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1 breaking a leg
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2 breaking a leg
The new English-Russian dictionary of financial markets > breaking a leg
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3 BREAKING A LEG (“ломание ноги”)
См.: straddle (“стрэддл”).Финансы: англо-русский толковый словарь > BREAKING A LEG (“ломание ноги”)
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4 breaking
tr['breɪkɪŋ]1 (of leg, object) rotura2 (of relationship) ruptura\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLbreaking point punto de rupturabreaking and entering SMALLLAW/SMALL allanamiento de domicilion.• cascadura s.f.• cascamiento s.m.• desgajadura s.f.• quebranto s.m.• rompimiento s.m.• rotura s.f.• ruptura s.f.['breɪkɪŋ]1. N1) rotura f, rompimiento m2)breaking and entering — (Jur) violación f de domicilio, allanamiento m de morada
2.CPDbreaking news N — noticia fsing de última hora
breaking point N — punto m de máxima tensión tolerable; (fig) [of person] límite m
breaking story N — noticia f de última hora
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5 breaking
['breɪkɪŋ]1) (smashing) (of bone) frattura f.; (of rope, chain, glass) rottura f.; fig. (of waves) (il) frangersi2) (of promise) (il) mancare (of a); (of law, treaty) violazione f.; (of contract) rottura f.; (of link, sequence) rottura f., interruzione f.3) equit. domatura f.4) med. (of voice) muta f.* * *breaking /ˈbreɪkɪŋ/n. [u]1 rottura; frattura; spaccatura2 (elettr.) interruzione3 (leg.) infrazione; violazione4 (ling.) dittongazione● (leg.) breaking and entering, effrazione □ breaking bulk, (naut.) inizio della discarica; (leg.) apertura di colli a scopo di furto □ breaking in, domatura ( di cavalli); (fig.) addestramento, periodo di pratica □ (leg.) breaking of seals, violazione dei sigilli □ breaking point, limite di rottura; (fig.) punto di rottura, limite di sopportazione □ breaking-up, demolizione, smantellamento; disgregazione.* * *['breɪkɪŋ]1) (smashing) (of bone) frattura f.; (of rope, chain, glass) rottura f.; fig. (of waves) (il) frangersi2) (of promise) (il) mancare (of a); (of law, treaty) violazione f.; (of contract) rottura f.; (of link, sequence) rottura f., interruzione f.3) equit. domatura f.4) med. (of voice) muta f. -
6 breaking away
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7 leg breaking
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8 leg breaking
Англо-русский словарь по пищевой промышленности > leg breaking
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9 излом
2) Geology: break3) Obsolete: fraction4) Military: (траншеи) dog leg5) Engineering: angularity, bend, breakdown, breaking, dog leg, dog-leg (соединительной линии при трассировке БИС), kink (на кривой), knee (характеристической кривой), rupture6) Construction: bent fracture, crevasse7) Automobile industry: breakage, breaking off8) Metallurgy: cross-sectional view9) Optics: deviation10) Information technology: dog-leg (соединительной линии при трассировке)12) Astronautics: failure13) Geophysics: inflection14) Strength of materials: point of inflection15) Drilling: crippling16) Oilfield: break breaking-off17) Automation: damage18) Makarov: break (разрыв), cleavage (напр. мармелада), fracture (поверхность, образующаяся после разрушения образца или изделия), fracture (тип и поверхность разрушения), kink (кривой), knee (кривой), leg, rupture (разрыв) -
10 upset the apple cart
(to bring into disorder: The football team were doing very well when their best player upset the apple cart by breaking his leg.) stikke kæp i hjulet* * *(to bring into disorder: The football team were doing very well when their best player upset the apple cart by breaking his leg.) stikke kæp i hjulet -
11 σκέλος
σκέλος, ους, τό (Hom.+; ins, pap, LXX, EpArist, Philo; Jos., Ant. 3, 271) leg καταγνύναι τὰ ς. break the legs, of the breaking of leg-bones as a punishment, known in late Lat. as crurifragium (s. TLL s.v.). Orig. this was a separate form of capital punishment, comparable to torture on a wheel (s. κατάγνυμι and KKohler, Das Verbot d. Knochenzerbrechens: ARW 13, 1910, 153f; a servile punishment fr. at least II B.C. [Plautus, As. 474 et al.]) Phlm subscr.—J 19:31–33 it accompanied crucifixion, in order to hasten death (s. also Appian, Bell. Civ. 4, 44 §189 ἑνὸς τὸ σκέλος συντριβέντοσ= one [of the bearers] broke his leg).—GBarton, ‘A Bone of Him Shall Not Be Broken’ J 19:36: JBL 49, 1930, 13–19; SHarrison, Cicero and ‘crurifragium’: ClQ n.s. 33, ’83, 453–55.—B. 241. DELG. M-M. -
12 guibolle
n. f. 'Pin', 'gamb', leg. Il s'est retrouvé avec une guibolle dans le plâtre: He ended up in plaster (after breaking his leg). Tricoter (also: jouer) des guibolles: To 'make a break', to hare off. Ne pas tenir sur ses guibolles: To be shaky on one's pins (through ill-health or overdrinking). Se sentir mou des guibolles: To feel weak-kneed. -
13 straddle
сущ.1) бирж. стрэддл, стрэдл, стреддл, стредл (опционная стратегия, которая заключается в одновременной покупке "колл" и "пут" опционов с одинаковой ценой исполнения; применяется в том случае, если инвестор предвидит резкое изменение курса того или иного актива, однако не уверен, в каком направлении это изменение реализуется — пойдут цены вверх или вниз)Syn:spread 3)See:call option, put option, option strategy, strangle, short straddle, long straddle, tax straddle, breaking a leg2) бирж. = put and call
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"стрэддл" (спред): срочная арбитражная сделка, состоящая в одновременной покупке и продаже одного и того же или разных финансовых инструментов на различные или одинаковые сроки (напр., для опционов: одновременная покупка равного числа опционов "пут" и "колл", в т. ч. с одинаковыми сроками и ценами исполнения, для получения прибыли от изменения соотношения между двумя ценами); каждый опцион может исполняться по отдельности, но обычно они продаются как единый контракт; см. long straddle; short straddle.* * *. 1) сочетание одновременной покупки одного товара с продажей другого (на товарных рынках); 2) соглашение, представляющее держателю ценных бумаг право продавать или покупать их по определенной цене (на рынках акций). . Словарь экономических терминов 1 .* * *Ценные бумаги/Биржевая деятельностьбиржевая операция с двойным опционом как для покупки, так и для продажи акций с возможностью отказа от операции с уплатой неустойки -
14 funny
adjective1) (comical) komisch; lustig; witzig [Person, Einfall, Bemerkung]are you being or trying to be funny? — das soll wohl ein Witz sein?
2) (strange) komisch; seltsamthe funny thing is that... — das Komische [daran] ist, dass...
have a funny feeling that... — das komische Gefühl haben, dass...
there's something funny going on here — hier ist doch was faul (ugs.)
* * *2) (strange; peculiar: I heard a funny noise.) merkwürdig* * *fun·ny[ˈfʌni]I. adj1. (amusing) lustig, witzig, komischbreaking your leg isn't \funny es ist nicht lustig, sich das Bein zu brechenthere seems to be a \funny side to everything alles scheint auch seine komischen Seiten zu habena \funny joke ein guter Witz▪ to be \funny Spaß machenare you trying to be \funny with me? willst du mich auf den Arm nehmen?did you mean what you said or were you just being \funny? war das, was du gesagt hast, ernst gemeint oder hast du nur Spaß gemacht?very \funny! ( iron) wirklich komisch!2. (strange) komisch, merkwürdig, seltsama \funny thing happened to me mir ist etwas Komisches [o Merkwürdiges] passiertthe television's gone \funny mit dem Fernseher stimmt etwas nichtit must be \funny to be famous and have everyone looking at you es muss ein komisches Gefühl sein, wenn man berühmt ist und einen jeder anstarrtto have a \funny feeling that... so eine Ahnung haben, dass...to have got \funny ideas merkwürdige [o komische] Ideen habento look \funny komisch aussehen3. (dishonest) verdächtig\funny business krumme Sachen sl\funny tricks faule Tricks sl4. (ill)sb feels/goes \funny jdm ist/wird schlecht [o übel]to go \funny in the head verrückt werdendon't you try to be \funny with me! komm mir nicht auf diese Tour! fam6.▶ \funny ha-ha or \funny peculiar? lustig oder merkwürdig?she's a very \funny woman — \funny ha-ha or \funny peculiar? sie ist eine sehr komische Frau — meinst du mit komisch lustig oder merkwürdig?III. n* * *['fʌnɪ]1. adj (+er)1) (= comical) komisch, lustig; person witzigdon't try to be funny (inf) — mach keine Witze!
to see the funny side of sth — das Lustige an etw (dat) sehen
what's so funny? — was ist denn so komisch or lustig?
there's something funny about that place —
I have a funny feeling I'm going to regret this — ich habe das komische Gefühl, dass mir das noch leidtun wird
it's funny but I feel as if I've known you a long time —
(that's) funny! I thought he'd left — komisch! ich dachte, er ist schon weg
the funny thing is that he was right — das Komische ist, dass er recht hatte
I feel funny about seeing her again (inf) — mir ist komisch dabei zumute or zu Mute, sie wiederzusehen
funny-peculiar or funny-ha-ha? (inf) — komisch im Sinne von seltsam oder lustig?
she's a bit funny ( in the head) — sie spinnt ein bisschen (inf)
4) (inf= suspicious)
funny business or tricks — faule Sachen pl or Tricks pl (inf)2. plthe funnies ( US Press inf ) — die Cartoons pl, die Comicstrips pl
* * *funny [ˈfʌnı]A adj (adv funnily)I don’t think that’s funny ich finde das gar nicht komisch;very funny! iron sehr komisch!2. komisch:there’s sth funny about the telephone mit dem Telefon stimmt irgendetwas nicht;the funny thing is that … das Merkwürdige (dabei) ist, dass …;funnily enough merkwürdiger-, komischerweiseI feel funny mir ist komisch oder mulmig;he felt quite funny when he looked down ihm war ganz komisch, als er hinuntersahc) umg zweifelhaft, faul umg:funny business faule Sache, krumme Tour umg.;don’t get funny with me! komm mir bloß nicht auf diese Tour!B s1. umga) witzige Bemerkung oder Geschichteb) Witz m2. pl → academic.ru/29915/funnies">funnies* * *adjective1) (comical) komisch; lustig; witzig [Person, Einfall, Bemerkung]are you being or trying to be funny? — das soll wohl ein Witz sein?
2) (strange) komisch; seltsamthe funny thing is that... — das Komische [daran] ist, dass...
have a funny feeling that... — das komische Gefühl haben, dass...
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15 upset the apple cart
(to bring into disorder: The football team were doing very well when their best player upset the apple cart by breaking his leg.) echarlo todo a rodar -
16 upset the apple cart
(to bring into disorder: The football team were doing very well when their best player upset the apple cart by breaking his leg.) setja á annan endann -
17 upset the apple cart
(to bring into disorder: The football team were doing very well when their best player upset the apple cart by breaking his leg.) keresztülhúzza vkinek a számításait -
18 kibosh
N1. रुकावटBreaking his leg put the kibosh on his holiday. -
19 upset the apple cart
(to bring into disorder: The football team were doing very well when their best player upset the apple cart by breaking his leg.) estragar tudo -
20 upset the apple cart
(to bring into disorder: The football team were doing very well when their best player upset the apple cart by breaking his leg.) berbat etmek, bir çuval inciri berbat etmek
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