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2 lancieren
[la’si:rәn] v/t1. (Produkt, Buch etc.) launch; (Nachricht) put about, broadcast; jemanden lancieren (pull strings to) get s.o. promoted (in + Akk to); etw. auf den Markt lancieren put s.th. on the market2. WIRTS. (Anleihe) float* * *to launch* * *lan|cie|ren [lã'siːrən] ptp lanciertvtProdukt, Künstler, Initiative to launch; Meldung, Nachricht to put outlancieren —
sein Onkel hat ihn in diese hohe Stellung lanciert — his uncle got him (into) that high position
* * *lan·cie·ren *[lãˈsi:rən]vt (geh)1. (publik werden lassen)2. (auf den Markt bringen)▪ etw \lancieren to launch sth3. (platzieren)▪ jdn \lancieren to place sbeinflussreiche Freunde haben sie in diesen Posten lanciert influential friends placed her in this job* * *transitives Verb2)jemanden in eine Stellung lancieren — get somebody into a position by pulling strings
3) (bes. Wirtsch., Werbung) launch* * *lancieren [lãˈsiːrən] v/tjemanden lancieren (pull strings to) get sb promoted (in +akk to);etwas auf den Markt lancieren put sth on the market* * *transitives Verb1) [deliberately] spread <report, rumour, etc.>2)3) (bes. Wirtsch., Werbung) launch -
3 lancieren
lancieren
to float;
• j. lancieren to start s. o. on a career, to carve out a career for (launch) s. o.;
• Anleihe lancieren to float a loan;
• neuen Artikel lancieren to put a new article on the market;
• Gesellschaft lancieren to promote (organize) a company;
• Sache lancieren to push the boat out (coll.);
• j. in eine Stellung lancieren to pitchfork s. o. into a position. -
4 gleiten
v/i; gleitet, glitt, ist geglitten1. Schlange, Schlitten, Ski, Tänzer, Vogel etc.: glide ( über + Akk across); Boot: auch skim (across); Blick, Hände, Lächeln etc.: pass (over); Hände: auch run (over); (schlüpfen) slip; vom Pferd / ins Wasser gleiten slip from the saddle ( oder off the horse) / into the water; durch die Lüfte gleiten glide through the air; die Hand gleiten lassen über (+ Akk) run one’s hand over; ihr Blick glitt über die Anwesenden she ran her eyes over the people who were there, her gaze travel(l)ed over the assembled company2. (rutschen) slide; (ausrutschen) slip; MOT. skid; zu Boden gleiten slip and fall; es ist mir aus der Hand geglitten it slipped out of my hand* * *to slither; to float; to glide; to slip; to slide* * *glei|ten ['glaitn] pret gli\#tt [glɪt] ptp gegli\#tten [gə'glɪtn]vi1) aux sein (Vogel, Flugzeug, Tänzer, Boot, Skier, Schlange) to glide; (Blick) to pass, to range; (Hand) to slide, to glideein Lächeln glitt über ihr Gesicht — a smile flickered across her face
gléíten lassen — to cast an eye over sth
gléíten lassen — to glide or slide one's fingers over or across sth
2) aux sein (= rutschen) to slide; (Auto) to skid; (= entgleiten Gegenstand) to slip; (geh = ausrutschen) to slipzu Boden gléíten — to slip to the ground; (auf den Fußboden) to slip to the floor
ins Wasser gléíten — to slide or slip into the water
ins Gleiten kommen — to start to slide or slip
3) (IND inf = gleitende Arbeitszeit haben) to have flex(i)time* * *1) (to move smoothly and easily: The dancers glided across the floor.) glide2) (a gliding movement.) glide3) (to move smoothly over the surface (of water etc).) plane4) (to move lightly and quickly over (a surface): The skier skimmed across the snow.) skim5) (to move quietly or secretly: I slid hurriedly past the window; He slid the book quickly out of sight under his pillow.) slide6) (to slide, or drop, out of the right position or out of control: The plate slipped out of my grasp.) slip* * *glei·ten<glitt, geglitten>[ˈglaitn̩]vi▪ [durch etw akk/über etw akk o dat] \gleiten to glide [through/over sth]; Wolke to sail [through/over sth]▪ [durch etw akk/in etw akk/über etw akk] \gleiten to glide [through/into/over sth]; Schlange a. to slide [or slip] [through/into/over sth]▪ über etw akk \gleiten Augen to wander [or travel] over sth; Blick to pass [or range] over sth; Finger to explore sth; Hand to slide over sthdie Finger/Hand über etw akk \gleiten lassen to glide [or slide] [or run] one's fingers/hand over [or across] sth4. Hilfsverb: sein (rutschen) to slide, to slipzu Boden \gleiten to slip to the floor/groundins Wasser \gleiten to slip into the wateretw ins Wasser \gleiten lassen to let sth slip into the waterjdm aus den Fingern/der Hand \gleiten (fig a.) to slip out of sb's fingers/handjdm auf den Boden \gleiten to fall to the floor [on sb hum fam]* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) glide; < hand> slideaus dem Sattel/ins Wasser gleiten — slide out of the saddle/slide or slip into the water
2) (ugs.): (in Bezug auf Arbeitszeit) work flexitime* * *1. Schlange, Schlitten, Ski, Tänzer, Vogel etc: glide (über +akk across); Boot: auch skim (across); Blick, Hände, Lächeln etc: pass (over); Hände: auch run (over); (schlüpfen) slip;vom Pferd/ins Wasser gleiten slip from the saddle ( oder off the horse)/into the water;durch die Lüfte gleiten glide through the air;ihr Blick glitt über die Anwesenden she ran her eyes over the people who were there, her gaze travel(l)ed over the assembled companyzu Boden gleiten slip and fall;es ist mir aus der Hand geglitten it slipped out of my hand* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) glide; < hand> slideaus dem Sattel/ins Wasser gleiten — slide out of the saddle/slide or slip into the water
2) (ugs.): (in Bezug auf Arbeitszeit) work flexitime* * *-reien n.sliding n. -
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