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101 лодъчна котва
кораб.grapnel -
102 angustiarse por
• anguish over• grapnel• grapple with• suffer for -
103 desvivirse por
• bend over backward for• do anything for• do one's utmost to• grapnel• grapple with• lean over• lean sad face• make every effort• make everything up• suffer for -
104 grafología
• graphite pencil• grapnel -
105 захват
1) seizure, capture, taking
2) claw
3) спорт clench* * ** * *seizure, capture, taking, take, takeover* * *admirationadmirationsanimationcapturecapturescapturingclutchcutdeforcementdelightdelightingenrapturingenthrallingenthrallmententhralmententhralmentsentrancementexaltationexaltationsfanggrabgrabbinggrapnelgripholdholdfastlockoutnipseizurespan-dogstake-over -
106 зацепить
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107 крюк
1) hook
2) разг. (окольный путь)
detour* * ** * ** * *crookcrotchcrotchetgabgrapnelhangerholdfasthook -
108 kuka
• spear• tack• staple• clevis• cleat• grapnel• hook• becket -
109 čakija
• crampon; grapnel -
110 kuka
• becket; clasp; cleat; clevis; clincher; crook; crotch; crotchet; crotchlet; grapnel; grapple; hanger; hook; peg; pole; pricker; spear; spike; staple; tack; tenter hook; tenter-hook -
111 lenger
• anchor; bower; grapnel -
112 sidro
• anchor; grapnel; kedge -
113 абордажный крюк
grappling iron, grapnel -
114 załap|ać
pf — załap|ywać impf (załapię — załapuję) Ⅰ vt pot. 1. (chwycić) to catch- udało mi się załapać bosakiem zatopione wiadro I managed to catch the sunken bucket with a grapnel2. (uzyskać) to land pot. [robotę, nagrodę] 3. (zrozumieć) to latch on pot.- załapać aluzję to latch onto the innuendoⅡ załapać się — załapywać się (dostać się) (na autobus, wycieczkę) to luck into a. upon; (do pracy, na studia) to land oneself- załapała się na rejs po Morzu Śródziemnym/świetną pogodę she lucked upon a. into a Mediterranean cruise/fabulous weather- załapał się na świetną posadę he landed himself a very good jobThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > załap|ać
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115 كلاب
n. grapnel, nipper, grapple, nippers, hook, grab, dog, clamp -
116 مرساة
n. anchor, bower, grapnel, mooring -
117 ancorotto
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118 arpagone
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119 grappino
grappino2 s.m. (bicchierino di grappa) tot of grappa. -
120 raffio
raffio s.m. gaff; grapnel, grappling iron.
См. также в других словарях:
Grapnel — Grap nel, n. [OE. grapenel, dim. fr. F. grappin the grapple of a ship; of German origin. See {Grape}.] (Naut.) A small anchor, with four or five flukes or claws, used to hold boats or small vessels; hence, any instrument designed to grapple or… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
grapnel — small hook, late 14c., Anglo French dim. of grapon, from O.Fr. grapil, grapin hook, dim. of grape hook (see GRAPE (Cf. grape)). Earlier form was grapel (see GRAPPLE (Cf. grapple)) … Etymology dictionary
grapnel — ► NOUN 1) a grappling hook. 2) a small anchor with several flukes. ORIGIN Old French grapon, related to GRAPE(Cf. ↑grapey) … English terms dictionary
grapnel — [grap′nəl] n. [ME grapnell, dim. < OFr grapin, grapil < Prov < grapa, a hook < Frank * krappo: see GRAPE] a small anchor with usually four or five curved, pointed arms, used for anchoring a small boat, dragging the bottom for objects … English World dictionary
grapnel — /grap nl/, n. 1. a device consisting essentially of one or more hooks or clamps, for grasping or holding something; grapple; grappling iron. 2. a small anchor with three or more flukes, used for grappling or dragging or for anchoring a small boat … Universalium
grapnel — kablys statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Laivyno minų kare – grandinės įtaisas, skirtas tralui sugriebti, kai nukertama minos grandinė. atitikmenys: angl. grapnel pranc. grappin … NATO terminų aiškinamasis žodynas
grapnel anchor — noun a light anchor for small boats • Syn: ↑grapnel • Hypernyms: ↑anchor, ↑ground tackle … Useful english dictionary
grapnel — In naval mine warfare, a device fitted to a mine mooring designed to grapple the sweep wire when the mooring is cut … Military dictionary
grapnel — noun Etymology: Middle English grapenel, from Anglo French grapinel, diminutive of Middle French grapin, diminutive of Old French grape hook, grape stalk, bunch of grapes more at grape Date: 14th century a small anchor with usually four or five… … New Collegiate Dictionary
grapnel — noun /ˈɡɹæpnəl/ a) A small anchor, having more than two flukes, used for anchoring a small vessel. b) A grappling iron … Wiktionary
grapnel — see GRAPE … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins