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1 pump
1. noun 2. intransitive verb 3. transitive verb1) pumpenpump bullets into something — Kugeln in etwas (Akk.) jagen (ugs.)
2)pump somebody for information — Auskünfte aus jemandem herausholen
3)* * *1. noun1) (a machine for making water etc rise from under the ground: Every village used to have a pump from which everyone drew their water.) die Pumpe2) (a machine or device for forcing liquid or gas into, or out of, something: a bicycle pump (for forcing air into the tyres).) die Pumpe2. verb1) (to raise or force with a pump: Oil is being pumped out of the ground.) pumpen2) (to get information from by asking questions: He tried to pump me about the exam.) ausfragen•- academic.ru/90583/pump_up">pump up* * *pump1[pʌmp]n1. BRIT, AUS (for gymnastics) Gymnastikschuh m; (for dancing) Tanzschuh m; (for ballet) Ballettschuh mpump2[pʌmp]I. n Pumpe ffuel/petrol/water \pump Treibstoff-/Benzin-/Wasserpumpe fII. vt▪ to \pump sth etw pumpenblood is \pumped round the body das Blut wird durch den Körper gepumptto \pump the brakes mehrmals kurz auf das Bremspedal tretento \pump iron ( fam) Gewichte heben [o stemmen]to \pump one's fists mit den Fäusten [in die Luft] schlagento \pump sb for news jdn ausfragen [o fam ausquetschen]they tried to \pump the information out of him sie versuchten ihm die Informationen zu entlocken* * *I [pʌmp]1. nPumpe f2. vtpumpen; stomach auspumpen; pedal mehrmals tretento pump oil/water out of sth — Öl/Wasser aus etw (heraus)pumpen
to pump sth dry — etw leer pumpen
he pumped my arm up and down — er riss meinen Arm wie einen Pumpenschwengel auf und ab
to pump money into sth — Geld in etw (acc) hineinpumpen
3. vi1) pumpen; (water, blood) herausschießen2) (Brit music, rhythm) hämmern, stampfenIIshe likes to drive with the music pumping — sie dreht die Musik im Auto gern voll auf
n(= dancing shoe) Lackschuh m; (= ballet shoe) Ballettschuh m; (esp Brit = gym shoe) Turnschuh m; (US = court shoe) Pumps m* * *pump1 [pʌmp]A s1. a) Pumpe fb) (Tank-, Zapf) Säule f2. Pumpen(stoß) n(m)3. umg Pumpe f (Herz)B v/t1. pumpen:pump sb’s stomach MED jemandem den Magen auspumpen;pump dry auspumpen, leer pumpen;pump out auspumpen (a. fig erschöpfen);a) hochpumpen,b) einen Reifen etc aufpumpen;pump bullets into sb jemanden mit Blei vollpumpen sl;pump iron sl Bodybuilding machen;4. betätigen, besonders Pedale tretenC v/i1. pumpen (auch fig Herz etc)pump2 [pʌmp] s1. Pumps m (leichter Halbschuh)2. Br Turnschuh m (aus Segeltuch)* * *1. noun(machine; also fig.) Pumpe, die2. intransitive verb 3. transitive verb1) pumpenpump bullets into something — Kugeln in etwas (Akk.) jagen (ugs.)
2)3)* * *n.Luftpumpe f.Pumpe -n f. v.aufpumpen v.pumpen v. -
2 tick
I 1. intransitive verb2. transitive verbwhat makes somebody tick — (fig.) worauf jemand anspricht
2) see academic.ru/92704/tick_off">tick off 1)3. noun1) (of clock etc.) Ticken, dashalf a tick!, just a tick! — Momentchen! (ugs.)
I'll be with you in a tick or two ticks — ich komme gleich
3) (mark) Häkchen, dasput a tick against your preference — kennzeichnen Sie das, was Sie bevorzugen, mit einem Häkchen
Phrasal Verbs:- tick offII noun(insect) Lausfliege, dieIII noun(coll.): (credit)buy on tick — auf Pump kaufen (salopp)
* * *I 1. [tik] noun1) (a regular sound, especially that of a watch, clock etc.) das Ticken2) (a moment: Wait a tick!) der Augenblick2. verb(to make a sound like this: Your watch ticks very loudly!) tickenII 1. [tik] noun(a mark () used to show that something is correct, has been noted etc.) das Häckchen2. verb((often with off) to put this mark beside an item or name on a list etc: She ticked everything off on the list.) abhaken- tick someone off- tick off
- give someone a ticking off
- give a ticking off
- tick someone off
- tick off
- tick over
- ticked off III [tik] noun(a type of small, blood-sucking insect: Our dog has ticks.) die Zecke* * *tick1[tɪk]tick2[tɪk]non \tick auf Pump sltick3[tɪk]I. n‘\tick tock’ ( fam) ‚ticktack‘I'll be with you in a couple of [or in two] \ticks ich bin gleich bei dirII. vi ticken; AMthe hand of the timer \ticked round to twelve der Uhrzeiger rückte auf zwölf▶ what makes sb \tick was jdn bewegtIII. vt▪ to \tick sth etw abhaken* * *I [tɪk]1. n1) (of clock etc) Ticken nthe did it in two ticks — er hat es in Sekundenschnelle or im Handumdrehen getan
to put a tick against a name/an answer — einen Namen/eine Antwort abhaken
2. vi1) (clock) tickenthe minutes ticked by or past/away — die Minuten vergingen or verstrichen
2) (inf)3. vt (Brit)name abhaken; box, answer ankreuzen IIn (ZOOL)Zecke f III IVn(TEX: cover for mattress) Matratzenbezug m; (for pillow etc) Inlett nt* * *tick1 [tık]A s1. Ticken n2. besonders Br umg Augenblick m, Moment m:in two ticks im Nu, im Handumdrehen3. Häkchen n (Vermerkzeichen):B v/itick over bes Bra) AUTO im Leerlauf laufen,2. what makes him tick?a) was hält ihn (so) in Schwung?,b) was geht in ihm vor?C v/t2. (in einer Liste) anhaken:a) abhaken,b) Br umg jemanden zusammenstauchen, anpfeifen,c) US umg jemanden auf die Palme bringentick3 [tık] s1. (Kissen- etc) Bezug m2. a) Inlett nb) Matratzenbezug m3. umg Drell m, Drillich mtick4 [tık] s:on tick Br umg auf Pump* * *I 1. intransitive verb2. transitive verb 3. nounwhat makes somebody tick — (fig.) worauf jemand anspricht
1) (of clock etc.) Ticken, dashalf a tick!, just a tick! — Momentchen! (ugs.)
I'll be with you in a tick or two ticks — ich komme gleich
3) (mark) Häkchen, dasput a tick against your preference — kennzeichnen Sie das, was Sie bevorzugen, mit einem Häkchen
Phrasal Verbs:- tick offII noun(insect) Lausfliege, dieIII noun(coll.): (credit)buy on tick — auf Pump kaufen (salopp)
* * *n.Augenblick m.Häkchen - n.Ticken - n.Vermerkzeichen n.Zeichen - n. v.normal (gut)laufen ausdr.ticken v. -
3 pressure
1. noun1) (exertion of force, amount) Druck, derapply firm pressure to the joint — die Verbindung fest zusammendrücken
atmospheric pressure — Luftdruck, der
3) (trouble) Druck, derpressures at [one's] work — berufliche Belastungen
2. transitive verbbe under a lot of pressure to do something — stark unter Druck gesetzt werden, etwas zu tun. See also academic.ru/34865/high_pressure">high pressure; low pressure
pressure somebody into doing something — jemanden [dazu] drängen, etwas zu tun
* * *['preʃə]1) ((the amount of force exerted by) the action of pressing: to apply pressure to a cut to stop bleeding; A barometer measures atmospheric pressure.) der Druck3) (strong persuasion; compulsion or force: He agreed under pressure.) der Druck•- pressurize- pressurise
- pressure cooker* * *pres·sure[ˈpreʃəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. nmassage with gentle \pressure mit leichten Druckbewegungen massierento apply \pressure Druck ausübenapply \pressure to the bleeding wound drücken Sie die Wunde abto put \pressure on sth auf etw akk drückenunder deep-sea \pressures bei Tiefseedruckto store gas at a particular \pressure Gas unter einem bestimmten Druck lagernthe \pressure of work die Arbeitsbelastung; (stronger) die Arbeitsüberlastungto be under \pressure to do sth unter Druck stehen, etw zu tun, etw dringend tun müssento handle \pressure Belastungen [o Druck] aushaltenshe is very good at handling \pressure sie kann sehr gut mit Stress umgehenthere is a lot of \pressure on sb jd hat Stress [o ist im Stress] [o steht unter Druck\pressure to abandon the new motorway is increasing die Forderungen, die neuen Autobahnpläne zu verwerfen, werden lauter\pressure for action Handlungszwang m\pressure of public opinion Druck m der öffentlichen Meinungto do sth under \pressure etw gezwungenermaßen [o unter Druck] tunto do sth under \pressure from sb etw auf jds Drängen hin tunto put \pressure [or bring \pressure to bear] on sb [to do sth] ( form) jdn unter Druck setzen[, damit er/sie etw tut]5. (demands, stress)he's got a lot of \pressures on him just now er ist im Moment starken Belastungen ausgesetztII. vt esp AM▪ to \pressure sb to do [or into doing] sth jdn dazu drängen [o unter Druck setzen], etw zu tun* * *['preʃə(r)]1. n1) Druck m (ALSO PHYS, MET)at high/full pressure (lit, fig) — unter Hochdruck
oil pressure — Öldruck m
parental pressure — Druck vonseiten or von Seiten der Eltern
to be/come under pressure to do sth — unter Druck (dat) stehen/geraten, etw zu tun
to be under pressure from sb (to do sth) — von jdm gedrängt werden(, etw zu tun)
to put pressure on sb — jdn unter Druck (dat) setzen
to put the pressure on (inf) — Druck dahintermachen (inf), Dampf machen (inf)
pressure of work prevents me —
the pressures of modern life — die Belastungen pl or der Stress des modernen Lebens
the pressures of meeting deadlines —
to be subjected to pressure, to be under pressure — unter Druck (dat) stehen or sein
2. vtSee:= pressurize* * *pressure [ˈpreʃə(r)]A s2. PHYS, TECH Druck m:pressure per unit area Flächendruck;4. fig Druck m, Last f:pressure of taxation Steuerlast;the pressure of business der Drang oder Druck der Geschäfte5. fig (moralischer) Druck, Zwang m:under pressure unter Druck;pressure to do well Leistungsdruck;be under pressure to do well unter Erfolgszwang stehen;bring pressure to bear upon sb auf jemanden Druck ausüben;pressure was piling up on him er geriet unter Druck;this was only one of the pressures piling up on him das war nur einer der Punkte, derentwegen er unter Druck geriet6. Bedrängnis f, Not f, Drangsal f:pressure of conscience GewissensnotB v/t2. unter Druck setzen (besonders US auch fig)P abk1. parking* * *1. noun1) (exertion of force, amount) Druck, deratmospheric pressure — Luftdruck, der
3) (trouble) Druck, derpressures at [one's] work — berufliche Belastungen
2. transitive verbbe under a lot of pressure to do something — stark unter Druck gesetzt werden, etwas zu tun. See also high pressure; low pressure
pressure somebody into doing something — jemanden [dazu] drängen, etwas zu tun
* * *n.Dringlichkeit f.Druck -e m.
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