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41 segeln
- {to navigate} lái, đi sông, đi biển, vượt biển, bay, đem thông qua - {to sail} chạy bằng buồm, chạy bằng máy, đi thuyền buồm, đi tàu, nhổ neo, xuống tàu, bay lượn, liêng, đi lướt qua, trôi qua, đi một cách oai vệ nói về đàn bà...), đi trên, chạy trên, điều khiển - {to soar} bay lên, bay cao, vút lên cao, bay liệng - {to yacht} đi chơi bằng thuyền buồm, thi thuyền buồm = segeln [nach] {to stand (stood,stood) [for,to]}+ = segeln nach {to bear up for}+ -
42 gehen
gehen v FIN go* * *v < Finanz> go* * *gehen
(Angestellter) to leave, to quit, (Artikel) to sell, to be in good demand, (erlaubt sein) to be permitted, (Schiff) to depart, to sail, (Zug) to go, to leave, to depart;
• nach A gehen (Schiff) to be bound for A;
• von A ab gehen (Zug) to run from;
• über X gehen (Brief) to be routed via X;
• auf Arbeit gehen to go out to work;
• ins Ausland gehen to go abroad;
• bis zu 10.000 Euro gehen to go as high as euro 10,000;
• bankrott gehen to fail, to flutter, to smash;
• an Bord gehen to go on board, to board a ship;
• an die Börse gehen to float;
• einkaufen gehen to go shopping;
• zum Finanzamt gehen to go to the tax office;
• flau gehen (Börse) to drag;
• ins Geld gehen to run into money (coll.);
• gewaltig (erheblich) ins Geld gehen to make a big hole in one’s capital;
• glänzend gehen to be booming, to sell like hot cakes (dogs) (US);
• gut gehen to be selling well, to find a ready market;
• von Haus zu Haus gehen to canvass from door to door;
• zur Konkurrenz gehen to go to the other side;
• pleite gehen to come a mucker;
• in Produktion gehen to go into production;
• schlecht gehen (Börse) to drag;
• in die tausende gehen to run up into thousands;
• in die private Wirtschaft gehen to enter private business;
• auf Wohnungssuche gehen to flat-hunt;
• durch den Zoll gehen to pass the customs. -
43 Ladung
Ladung f 1. IND batch; 2. RECHT summons, writ of summons, service of a writ; 3. LOGIS cargo, lading, load, disembarkation* * *f 1. < Ind> batch; 2. < Recht> summons, writ of summons, service of a writ; 3. < Transp> cargo, lading, load, disembarkation* * *Ladung
load[ing], haul, (Aktionäre) calling, notice, (Bahn) freight, goods, freightage, cargo, portage, (Laden) loading, lading, (Schiff) cargo, freight, shipload, shipment, stowdown, (Vorladung) [writ of] summons, citation, (voller Waggon) truckload, wag(g)onload, (Warensendung) consignment, freight[age], shipment (US);
• ohne Ladung empty, clear, freightless, (Schiff) in ballast;
• abgehende Ladung outward cargo (freight);
• ausgehende Ladung outward cargo;
• nicht befestigte Ladung insecure load;
• unterwegs befindliche Ladung floating cargo;
• zu weit beförderte Ladung overcarriage;
• falsch deklarierte Ladung wrongly declared cargo;
• durchgehende Ladung through shipment (US);
• erneute Ladung (Gericht) resummons;
• feuergefährliche Ladung inflammable cargo;
• flüssige Ladung liquid cargo;
• geborgene Ladung cargo saved;
• gefährliche Ladung dangerous cargo;
• in Säcke gefüllte Ladung bag cargo;
• durch Schiffbruch verloren gegangene Ladung wrecked cargo;
• gekühlte Ladung chilled cargo;
• gemischte Ladung general (mixed, Br.) cargo;
• lose Ladung shifting cargo;
• schwimmende Ladung floating cargo, cargo afloat;
• sperrige Ladung measurement (bulky) cargo;
• trockene Ladung dry goods;
• unbeanstandete Ladung (internationales Recht) lawful goods;
• unverpackte Ladung (Schiff) bulk [cargo], bulky cargo;
• verderbliche Ladung perishable cargo;
• verrutschte Ladung shifted load;
• verzögerte Ladung delay in loading;
• volle Ladung full load, full and complete cargo;
• wertvolle Ladung valuable cargo;
• Ladung zur Hauptverhandlung notice of a meeting, originating summons;
• ordnungsgemäße Ladung zu einer Hauptversammlung due calling of a general meeting;
• Ladung Stückgüter general (mixed) cargo, mixed (less-than) carload (US);
• Ladung brechen (zu löschen anfangen) to break bulk;
• Ladung einnehmen to load [up], (Schiff) to take in freight (cargo), to embark (take in, load a) cargo;
• volle Ladung einnehmen to take in the full complement of cargo;
• ohne Ladung fahren (Schiff) to sail in ballast;
• einer gerichtlichen Ladung Folge leisten to answer a summons;
• Ladung löschen to discharge (land) a cargo, to unload [cargo], to unlade, to discharge, (Schiff) to clear a ship of her cargo;
• Ladung nehmen to be loading;
• Ladung nach A übernehmen to load for A;
• Ladung überprüfen to examine the cargo;
• Ladung versichern to take a risk on a cargo;
• Ladung verstauen to stow freight;
• Ladung vervollständigen to get full cargo;
• Ladung über Bord werfen to jettison the cargo;
• ohne Ladung zurückkehren to return light;
• Ladung zusammenstellen to assort a cargo;
• jem. eine Ladung zustellen (Gericht) to serve a summons on s. o. -
44 Reisen
Reisen n FREI travel* * *n < Frei> travel* * *reisen
to travel, to make (go on) a journey, to go, (mit dem Schiff) to sail, to voyage;
• ins Ausland reisen to travel abroad, to be touring;
• für seine Firma reisen to travel for one’s business house;
• per (im, mit dem) Flugzeug reisen to travel by air;
• geschäftlich reisen to travel on business;
• mit einem ungültigen Pass reisen to travel on a false passport;
• mit einer Reisegesellschaft reisen to join a conducted tour;
• für eine Staubsaugerfirma reisen to travel in vacuum cleaners -
45 reisen
Reisen n FREI travel* * *v < Frei> travel* * *reisen
to travel, to make (go on) a journey, to go, (mit dem Schiff) to sail, to voyage;
• ins Ausland reisen to travel abroad, to be touring;
• für seine Firma reisen to travel for one’s business house;
• per (im, mit dem) Flugzeug reisen to travel by air;
• geschäftlich reisen to travel on business;
• mit einem ungültigen Pass reisen to travel on a false passport;
• mit einer Reisegesellschaft reisen to join a conducted tour;
• für eine Staubsaugerfirma reisen to travel in vacuum cleaners -
46 See
See I f GEN sea (Meer) • in See stechen GEN put to sea • zur See gehen GEN, PERS go to sea (Seemann werden) See II m GEN lake (Binnensee)* * *- in cpds <Imp/Exp, Transp, Versich> marine, maritime* * *See, auf hoher
on the open (high) seas, on the main;
• zur See on the water;
• gefährliche See nasty sea;
• grobe See rough sea;
• schwere See heavy sea;
• in See stechen to put [out] to (launch out into the) sea, to bear out to (make for the open) sea;
• in schwerer See treiben to make heavy weather;
• zur See befördert werden to sail;
• Seeamt maritime court (commission, US);
• Seeassekurant maritime insurer;
• Seeassekuranz marine (maritime) insurance;
• Seebeförderung sea transport, ocean transportation (US);
• Seebeförderungsvertrag marine contract. -
47 Geleitzug
m MIL., NAUT. convoy; im Geleitzug fahren travel in convoy* * *Ge|leit|zugm (MIL, NAUT)convoy* * *(a fleet of merchant ships escorted for safety by warships.) convoy* * *Ge·leit·zugm convoy* * *im Geleitzug fahren travel in convoy* * *m.convoy n. -
48 Mut
m; -(e)s, kein Pl.1. (Tapferkeit) courage, bravery; (Schneid) pluck; umg. guts Pl.; (Verwegenheit) daring; Mut fassen take heart; für etw.: pluck up courage; jemandem Mut machen boost s.o.’s courage; ( auch jemandem Mut zusprechen) give s.o. a few words of encouragement; jemandem den Mut nehmen dishearten s.o.; den Mut verlieren oder sinken lassen lose heart; es gehört schon Mut dazu it takes a bit of courage; mir fehlt einfach der Mut ( dazu) I just haven’t got the courage (to do it); nur Mut! chin up!; umg. keep your pecker (Am. chin) up!; antrinken2. geh.: guten oder frohen Mutes sein be in good spirits; mit frohem oder frischem Mut cheerfully; zumute* * *der Mutcourage; spirit; gameness; gaminess; grit; pluckiness; spunkiness; guts; valor; valour* * *[muːt]m -(e)s,no pl zu +dat for); (= Zuversicht) heartMút haben — to have (a lot of) courage
keinen Mút haben — not to have any courage
mit frischem Mút — with new heart
nur Mút! — don't lose heart!, cheer up!, keep your pecker up! (Brit inf)
jdm den Mút nehmen — to discourage sb, to make sb lose heart
den Mút verlieren — to lose heart
Mút bekommen — to gain confidence
wieder Mút bekommen — to take heart
den Mút aufbringen, etw zu tun — to find the courage to do sth
jdm Mút zusprechen or machen — to encourage sb
sich gegenseitig Mút machen — to keep each other's spirits up
das gab ihr wieder neuen Mút — that gave her new heart
ihm sank der Mút — his heart sank
mit dem Mút der Verzweiflung — with the courage born of desperation or despair
der Mút zum Leben — the will to live
der Mút zur Lücke (hum) — the courage to admit when one doesn't know something
See:= zumutefrohen or guten Mútes sein — to be of good cheer (old), to be in good spirits
mit frohem Mút — with good cheer (old)
* * *(the quality that makes a person able to meet dangers without fear; bravery: It took courage to sail the Atlantic singlehanded.) courage* * *<-[e]s>[ˈmu:t]es gehört viel \Mut dazu, das zu tun it takes a lot of courage to do thatmir fehlt der \Mut, das zu tun I don't have the courage to do thatmit dem \Mut der Verzweiflung with the courage born of desperation\Mut/keinen \Mut haben to have/not have any courageden \Mut haben, etw zu tun to have the courage to do sthmit frischem \Mut with fresh heart [or cheer]jdm den \Mut nehmen to make sb lose heart, to discourage sbnur \Mut! take heart!jdm [wieder] \Mut machen to encourage sb, to give sb [fresh] heart* * *der; Mut[e]s1) courageallen od. all seinen Mut zusammennehmen — take one's courage in both hands; screw up one's courage
das gab od. machte ihr neuen Mut — that gave her new heart
2) (veralt.) inguten od. frohen Mutes sein — be in good spirits
* * *Mut fassen take heart; für etwas: pluck up courage;jemandem Mut machen boost sb’s courage; ( auchjemandem Mut zusprechen) give sb a few words of encouragement;jemandem den Mut nehmen dishearten sb;sinken lassen lose heart;es gehört schon Mut dazu it takes a bit of courage;mir fehlt einfach der Mut (dazu) I just haven’t got the courage (to do it);2. geh:frohen Mutes sein be in good spirits;* * *der; Mut[e]s1) courageallen od. all seinen Mut zusammennehmen — take one's courage in both hands; screw up one's courage
das gab od. machte ihr neuen Mut — that gave her new heart
nur Mut! — don't lose heart!; (trau dich) be brave!
2) (veralt.) inguten od. frohen Mutes sein — be in good spirits
* * *nur sing. m.audacity n.boldness n.courage n.gameness n.gaminess n.mettle n.pluckiness n.spunkiness n.valor n.valour n. -
49 Seefahrt
f* * *die Seefahrtnavigation* * *See|fahrtf1) (= Fahrt) (sea) voyage; (= Vergnügungsseefahrt) cruise2) (= Schifffahrt) seafaring no artungeeignet für die Sééfahrt in... — unsuited for navigation or sailing in...
die Sééfahrt lernen — to learn to sail
die Regeln der Sééfahrt — the rules of the sea
* * *See·fahrtf NAUT* * *1) o. Pl. seafaring no art.; sea travel no art.; (Seefahrtskunde) navigation2) (Seereise) voyage; (Kreuzfahrt) cruise* * *Seefahrt f1. (Schifffahrt) seafaring, navigation;bei der christlichen Seefahrt sein hum be a seafaring man* * *1) o. Pl. seafaring no art.; sea travel no art.; (Seefahrtskunde) navigation2) (Seereise) voyage; (Kreuzfahrt) cruise* * *-en f.seafaring n. -
50 seetüchtig
Adj. NAUT. seaworthy; nicht seetüchtig unseaworthy* * *seagoing; seaworthy* * *see|tüch|tigadjseaworthy* * *1) (designed and equipped for travelling on the sea: a sea-going yacht.) sea-going2) ((negative unseaworthy) (of a ship) suitably built and in good enough condition to sail at sea.) seaworthy* * *see·tüch·tigadj seaworthy* * *Adjektiv seaworthy* * *nicht seetüchtig unseaworthy* * *Adjektiv seaworthy* * *adj.seagoing adj.seaworthy adj. -
51 Boot fahren
(to sail about in a small boat for pleasure: They are boating on the river.) boat -
52 eine Vergnügungsfahrt machen
(to sail for pleasure: We're going cruising in the Mediterranean.) cruise -
53 auf hoher
See, auf hoher
on the open (high) seas, on the main;
• zur See on the water;
• gefährliche See nasty sea;
• grobe See rough sea;
• schwere See heavy sea;
• in See stechen to put [out] to (launch out into the) sea, to bear out to (make for the open) sea;
• in schwerer See treiben to make heavy weather;
• zur See befördert werden to sail;
• Seeamt maritime court (commission, US);
• Seeassekurant maritime insurer;
• Seeassekuranz marine (maritime) insurance;
• Seebeförderung sea transport, ocean transportation (US);
• Seebeförderungsvertrag marine contract. -
54 nach New York abreisen
nach New York abreisen
to sail for New York -
55 bereitliegen
bereitliegen, zur Abfahrt
to be ready to depart (sail);
• zur Abholung bereitliegen to be ready for collection. -
56 zur Abfahrt
bereitliegen, zur Abfahrt
to be ready to depart (sail);
• zur Abholung bereitliegen to be ready for collection. -
57 segeln gehen
to go for a sail -
58 ansegeln
an|se·gelnvtetw \ansegeln to sail to[wards] sth;einen Hafen \ansegeln to put into a harbour [or (Am) -or];eine Stadt \ansegeln to head for a city -
59 auslaufen
aus|lau·fen irreg vi1) ( herauslaufen)[aus etw] \auslaufen to run out [of sth]; ( wegen Undichtheit) to leak out [of sth];[nach etw] \auslaufen to [set] sail [for sth], to put out to sea3) ( nicht fortgeführt werden) to be discontinued;ausgelaufen discontinuedgut/nicht gut \auslaufen to turn out well/badly6) ( zum Stillstand kommen) to come to a stop; Läufer a. to ease off, to slow down; Skispringer to glide to a stop7) ( übergehen in)in etw akk \auslaufen to run into sth; ( dadurch breiter werden) to open out into sth; Berge to end in sth; Streit, Ehekrach to turn into sthvr haben;sich \auslaufen to have a good run about [or enough exercise] -
60 abfahren
1. to be off2. to depart3. to drive off [car etc.]4. to leave5. to set off6. to take offto take sth. away [to dispose of]to sail (for)to take-out of serviceto coast downto shut down [turbine]
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