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ɡiə1) ((usually in plural) a set of toothed wheels which act together to carry motion: a car with automatic gears.) tannhjul2) (a combination of these wheels, eg in a car: The car is in first gear.) gir3) (a mechanism used for a particular purpose: an aeroplane's landing-gear.) (styre)mekanisme, utstyr4) (the things needed for a particular job, sport etc: sports gear.) utstyr, effektiv, rustning•- gearbox- gear lever/change/sticktannhjul--------tilbehør--------utstyrIsubst. \/ɡɪə\/1) redskap, verktøy, utstyr, utrustning2) tannhjul, drev, drivhjul (sammenkoblede)3) mekanisme, anordning, innretning4) ( luftfart) stell5) utveksling6) ( motorteknikk) gir• high\/low gearhøyt\/lavt gir7) ( sjøfart) takkel, tauverk8) seletøy9) eiendeler, klær, utstyr10) ( hverdagslig) klær, ting, greier, saker11) (amer., hverdagslig, grafisk tegn) asterisk, stjerne13) ( gammeldags) våpen, rustning14) ytre kjønnsorganerchange gear(s) giredesigner gear designerklær, merkeklærforward gear forovergirin gear ( motorteknikk) i gir, tilkoblet, med giret innein top gear i høyeste gir, med høyeste fart ( overført også) for full maskin, i full fartmove into high gear påskyndes, sette opp fartenmove into low gear sakne fartenmove up a gear sette opp fartenput the car in gear sette bilen i gir, legge inn giret• he put the the car in first gear, revved the engine and waited for the start signalhan la inn førstegiret, ruste motoren og ventet på startsignaletshift gear (spesielt amer.) girethrow into gear sette i gir, startethrow out of gear koble fra, koble ut av gir ( overført) bringe i ulage, bringe ut av fatningtrain of gears hjulverk, valsesettIIverb \/ɡɪə\/1) koble inn, gire, utstyre med gir2) utstyre3) ( også gear up) sele på4) ( om tannhjul) gripe inn (i)gear down gire nedgeared down\/up være lavt\/høyt giretgear somebody for forberede noen på, ruste noe tilgear to avpasse etter, tilpasse etter, innrette ettergear up gire opp, sette opp farten ( overført) ruste seg, gjøre seg klar, ruste opp ( om bedrift) ta opp større\/høyere lånIIIadj. \/ɡɪə\/(amer., slang) herlig, kul, dødsrå• man, this music is really gear!fy flate, denne musikken er virkelig herlig!
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