-
101 ὑψιδείρου
-
102 compris
compris, e [kɔ̃pʀi, iz]a. ( = inclus) 10 € emballage compris/non compris 10 euros including/not including packaging• service compris/non compris service included/not included• 700 € y compris l'électricité 700 euros including electricityb. ( = situé) être compris entre to be betweenc. ( = d'accord) (c'est) compris ! agreed!• tu t'y mets tout de suite, compris ! start right away, OK?* * *
1.
comprise kɔ̃pʀi, iz participe passé comprendre
2.
participe passé adjectif ( inclus) includingloyer de 500 euros charges comprises/non comprises — rent of 500 euros inclusive/exclusive
TVA comprise/non comprise — including/not including VAT
3.
tout compris locution adverbiale in total, all in (colloq) GBprix tout compris — all-in GB ou inclusive price
4.
y compris locution adverbiale including* * *kɔ̃pʀi, iz compris, -e1. ppSee:compris? — understood?, is that clear?
2. adj1) (dans une somme, un total: inclus) includedLe service n'est pas compris. — Service is not included.
service compris — service included, service charge included
100 euros tout compris — 100 euros all inclusive, 100 euros all all-in
un menu à 15 euros, vin non compris — a set menu for 15 euros, excluding wine
Ils ont tout vendu, y compris leur voiture. — They sold everything, including their car.
la maison comprise; y compris la maison — including the house
la maison non comprise; non compris la maison — excluding the house
2) (dans un espace: situé)* * *A pp ⇒ comprendre.B pp adj ( inclus) including; loyer de 1 000 euros charges comprises/non comprises rent of 1,000 euros inclusive/exclusive; service compris/non compris service included/not included; TVA comprise/non comprise including/not including VAT; être compris dans to be included in.C tout compris loc adv in total, all in○ GB; cela fait 150 euros tout compris that comes to 150 euros all in; donnez-moi le prix tout compris give me the all-in ou inclusive price; payer 700 euros de loyer tout compris to pay a rent of 700 euros, inclusive.D y compris loc adv including; tout le monde peut se tromper moi/toi y compris everybody makes mistakes, myself/you included; y compris à Paris in Paris too; y compris dans les journaux even in the newspapers.[kɔ̃pri, iz] ( féminin comprise) participe passé→ link=comprendre comprendre————————[kɔ̃pri, iz] ( féminin comprise) adjectif1. [inclus - service, boisson] includedservice non compris service not included, not inclusive of the service chargey compris included, includingje travaille tous les jours y compris le dimanche I work every day including Sundays ou Sundays included[dans les dates] inclusive2. [pensé]————————interjectionAÉRONAUTIQUE & TÉLÉCOMMUNICATIONS————————tout compris locution adverbiale -
103 surplomber
surplomber [syʀplɔ̃be]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *syʀplɔ̃beverbe transitif to overhang* * *syʀplɔ̃be vtto overhang, (= dominer) [terrasse, fenêtre] to look down onLe rocher surplombe la mer de 200m. — The rock face towers 200m above the sea.
* * *surplomber verb table: aimerA vtr to overhang, to jut out over.B vi to overhang.[syrplɔ̃be] verbe transitifde chez elle on surplombe tout Paris from her window you have a bird's-eye view of the whole of Paris————————[syrplɔ̃be] verbe intransitif -
104 крт
(зоол.) mole, m. rocks, crags, cliffs* * *(метал)short -
105 berg-vörðr
m. a watch, look-out for rocks and cliffs; halda b., Jb. 407. -
106 for-vað
n. shoal water between the cliffs and the flowing tide: hence the phrase, í síðustu forvöð, to pass the last shoal water before the tide cuts the passage off, also metaph. to delay till the last moment; göra flekann allan, ok halda upp forvöðunum þar í hjá, D. N. vi. 167, where it seems to mean a ford. -
107 KLEIF
I) (pl. -ar), f. cliff, rocky ascent.* * *f., plur. kleifar, [from klífa, to climb], a ridge of cliffs or shelves in a mountain side; hljópu sjau menn ór skóginum ok upp í kleifina, Eg. 581; skógar-kjörr ok kleifar nökkurar, Fms. vii. 56; þeir kösuðu hann þar við kleifina, Eb. 166 (klifit, v. l.); þar sem helzt vóru kleifar ok skógar þröngvastir, Fms. ix. 359; suðr undir kleifarnar, Gísl. 67, 70: poët. the head is called hjarna kleif, ‘harn-cliff,’ Km.: Kleifar, f. pl. a local name in western Iceland, Sturl., Landn., Ann. 1238. -
108 TÓ
I)f. grassy spot among cliffs (gammrinn settist í tó eina, er var í björgunum).n. wool; vinna tó, to card or dress wool (konur unnu tó á daginn).* * *f. a tuft of grass, grassy spot, among rocks; þar var tó undir er hann fór ofan, Rd. 310; einn dag fóru þeir í bjarg at sækja sér hvannir í einni tó er síðan er kölluð Þorgeirs-tó, Fbr. 87; gammrinn settisk í eina tó, er varð í björgunum, Fas. ii. 231; hann hljóp ofan fyrir hamrana í tó eina, 251; gras-tó, grass-turf, af hömrunum ofan í grastóna, Fbr. 156; freq. in mod. usage.II. [A. S. taw = spinning, weaving; Engl. tow; Ivar Aasen to; cp. toddi, Dan. uld-tot]:—a wool-tod, a tuft of wool; vinna tó, to dress wool (spin, card), konur unnu þar tó á daginn, Grett. 34 new Ed.; rygjar-tó, q. v.COMPDS: tóvara, tóvinna. -
109 bergvörðr
m. a watch or lookout for rocks and cliffs (halda bergvörð). -
110 bjarggengr
a. clever at climbing on fowling cliffs (cf. ‘ganga í bjarg’). -
111 grastó
-
112 ridosso
ridosso s.m. ( luogo riparato) shelter, sheltered place // a ridosso, close to (o very near o close at hand): la casa era a ridosso della scogliera, the house was close to the cliffs; la città ha a ridosso le montagne, the city has the mountains at its back; non stare così a ridosso del muro, don't stay so close to the wall; siamo ormai a ridosso dell'inverno, winter is close at hand.* * *[ri'dɔsso]a ridosso di avv — (dietro) behind, (contro) against
* * *[ri'dɔsso]sostantivo maschilea ridosso di qcs. — [casa, villaggio] close to sth.; [ montagna] at the back of sth., behind sth.
* * *ridosso/ri'dɔsso/sostantivo m.a ridosso di qcs. [casa, villaggio] close to sth.; [ montagna] at the back of sth., behind sth.; siamo a ridosso dell'estate summer is close at hand. -
113 rodere
gnaw at* * *rodere v.tr.1 to gnaw: i topi hanno roso un pezzo di questo libro, the mice have gnawed away a piece of this book; rodere un osso, to gnaw a bone // un osso duro da rodere, a hard nut to crack // rodere il freno, to chafe under restraint (o to champ at the bit)3 ( corrodere) to corrode, to eat* into (sthg.), to bite* into (sthg.): gli acidi rodono i metalli, acids eat into metals; questa sbarra è stata rosa dalla ruggine, this bar has been corroded by rust; il mare rode la scogliera, the sea is eroding the cliffs4 (fig.) ( tormentare) to gnaw at (sthg.); to eat* into (sthg.): la gelosia le rodeva l'anima, she was consumed with jealousy; cosa ti rode tanto?, what's eating you?◘ rodersi v.rifl. to worry, to be worried; to wear* oneself out, to be consumed, to pine (away): si rode per niente, he is wearing himself out for nothing; se fossi in te non mi roderei tanto, if I were you I shouldn't worry so much (o I shouldn't be so worried); non ti rodere il fegato!, don't eat your heart out!; rodere d'invidia, di gelosia, to be consumed with envy, jealousy; rodere di rabbia, to chafe (o to be consumed) with rage.* * *1. ['rodere]vb irreg vt(rosicchiare) to gnaw (at), (corrodere) to corroderodersi il fegato fig — to torment o.s.
2. vr (rodersi)rodersi dal rimorso/dall'invidia — to be consumed with remorse/with envy
* * *['rodere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (rosicchiare) to gnaw2) (corrodere) to corrode, to eat* into3) fig. to eat*, to gnaw, to nag2.verbo pronominale rodersi1)2) fig. (tormentarsi) to worry, to be* troubled- rsi dall'invidia — to be consumed by o with envy
* * *rodere/'rodere/ [80]1 (rosicchiare) to gnaw2 (corrodere) to corrode, to eat* into3 fig. to eat*, to gnaw, to nag; avevo ancora un dubbio che mi rodeva I still had a nagging doubt; essere roso dalla gelosia to be tormented by jealousy; che cosa ti rode? what's eating you?II rodersi verbo pronominale1 - rsi le unghie to bite one's nails2 fig. (tormentarsi) to worry, to be* troubled; - rsi dall'invidia to be consumed by o with envy; - rsi il fegato to eat one's heart out. -
114 scogliera
f cliff* * *scogliera s.f. cliff, rocks (pl.); ( a fior d'acqua) reef: scogliera madreporica, corallina, coral reef; scogliera sommersa, submerged reef; le bianche scogliere di Dover, the white cliffs of Dover.* * *[skoʎ'ʎɛra]sostantivo femminile cliff* * *scogliera/skoλ'λεra/sostantivo f.cliff. -
115 sovrastante
sovrastante agg. rising above (sthg.), towering above (sthg.), overlooking; (fig.) imminent, impending: la scogliera sovrastante la spiaggia, the cliffs overlooking the beach.* * *[sovras'tante]aggettivo overhanging* * *sovrastante/sovras'tante/overhanging. -
116 sporgere
1. v/t hold outdenuncia make2. v/i jut out* * *sporgere v. intr. to jut out, to stick* out, to project, to protrude: la mensola sporge di circa trenta centimetri, the shelf sticks out about one foot; una trave che sporge dal muro, a beam jutting out of the wall; sporgere sopra qlco., to overhang sthg.: delle rocce sporgevano sopra il torrente, cliffs overhung the stream◆ v.tr. to put* out, to lean* out, to stretch out, to hold* out, to stick* out, to put* forward: sporse il capo dalla finestra, he put (o stuck) his head out of the window; sporgere il braccio per fermare l'autobus, he stretched out his arm to stop the bus // (dir.) sporgere querela contro qlcu., to sue s.o. (o to take action against s.o.).◘ sporgersi v.rifl. to lean* out: è pericoloso sporgere dal finestrino, it is dangerous to lean out of the window.* * *1. ['spɔrdʒere]vb irreg vt1)(braccio, testa)
sporgere da — to put out of, stretch out of2) Dirsporgere querela contro qn — to sue sb, take legal action against sb
2. vi3. vr (sporgersi)sporgersi da — to lean out of Brit
* * *['spɔrdʒere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (protendere) to stick* out2) dir.2.sporgere denuncia contro qcn. — to lodge a complaint against sb
verbo intransitivo (aus. essere) [mento, denti] to protrude; [balcone, trave] to jut (out), to project3.sporgere da qcs. — [ chiodo] to stick out of sth
-rsi verso qcn. — to lean (over) toward(s) sb
* * *sporgere/'spɔrdʒere/ [72]1 (protendere) to stick* out2 dir. sporgere denuncia contro qcn. to lodge a complaint against sb.(aus. essere) [mento, denti] to protrude; [balcone, trave] to jut (out), to project; sporgere da qcs. [ chiodo] to stick out of sth.III sporgersi verbo pronominaleto lean* out; - rsi dalla finestra to lean out of the window; -rsi verso qcn. to lean (over) toward(s) sb. -
117 precipizio sm
[pretʃi'pittsjo] precipizio (-zi) -
118 scogliera sf
[skoʎ'ʎɛra] -
119 bergbeklimster
n. female mountain climber, woman who deals with the sport of climbing cliffs -
120 fjord
n. fiord, narrow inlet of the sea bordered by steep cliffs
См. также в других словарях:
Cliffs Natural Resources — Type Public (NYSE: CLF … Wikipedia
Cliffs of the Neuse State Park — North Carolina State Park Natural Monument (IUCN III) … Wikipedia
Cliffs of Dover (composition) — Cliffs of Dover Single by Eric Johnson from the album Ah Via Musicom Released February 1990 Recorded March 1988 to June 1989 at Austin s Riverside Sound, Saucer One Studio, Arlyn Studios, Studio … Wikipedia
Cliffs of Dover — Single par Eric Johnson extrait de l’album Ah Via Musicom Pays Royaume Uni Sortie … Wikipédia en Français
Cliffs Of Dover — Single par Eric Johnson extrait de l’album Ah Via Musicom Pays Royaume Uni Sortie février 1990 … Wikipédia en Français
Cliffs of Gallipoli — Single by Sabaton from the album The Art of War B side Ghost Division … Wikipedia
Cliffs of Moher Hotel — (Лисканнор,Ирландия) Категория отеля: 4 звездочный отель Адрес: Main Street, Ли … Каталог отелей
Cliffs of Dover — «Cliffs of Dover» Sencillo de Eric Johnson del álbum Ah Via Musicom Grabación Desde Marzo de 1988 hasta Junio de 1989 en Austin s Riverside Sound, Arlyn Studios, Studio Seven. Género(s) Rock Instrumental … Wikipedia Español
Cliffs of Moher — Coordinates: 52°56′10″N 9°28′15″W / 52.93611°N 9.47083°W / 52.93611; 9.47083 … Wikipedia
Cliffs Shaft Mine Museum — This article is about the former iron mine in Marquette County, Michigan. For the former copper mine in Keweenaw County, Michigan, see Cliff mine. Cliffs Shaft Mine Old headframe, built 1919 … Wikipedia
Cliffs Pavilion — The Cliffs Pavilion. Cliffs Pavilion is a live theatre in Station Road, Westcliff on Sea, Essex, England, which seats 1,630 and offers an assortment of variety acts. Work began on the original Cliffs Pavilion during the 1930s. It was intended to… … Wikipedia