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1 boat-people
Deutsch-Russische Wörterbuch der Redewendungen mit Adjektiven und Partizipien > boat-people
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2 bare-boat charter
прил.брит. чартер-партия на наём судна без экипажа (топлива и проч.) -
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4 river-boat
Flussschiff, FlussdampferDeutsch-Russische Wörterbuch der Redewendungen mit Adjektiven und Partizipien > river-boat
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5 das Boot
- {boat} tàu thuyền, đĩa hình thuyền = das Boot (Militär) {jackboot}+ = das flache Boot {pram}+ = das kleine Boot {cockle; shallop}+ = in einem Boot fahren {to boat}+ = im selben Boot sitzen {to row in the same boat}+ = in einem Boot befördern {to boat}+ = die Ruder ins Boot hineinnehmen {to ship oars}+ = als Vormann in einem Boot rudern {to stroke a boat}+ -
6 Einbuchtung
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7 die Kahnfahrt
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8 die Hafenrundfahrt
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9 das Schiff
- {boat} tàu thuyền, đĩa hình thuyền - {craft} nghề, nghề thủ công, tập thể những người cùng nghề, mưu mẹo, mánh khoé, ngón xảo quyệt, ngón lừa đảo, tàu, máy bay, hội tam điểm - {ship} tàu thuỷ, phi cơ, thuyền - {vessel} bình, chậu, lọ, thùng, thuyền lớn, ống, mạch = das Schiff (Marine) {keel}+ = das Schiff (Typographie) {galley}+ = im Schiff {inborad}+ = mit dem Schiff {by ship}+ = ein Schiff heuern {to charter}+ = ein Schiff entern {to board a ship}+ = das holländische Schiff {dutchman}+ = mit dem Schiff befördern {to ship}+ = das Schiff gilt als verloren {the ship is given up for lost}+ = sie ist ein schnelles Schiff {she is a fast sailer}+ = ein Schiff luvwärts überholen (Marine) {to weather}+ -
10 die Sauciere
- {boat} tàu thuyền, đĩa hình thuyền -
11 der Dampfer
- {boat} tàu thuyền, đĩa hình thuyền - {steamer} tàu chạy bằng hơi nước, nồi đun hơi = der Zug mit Anschluß zum Dampfer {boattrain}+ -
12 die Fähre
- {boat} tàu thuyền, đĩa hình thuyền - {ferry} bến phà, phà, quyền chở phà - {shuttle} con thoi, động từ, qua lại như con thoi, làm cho qua lại như con thoi = die Überfahrt in einer Fähre {ferriage}+ = in einer Fähre hinüberfahren {to ferry}+ -
13 die Bootsbesatzung
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14 Boot
n; -(e)s, -e; (auch umg. für Schiff) boat; (Paddelboot) canoe; (Schiffs-, Ruder-, Vergnügungsboot) dingh(e)y; flaches, viereckiges: punt; ein schnittiges Boot a racy boat; Boot fahren go boating; das Boot legt ab the boat is casting off; das Boot legt an the boat is berthing; das Boot ist leck / läuft voll Wasser the boat is leaky / filling up with water; das Boot kentert the boat is capsizing; das Boot sinkt oder geht unter the boat is sinking; wir sitzen alle im gleichen Boot fig. we’re all in the same boat* * *das Bootboat* * *[boːt]nt -(e)s, -eboat* * *(a small vessel for travelling over water: We'll cross the stream by boat.) boat* * *<-[e]s, -e>[bo:t]\Boot fahren to go boating* * *das; Boot[e]s, Boote boatwir sitzen alle in einem od. im selben Boot — (fig. ugs.) we're all in the same boat
* * *Boot n; -(e)s, -e; (auch umg für Schiff) boat; (Paddelboot) canoe; (Schiffs-, Ruder-, Vergnügungsboot) dingh(e)y; flaches, viereckiges: punt;ein schnittiges Boot a racy boat;Boot fahren go boating;das Boot legt ab the boat is casting off;das Boot legt an the boat is berthing;das Boot ist leck/läuft voll Wasser the boat is leaky/filling up with water;das Boot kentert the boat is capsizing;geht unter the boat is sinking;wir sitzen alle im gleichen Boot fig we’re all in the same boat* * *das; Boot[e]s, Boote boatwir sitzen alle in einem od. im selben Boot — (fig. ugs.) we're all in the same boat
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15 Bootsfahrt
* * *die Bootsfahrtboat trip; boat ride* * *Boots|fahrtfboat trip* * *Boots·fahrtf boat trip* * *die boat trip* * *eine Bootsfahrt machen go for a boat-trip* * *die boat trip* * *f.boat trip n. -
16 Ruderboot
n rowing boat* * *das Ruderbootrowing boat; rowboat* * *Ru|der|bootntrowing boat (Brit), rowboat (US)* * *das1) (a boat which is moved by oars.) rowing-boat2) (a boat which is moved by oars.) row-boat* * *Ru·der·bootnt rowing boat, rowboat AM* * *das rowboat; rowing boat (Brit.)* * *Ruderboot n rowing boat* * *das rowboat; rowing boat (Brit.)* * *n.rowboat (US) n.rowing boat (UK) n. -
17 schaukeln
I v/i1. (hat geschaukelt) swing ( auch sich schaukeln); im Wind: sway; Wiege, Schiff: rock; im Schaukelstuhl schaukeln rock in a rocking chair; an den Ringen schaukeln swing on the rings; das Boot fing an zu schaukeln the boat began to pitch and roll; das Schiff zum Schaukeln bringen make the boat pitch and roll, rock the boat2. (hat) (wippen) seesaw3. (ist) umg.a) (torkeln) stagger, sway;II v/t (hat)1. swing; (wiegen) rock; die alte DC 3 schaukelte uns nach Panama the old DC3 gave us a bumpy flight to Panama2. umg., fig. (zustande bringen) wangle; das werden wir schon schaukeln oder Papa wird das Kind schon schaukeln we’ll manage ( oder fix) that somehow, we’ll swing it somehow, we’ll see to that (, don’t you worry)* * *to dandle; to seesaw; to rock; to swing; to sway* * *schau|keln ['ʃaukln]1. vi1) (mit Schaukel) to swing; (im Schaukelstuhl) to rockdie Kinder wollen scháúkeln — the children want to play on the swings
auf or mit dem Stuhl scháúkeln — to swing or rock back and forth in one's chair, to tip one's chair back and forth
2) (= sich hin und her bewegen) to swing or sway (to and fro or back and forth); (= sich auf und ab bewegen) to rock up and down; (Fahrzeug) to bounce (up and down); (Schiff) to rock, to pitch and toss; (Aktienkurse) to go up and down, to fluctuate3) aux sein (=sich schaukelnd bewegen Schiff) to pitch and toss; (= gemütlich fahren) to jog along2. vtto rockjdn durch die Gegend scháúkeln (inf) — to take sb for a spin round the place (inf)
wir werden das Kind or die Sache or das schon scháúkeln (inf) — we'll manage it
3. vi impers* * *1) (to move quickly up and down: The father was dancing the baby on his knee.) dance2) (to (cause to) swing gently backwards and forwards or from side to side: The mother rocked the cradle; This cradle rocks.) rock3) (to (cause to) move from side to side or up and down with a swinging or rocking action: The branches swayed gently in the breeze.) sway4) (the motion of swaying: the sway of the ship's deck.) sway* * *schau·keln[ˈʃaukl̩n]I. vi1. (die Schaukel benutzen) to [go on the] swingim Schaukelstuhl sitzen und \schaukeln to sit in the rocking chair and rock backwards and forwards3. (schwanken) to roll [from side to side]; (hin und her schwingen) to swing [backwards and forwards]II. vt▪ jdn \schaukeln to push sb [on the swing], to swing sb▪ etw \schaukeln to manage sth* * *1.intransitives Verb1) swing; (im Schaukelstuhl) rock2) (sich hin und her bewegen) sway [to and fro]; (sich auf und ab bewegen) <ship, boat> pitch and toss; < vehicle> bump [up and down]; unpers2.es hat ganz schön geschaukelt — (auf dem Boot) the boat pitched and tossed quite a bit
transitives Verb1) rock2) (ugs.): (fahren) take3) (ugs.): (bewerkstelligen) manage* * *A. v/iim Schaukelstuhl schaukeln rock in a rocking chair;an den Ringen schaukeln swing on the rings;das Boot fing an zu schaukeln the boat began to pitch and roll;das Schiff zum Schaukeln bringen make the boat pitch and roll, rock the boat2. (hat) (wippen) seesaweine „Ente“ schaukelte um die Ecke a 2 CV swayed (a)round the cornerB. v/t (hat)1. swing; (wiegen) rock;die alte DC 3 schaukelte uns nach Panama the old DC3 gave us a bumpy flight to Panama2. umg, fig (zustande bringen) wangle;Papa wird das Kind schon schaukeln we’ll manage ( oder fix) that somehow, we’ll swing it somehow, we’ll see to that (,don’t you worry)* * *1.intransitives Verb1) swing; (im Schaukelstuhl) rock2) (sich hin und her bewegen) sway [to and fro]; (sich auf und ab bewegen) <ship, boat> pitch and toss; < vehicle> bump [up and down]; unpers2.es hat ganz schön geschaukelt — (auf dem Boot) the boat pitched and tossed quite a bit
transitives Verb1) rock2) (ugs.): (fahren) take3) (ugs.): (bewerkstelligen) manage* * *v.to rock v.to swing v.(§ p.,p.p.: swung) -
18 Sauciere
[zo’sie:rә] f; -, -n sauce boat, gravy boat* * *die Saucieregravy boat; sauceboat* * *Sau|ci|e|re [zo'sieːrə, zo'siɛːrə]f -, -nsauce boat* * *Sau·ci·e·re<-, -n>[zoˈsi̯e:rə, zoˈsi̯ɛ:rə]f sauce boat; (bes mit Fleischsoße) gravy boat* * ** * *-n f.sauce boat n. -
19 Fischerboot
n fishing boat* * *das Fischerbootfishing boat; hooker* * *Fị|scher|bootntfishing boat* * *Fi·scher·bootnt fishing boat* * *das fishing boat* * *Fischerboot n fishing boat* * *das fishing boat* * *n.fishing boat n. -
20 Segelboot
* * *das Segelbootsailboat; yacht; sailing boat* * *Se|gel|bootntsailing boat (Brit), sailboat (US)* * *Se·gel·bootnt sailing boat, sailboat AM* * *das sailing-boat* * ** * *das sailing-boat* * *n.sailboat n.sailing boat n.
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Boat — (b[=o]t), n. [OE. boot, bat, AS. b[=a]t; akin to Icel. b[=a]tr, Sw. b[*a]t, Dan. baad, D. & G. boot. Cf. {Bateau}.] [1913 Webster] 1. A small open vessel, or water craft, usually moved by cars or paddles, but often by a sail. [1913 Webster] Note … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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boat — ► NOUN 1) a vessel for travelling on water. 2) a boat shaped serving dish for sauce or gravy. ► VERB ▪ travel in a boat for pleasure. ● be in the same boat Cf. ↑be in the same boat ● … English terms dictionary
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BOAT/US — Boat Owners Association of the United States (Governmental » Transportation) … Abbreviations dictionary