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121 haul
I [hɔːl]1) (taken by criminals) bottino m., refurtiva f.arms, heroin haul — partita di armi, di eroina
3) (journey)4)long, medium, short haul flight — volo a lungo, medio, breve raggio
5) (of fish) retata f., pesca f.II [hɔːl]1) (drag) tirare, trascinareto be hauled up before sb. — colloq. essere convocato di fronte a qcn
2) (transport) trasportare••to haul sb. over the coals — dare una strigliata a qcn
* * *[ho:l] 1. verb1) (to pull with great effort or difficulty: Horses are used to haul barges along canals.) tirare2) (to carry by some form of transport: Coal is hauled by road and rail.) trasportare2. noun1) (a strong pull: He gave the rope a haul.) tirata2) (the amount of anything, especially fish, that is got at one time: The fishermen had a good haul; The thieves got away from the jeweller's with a good haul.) (quantità di merce)•- haulage- haulier
- a long haul* * *[hɔːl]1. n1) (distance) tragitto, viaggio2) (amount taken: from robbery) bottino, (of fish) retata, pescata2. vt(drag: person, heavy object) tirare, trascinare•- haul in- haul up* * *haul /hɔ:l/n.1 il tirare; il trascinare; forte strappo; strattone2 (trasp.) distanza percorsa ( da un carico); tirata (fam.); quantità di merce trasportata: It's a long haul from London to Leeds, è una bella tirata da Londra a Leeds4 (fig.) acquisto, guadagno, profitto5 (fig.) bottino: The bank job produced a good haul, il colpo in banca ha fruttato un grosso bottino(to) haul /hɔ:l/A v. t.1 tirare; (naut.) alare; rimorchiare; trainare; trascinare: to haul at (o on) a rope, tirare una cima; These tractors can haul enormous tree-trunks, questi trattori possono trascinare tronchi enormi2 trasportare ( merci su strada); fare trasporti di: to haul coal to the steelworks, trasportare carbone all'acciaieriaB v. i.2 (naut.) stringere il vento3 (naut.) accostare4 (naut.) cambiare rotta● (volg. USA) to haul one's ass, alzare il culo (volg.); muovere le chiappe (fam.) □ (naut.) to haul (on, upon, to) the wind, stringere il vento; orzare.* * *I [hɔːl]1) (taken by criminals) bottino m., refurtiva f.arms, heroin haul — partita di armi, di eroina
3) (journey)4)long, medium, short haul flight — volo a lungo, medio, breve raggio
5) (of fish) retata f., pesca f.II [hɔːl]1) (drag) tirare, trascinareto be hauled up before sb. — colloq. essere convocato di fronte a qcn
2) (transport) trasportare••to haul sb. over the coals — dare una strigliata a qcn
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122 ♦ ship
♦ ship /ʃɪp/n.1 (naut.) nave; bastimento; vascello; naviglio: a sailing ship, una nave a vela; un veliero; a merchant ship, una nave mercantile; a ship lying (o riding) at anchor, una nave alla fonda; to abandon ship, abbandonare la nave5 (fam.) barca; battello● ship's agency, agenzia di raccomandazione marittima □ ship's agent, raccomandatario □ ship's articles, contratto d'imbarco; clausole d'ingaggio □ (stor.) ship's biscuit, pan biscotto; galletta □ ship-boy, mozzo □ ship-breaker, demolitore di navi □ ship canal, canale navigabile □ ship's carpenter, carpentiere navale □ ship chandler, fornitore marittimo; provveditore navale □ ship chandlery, forniture navali □ ship's company, equipaggio; effettivi di bordo □ ship's doctor, medico di bordo □ (med.) ship-fever, tifo epidemico □ ship's husband, raccomandatario; capitano d'armamento □ ship's manifest, manifesto di bordo (o di carico) □ ship's papers, carte (o documenti) di bordo □ ship's protest, testimoniale (o dichiarazione) d'avaria □ ship repairs, riparazioni navali; raddobbi □ ship's stores, provviste di bordo; forniture navali □ (zool.) ship-worm ( Teredo navalis), teredine □ (trasp.) ex ship, sotto paranco; F.O.B. destino □ to fit out a ship, armare (o allestire) una nave □ to jump ship, abbandonare la nave; ( di un marinaio) disertare; ( in genere) abbandonare ( un'organizzazione), defilarsi □ (fig.) to run a tight ship, dirigere ( un'impresa, ecc.) con grande polso; mantenere la disciplina □ to take ship, imbarcarsi □ (trasp.) under ship's tackle = ex ship ► sopra □ (fig. fam.) When my ship comes home (o in), quando farò fortuna; quando i miei sogni s'avvereranno.(to) ship /ʃɪp/A v. t.2 spedire, inviare, trasportare ( con qualsiasi mezzo): We'll ship the cattle by rail, spediremo il bestiame per ferroviaB v. i.1 imbarcarsi (spec. come marinaio); viaggiare per nave: He shipped as a purser, s'è imbarcato come commissario di bordo2 (comm.) essere spedito, essere inviato, essere trasportato: This item ships to Europe only, questo articolo viene spedito solo in Europa3 (comm.) essere messo in commercio; uscire: The new version of the application will ship next month, la nuova versione dell'applicazione sarà messa in commercio il prossimo mese● to ship oars, disarmare i remi □ (fam.) to ship off, mandare, spedire, trasferire ( su nave o con altro mezzo); (fig.) mandare, spedire: to ship off fresh troops to the front, mandare al fronte truppe fresche; to ship off a boy to boarding school, spedire un ragazzo in collegio □ to ship out, spedire (o partire) in nave; salpare. -
123 feeder feed·er n
['fiːdə(r)]1) (baby, animal) mangiatore (-trice)2) (road, rail) secondario (-a) -
124 sleeper sleep·er n
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125 занимать видное место в
•Prominent among the heavy machinery in the plant will be two rail-feeding type piano-milling machines.
•Modern forging occupies a prominent place in primary metalworking.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > занимать видное место в
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126 tank
nounfill the tank — (with petrol) volltanken
2) (Mil.) Panzer, derPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/92462/tank_up">tank up* * *[tæŋk]1) (a large container for liquids or gas: a hot-water / cold-water tank.) der Tank2) (a heavy steel-covered vehicle armed with guns.) der Panzer•- tanker* * *[tæŋk]I. n1. (container) for liquid [Flüssigkeits]behälter m; for gas, oil Tank m; (pool) [Wasser]becken nt, Teich m, Reservoir nt; (sl: prison) [Gemeinschafts]zelle f; (for drunks) Ausnüchterungszelle ffish \tank Fischbecken nt, Aquarium nthot-water \tank Heißwasserspeicher mstorage \tank Sammelbehälter m4.\tank mock-up Panzerattrappe fIII. vi (sl)1. (fill) volltankenIV. vt▪ to \tank sth cellar, room etw wasserundurchlässig auskleiden* * *[tŋk]n1) (= container) Tank m; (esp for water) Wasserspeicher m; (of boiler) Kessel m; (NAUT, for water supply) Kessel m; (in submarines) Tauchtank m; (RAIL, in engine) Kessel m; (for diver = oxygen tank) Flasche f; (PHOT) Wanne ffill up the tank, please (Aut) — volltanken, bitte
* * *tank [tæŋk]A s1. AUTO etc Tank m:with a full tank vollgetankt2. a) (Wasser)Becken n, Zisterne fb) Aquarium na) Wasserkasten m (des Tenders)5. FOTO Bad n6. MIL Panzer(wagen) m, Tank m7. besonders US sla) (Haft)Zelle fb) Knast mB v/t1. in Tanks lagernbe tanked up sl voll sein;get tanked up → Ca) bes Br auftanken (Flugzeug), (Fahrer auch) volltanken,b) sl sich volllaufen lassen (on mit)* * *noun1) Tank, der; (for fish etc.) Aquarium, das; (for rainwater) Auffangbecken, dasfill the tank — (with petrol) volltanken
2) (Mil.) Panzer, derPhrasal Verbs:- tank up* * *(military) n.Panzer - m. n.Behälter - m.Metallbecken n.Tank -s m.Wasserbecken n. -
127 wagon
['wæɡən]2) (an open railway carriage for goods: a goods wagon.) der Waggon* * *['wgən]n1) (horse-drawn) Fuhrwerk nt, Wagen m; (= covered wagon) Planwagen m; (US = delivery truck) Lieferwagen m; (= child's toy cart) Leiterwagen m; (= tea wagon etc) Wagen m; (US inf) (= police car) Streifenwagen m; (for transporting prisoners) grüne Minna (inf); (Brit inf) (= car) Karre f (inf); (= lorry) Laster m (inf)3) (inf)to go on the wagon — unter die Abstinenzler gehen (inf)
* * *1. (vierrädriger) (Last-, Roll)Wagen m2. BAHN Br (offener) Güterwagen, Waggon m:by waggon WIRTSCH per Achse3. USa) (Gefangenen-, Polizei)Wagen mb) (Händler-, Verkaufs)Wagen mc) Lieferwagen md) AUTO Kombi(wagen) me) Teewagen mf) Spielzeugwagen mgo on the waggon mit dem Trinken aufhören;be off the waggon wieder trinken* * *n.Waggon -s m. -
128 waggon
['wægən](= wagon) n( horse-drawn) wóz m (zaprzęgowy); ( BRIT, RAIL) wagon m* * *['wæɡən]1) (a type of four-wheeled vehicle for carrying heavy loads: a hay wagon.) wóz2) (an open railway carriage for goods: a goods wagon.) wagon, lora
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