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1 hoist
hoist
1. verb1) (to lift (something heavy): he hoisted the sack on to his back; He hoisted the child up on to his shoulders.) levantar, subir2) (to raise or lift by means of some apparatus, a rope etc: The cargo was hoisted on to the ship: They hoisted the flag.) izar
2. noun1) (an apparatus for lifting usually heavy objects: a luggage hoist.) grúa; montacargas2) (a lift or push up: Give me a hoist over this wall, will you!) empujoncito, ayuda para subirhoist vb izar / levantartr[hɔɪst]1 (crane) grúa2 (lift) montacargas nombre masculino1 levantar, subir2 (flag) izarhoist ['hɔɪst] vt: levantar, alzar, izar (una bandera, una vela)hoist n: grúa fn.• alzamiento s.m.• cabría s.f.• elevador s.m.• levantamiento s.m.• montacargas s.m.v.• alzar v.• arbolar v.• drizar v.• enarbolar v.• guindar v.• izar v.• marear v.• tremolar v.
I hɔɪsttransitive verb ( lift) levantar, alzar*; \<\<sail\>\> izar*; \<\<flag\>\> izar*, enarbolar
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[hɔɪst]1.VT (also: hoist up) levantar, alzar; [+ flag, sail] izar2.* * *
I [hɔɪst]transitive verb ( lift) levantar, alzar*; \<\<sail\>\> izar*; \<\<flag\>\> izar*, enarbolar
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2 hoist
1 nAIR TRANSP elevador m, grúa f, izador mMECH aparejo m, grúa f, torno de izar pesos m, montacargas m, polipasto m, malacate mMINE carrera de extracción f (Esp), cabrestante de sondeo m, malacate m, cabrestante m, motor de extracción m, máquina de extracción f, torno de sondeo m (AmL), carrera de subida f (AmL), izada fPROD polipasto m, guinche m, montacargas m, grúa fSAFE montacargas mWATER TRANSP eslingada f, montacargas m, polipasto m2 vtAIR TRANSP izarPROD elevar, guindar, izar, levantar, subirWATER TRANSP boat with winch izar, izar a bordo3 -
3 hoist
s.1 aparejo para izar (device)2 grúa, mecanismo elevador, montacargas.3 cabrestante, aparato para alzar, mecanismo levantador.4 cabria, trípode, grúa de tijera, grúa de tijeras.vt.1 subir, izar (equipment, person); izar (flag, sail)2 alzar, elevar, encaramar, izar.3 alzar con un cabrestante, izar con un cabrestante.4 robar de una tienda. (pt & pp hoisted) -
4 hoist up
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5 hoist upright
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6 hoist the colors
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7 hoist arm
nAIR TRANSP helicopter brazo de grúa m, pescante m -
8 hoist boom
nAIR TRANSP helicopter pescante m -
9 hoist cable cutter
nAIR TRANSP helicopter cortador de cable del izador m -
10 hoist fitting
nAIR TRANSP helicopter componente del izador m, montaje del izador m -
11 hoist lever
nAIR TRANSP helicopter palanca del izador f -
12 hoist operator
nAIR TRANSP operador del izador m -
13 hoist pump
nAIR TRANSP helicopter bomba del izador f -
14 hoist room
nMINE cuarto del motor de extracción m -
15 hoist the colours
vi (BrE)WATER TRANSP flag izar la bandera nacional -
16 hoist to the surface
vtMINE alzar a la superficie, extraer a la superficie -
17 hoist sails
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18 he was hoist with his own petard
English-spanish dictionary > he was hoist with his own petard
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19 ceiling hoist
English-Spanish architecture and construction dictionary > ceiling hoist
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20 air hoist
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hoist — hoist; hoist·er; hoist·man; … English syllables
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