon ;B ○ vtr1 ○ ( hit) flanquer une beigne à ○, gifler [person] ; donner un grand coup de pied dans [ball] ; he belted him in the mouth/across the face il lui a flanqué une beigne en plein sur la bouche/la figure ;2 Sch ( as punishment) donner une correction à [qn] (avec une lanière de cuir) ;3 ○ = belt down.C vi ( go fast) he belted home il est rentré chez lui à toute vitesse ; to belt along ou down [person] dévaler [qch] à toute vitesse [street] ; [car] filer sur [motorway].to tighten one's belt se serrer la ceinture ; to hit sb below the belt donner un coup bas à qn ; that remark was a bit below the belt cette remarque était un coup bas ; she has 15 years' experience/two tournaments under her belt elle a 15 ans d'expérience/deux tournois à son actif ; a belt and braces job ○ un boulot ○ où deux précautions valent mieux qu'une.■ belt down ○:▶ belt down [sth], belt [sth] down US avaler [qch] d'un trait [drink].■ belt off ○ filer à toute vitesse.■ belt out:▶ belt out [sth], belt [sth] out [person] chanter [qch] à pleins poumons ; [jukebox] brailler.■ belt up2 Aut attacher sa ceinture de sécurité. -
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[belt] nto hit sb below the \belt jdn unter der Gürtellinie treffen; ( fig)their comments were really below the \belt ihre Kommentare gingen wirklich unter die Gürtelliniethe black/brown \belt der schwarze/braune Gürtel;she's a black \belt sie hat den schwarzen Gürtelagricultural \belt landwirtschaftliche Zone, Anbaugebiet nt;commuter \belt Einzugsbereich m [einer Großstadt];green \belt [of a city] Grüngürtel m [einer Stadt];industrial \belt Industriegebiet nt, Industrierevier nt;wheat \belt Weizengürtel mPHRASES:[to have sth] under one's \belt [etw] hinter sich dat [haben];that typing course is a good thing to have under your \belt es ist gut, wenn man diesen Schreibmaschinenkurs gemacht hat;she had a few years work under her \belt as a probation officer sie hat einige Jahre Praxis als Bewährungshelferin;to have a couple of drinks under one's \belt (sl) sich dat einige Drinks hinter die Binde gegossen haben (sl) vt1) ( fasten)to \belt a coat den Gürtel eines Mantels zumachento \belt sb jdn [mit einem Riemen] verprügeln;he \belted her on the jaw er haute ihr eine aufs Maul ( derb) -
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1. nounhit below the belt — (lit. or fig.) unter die Gürtellinie schlagen; see also academic.ru/74995/tighten">tighten 1. 1)
2. transitive verbindustrial belt — Industrierevier, das
(coll.): (hit hard) schlagen3. intransitive verbI'll belt you [one] — ich hau' dir eine runter (ugs.)
(coll.)belt up/down the motorway — über die Autobahn rasen
Phrasal Verbs:- belt out- belt up* * *[belt] 1. noun1) (a long (narrow) piece of leather, cloth etc worn round the waist: a trouser-belt; He tightened his belt.) der Gürtel2) (a similar object used to set wheels in motion: the belt of a vacuum-cleaner.) der (Treib-)Riemen3) (a zone of country etc: a belt of trees; an industrial belt.) das Gebiet2. verb1) (to fasten with a belt: He belted his trousers on.) umgürten2) (to strike (with or without a belt): He belted the disobedient dog.) (durch-)prügeln•- belted* * *[belt]I. nto hit sb below the \belt jdn unter der Gürtellinie treffen; ( fig)their comments were really below the \belt ihre Kommentare gingen wirklich unter die Gürtelliniethe black/brown \belt der schwarze/braune Gürtelshe's a black \belt sie hat den schwarzen Gürtelagricultural \belt landwirtschaftliche Zone, Anbaugebiet ntcommuter \belt Einzugsbereich m [einer Großstadt]green \belt [of a city] Grüngürtel m [einer Stadt]industrial \belt Industriegebiet nt, Industrierevier ntwheat \belt Weizengürtel m6.that typing course is a good thing to have under your \belt es ist gut, wenn man diesen Schreibmaschinenkurs gemacht hatshe had a few years work under her \belt as a probation officer sie hat einige Jahre Praxis als Bewährungshelferin▶ to have a couple of drinks under one's \belt (sl) sich dat einige Drinks hinter die Binde gegossen haben slII. vt1. (fasten)to \belt a coat den Gürtel eines Mantels zumachen▪ to \belt sb jdn [mit einem Riemen] verprügeln* * *[belt]1. n1) (on clothes) Gürtel m; (for holding, carrying etc, seat belt) Gurt m; (MIL ETC, on uniform) Koppel nt; (for cartridges) Patronengurt m; (= rifle sling) (Gewehr)riemen ma blow below the belt (lit, fig) — ein Schlag m unterhalb der Gürtellinie, ein Tiefschlag
that was below the belt — das war ein Schlag unter die Gürtellinie
to get the belt — (mit dem Lederriemen) eine auf die Finger bekommen
to tighten one's belt (fig) — den Gürtel or Riemen enger schnallen
under one's belt (fig inf) — auf dem Rücken (inf)
3) (= tract of land) Gürtel mbelt of trees — Waldstreifen m; (around house etc) Baumgürtel m
See:→ commuter4) (inf: hit) Schlag mto give sb/the ball a belt — jdm eine knallen (inf)/den Ball knallen (inf)
5) (US: ring road) Umgehungsstraße f2. vt1) (= fasten) den Gürtel zumachen (sth +gen)2) (SCH ETC: thrash) (mit dem Lederriemen) schlagen3) (inf: hit) knallen (inf)3. vi(inf: rush) rasen (inf)to belt out — hinaus-/herausrasen (inf)
to belt across — hinüber-/herüberrasen (inf)
this novel really belts along — dieser Roman ist wirklich tempogeladen (inf)
* * *belt [belt]A s1. Gürtel m:under one’s belt umga) im Magen,b) fig in der Tasche umg,2. MIL Koppel n, Gehenk n3. (Anschnall-, Sicherheits) Gurt m4. Boxen: (Meisterschafts) Gürtel m5. MIL (Maschinengewehr-, Patronen) Gurt m6. SCHIFF Panzergürtel m (eines Kriegsschiffes)8. GEOG Meerenge f, Belt m:the Great (Little) Belt der Große (Kleine) Belt9. TECH10. ARCH Gurt(gesims) m(n)11. umg Schlag m:give sb a belt jemandem eine knallen umgB v/tbelt on an-, umschnallen3. zusammenhalten4. umga) jemanden verprügelnc) einen Ball etc knallen, dreschen (beide umg)C v/i* * *1. noun1) Gürtel, der; (for carrying tools, weapons, etc.) Gurt, der; (on uniform) Koppel, dashit below the belt — (lit. or fig.) unter die Gürtellinie schlagen; see also tighten 1. 1)
2. transitive verbindustrial belt — Industrierevier, das
(coll.): (hit hard) schlagen3. intransitive verbI'll belt you [one] — ich hau' dir eine runter (ugs.)
(coll.)belt up/down the motorway — über die Autobahn rasen
Phrasal Verbs:- belt out- belt up* * *n.Gurt -e m.Gürtel - m.Riemen - m.Zone -n f. v.umgürten v. -
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I. 1. колан, каши, ремък, пояс
2. пояс, зона, район
green BELT зелен/полезащитен пояс
cotton BELT памукопроизводителен район
3. тех. трансмисионен ремък, конвейер, воен. пълнител за автомат
BELT line/way ам. околовръстна трамвайна/жп линия, околовръстно шосе
to hit below the BELT бокс, борба нанасям непозволен удар, прен. постъпвам непочтено
to puff in/tighten one's BELT намалявам разходите си, стягам каиша
II. 1. опасвам, препасвам, обгръщам
2. бия с каиш, разг. бия с юмруци
3. втурвам се, хуквам
4. to BELT up млъквам* * *n 1. колан, каши, ремък; пояс; 2. пояс, зона, район; green belt (2) v 1. опасвам, препасвам; обгръщам; 2. бия с каиш; разг. б* * *ремък; опасвам; препасвам; пояс; каиш; колан; обгръщам;* * *1. belt line/way ам. околовръстна трамвайна/жп линия, околовръстно шосе 2. cotton belt памукопроизводителен район 3. green belt зелен/полезащитен пояс 4. i. колан, каши, ремък, пояс 5. ii. опасвам, препасвам, обгръщам 6. to belt up млъквам 7. to hit below the belt бокс, борба нанасям непозволен удар, прен. постъпвам непочтено 8. to puff in/tighten one's belt намалявам разходите си, стягам каиша 9. бия с каиш, разг. бия с юмруци 10. втурвам се, хуквам 11. пояс, зона, район 12. тех. трансмисионен ремък, конвейер, воен. пълнител за автомат* * *belt [belt] I. n 1. колан, пояс, каиш; life \belt спасителен пояс; safety ( seat) \belt предпазен колан; 2. пояс, зона; район; shelter \belt, (green \belt) полезащитен горски пояс; cotton \belt памукопроизводителен район; 3. тех. трансмисионен ремък; (и driving \belt); angle \belt клинов ремък; 4. лента, бандаж; conveyor \belt транспортна лента; 5. воен. пълнител за автомат; cartridge-\belt патрондаш; 6. мор. брониран пояс; 7. тесен пролив; • a \belt and braces approach двойно подсигуряване; to hit below the \belt сп. и прен. нанасям непозволен удар, постъпвам непочтено, не подбирам средства; \belt of fire преграден огън; to hold the \belt шампион съм (по бокс); to lay ( put) under o.'s \belt ам. грубо хапвам си, натъпквам се с, налапвам се, преяждам, наплюсквам се; to tighten o.'s \belt затягам колана, търпя, страдам; понасям лишения; to have s.th. under o.'s \belt постигнал съм нещо, имам нещо в кърпа вързано; II. v 1. опасвам, препасвам, обгръщам; to \belt on a sword препасвам сабя; to \belt with trees обграждам с дървета; 2. бия с каиш или колан; разг. бия, удрям, пердаша; 3.: to \belt it хуквам, втурвам се, тичам, разг. удрям на бяг; \belt up! млъкни! затвори си устата!; to \belt along профучавам бързо, стрелкам се; движа се бързо; 4. ( out) разг. пея с висок дрезгав глас. -
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n. riem; ketting; gebied--------v. omgorden, aangorden; een rammel gevenbelt1[ belt] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 gordel ⇒ (broek)riem, ceintuur♦voorbeelden:hit below the belt • onder de gordel slaan/treffenunder one's belt • in zijn bezit, binnen————————belt2〈 werkwoord〉2 een pak slaag/rammel geven (met een riem)3 van een riem/gordel/band voorzien♦voorbeelden:¶ belt out • brullen, bulken→ belt up belt up/
См. также в других словарях:
belt and braces — (UK) Someone who wears belt and braces is very cautious and takes no risks … The small dictionary of idiomes
belt and braces — ˌbelt and ˈbraces idiom (informal) taking more actions than are really necessary to make sure that sth succeeds or works as it should • a belt and braces policy Main entry: ↑beltidiom … Useful english dictionary
belt and braces — /ˌbelt ən breɪsɪz/, belt and suspenders /ˌbelt ən səs pendəz/ noun ♦ a belt and braces person a very cautious lender, one who asks for extra collateral as well as guarantees for a loan … Dictionary of banking and finance
belt and braces — ► belt and braces Brit. providing double security, by using more than one means to the same end. Main Entry: ↑belt … English terms dictionary
belt and braces — (UK) Someone who wears belt and braces is very cautious and takes no risks. (Dorking School Dictionary) … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
belt and braces — Meaning Careful not taking any chances. Origin Using both belt and braces is a double insurance against having your trousers fall down … Meaning and origin of phrases
belt-and-braces — belt and braˈces adjective Giving double security or double the chances of success • • • Main Entry: ↑belt … Useful english dictionary
belt and braces — Brit. providing double security, by using more than one means to the same end. → belt … English new terms dictionary
belt and suspenders — 1. noun Redundant systems, affording mutual backup in the event of one failing. He believes in a belt and suspenders, booking flights from two different airports on different airlines for important trips. 2. adjective Having several layers of… … Wiktionary
belt — ► NOUN 1) a strip of leather or other material worn round the waist to support or hold in clothes or to carry weapons. 2) a continuous band in machinery that transfers motion from one wheel to another. 3) a strip or encircling area: the asteroid… … English terms dictionary
belt — belt1 W3S2 [belt] n [: Old English;] 1.) a band of leather, cloth etc that you wear around your waist to hold up your clothes or for decoration ▪ He unbuckled his leather belt. 2.) a large area of land that has particular features or where… … Dictionary of contemporary English
