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n; -(e)s, -e1. (Senkblei) plumbline; aus dem Lot out of plumb; im Lot perpendicular; fig. all right; aus dem Lot geraten fig. come unstuck; Person: auch be thrown (off balance); wieder ins Lot bringen straighten out; wieder ins Lot kommen straighten itself out; Person: get o.s. sorted out; auch gesundheitlich: get back on one’s feet again2. MATH. perpendicular; das Lot von Punkt C auf die Strecke AB fällen drop a perpendicular from C on the line AB3. NAUT. sounding line4. (Lötzinn) solder* * *das Lotlead* * *I [loːt]nt -(e)s, -e1) (= Senkblei) plumb line; (NAUT) sounding line, plumb lineim Lót sein — to be in plumb
das Lót fällen — to drop a perpendicular
seine Finanzen wieder ins Lót bringen — to put one's finances back on an even keel
die Sache ist wieder im Lót — things have been straightened out
die Sache wieder ins ( rechte) Lót bringen — to put things right, to put the record straight (inf)
aus dem Lót geraten — to be thrown out of kilter
4) (= Lötmetall) solderIIm - s (BIBL)Lot* * *<-[e]s, -e>[lo:t]ntim \Lot sein [o stehen] to be plumbaußer \Lot sein to be out of plumb3. (fig)etw ins [rechte] \Lot bringen to put sth right, to sort sth outjdn/etw aus dem \Lot bringen to put sb off [or fam throw sb for a loop]/to put sth out of kilter[wieder] ins \Lot kommen to be back to normalim \Lot sein to be alright [or all right]seine Gesundheit ist nicht im \Lot he's in a bad way [or in poor health5. MATH perpendiculardas \Lot auf eine Gerade fällen to drop a perpendicular6.<pl Lot>7. (Material zum Löten) plumb8.* * *das; Lot[e]s, Lote1) (Senkblei) plumb[-bob]2)nicht im Lot sein, außer Lot sein — be out of plumb
nicht im Lot sein — (fig.) not be straightened or sorted out
[wieder] ins Lot kommen — (fig.) be all right [again]
3) (Geom.) perpendicular* * *1. (Senkblei) plumbline;aus dem Lot out of plumb;im Lot perpendicular; fig all right;wieder ins Lot bringen straighten out;wieder ins Lot kommen straighten itself out; Person: get o.s. sorted out; auch gesundheitlich: get back on one’s feet again2. MATH perpendicular;das Lot von Punkt C auf die Strecke AB fällen drop a perpendicular from C on the line AB3. SCHIFF sounding line4. (Lötzinn) solder* * *das; Lot[e]s, Lote1) (Senkblei) plumb[-bob]2)nicht im Lot sein, außer Lot sein — be out of plumb
nicht im Lot sein — (fig.) not be straightened or sorted out
[wieder] ins Lot kommen — (fig.) be all right [again]
3) (Geom.) perpendicular* * *-e n.perpendicular n.plumb line n.plummet n.plump n.
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