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மனித கேடயங்களாக -
10 gunman used the hostages as a human shield
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > gunman used the hostages as a human shield
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♦ human /ˈhju:mən/A a.umano: human nature, la natura umana; the human race, la razza umana; a human being, un essere umano; She is quite human, è molto umana (o benevola, comprensiva)B n.● the human animal, l'animale uomo □ (econ.) human capital, capitale umano □ human ecology, ecologia umana □ (org. az.) human engineering, ingegneria umana; ( anche) ergonomia □ human geography, geografia umana □ (giorn.) human interest, interesse umano; lato (o risvolto) umano: human interest story, storia che punta sul lato umano; ( anche) storia compassionevole, caso umano □ (ind., psic.) human relations, relazioni umane □ (org. az.) human resources, risorse umane; ( ufficio) personale □ human rights, diritti dell'uomo; diritti umani □ human shield, scudo umano □ (econ.) human needs, i bisogni umani □ to put a human face on st., mostrare il risvolto (o il costo) umano di qc.; ( anche) rendere più umano (o meno anonimo) qc. □ to be only human, –: He missed a penalty kick, showing he's only human, ha sbagliato un rigore, dimostrando che è umano anche lui □ with a human face, dal volto umano; a dimensione umana: capitalism with a human face, capitalismo dal volto umano □ with a (o the) human touch, con un tocco umano (o di umanità) □ (prov.) To err is human ( to forgive divine), errare è umano (perdonare divino).NOTA D'USO: - human o humane?- -
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human ['hju:mən]humain;∎ the human race le genre humain;∎ they were treated as less than human ils étaient traités comme des bêtes;∎ he's only human personne n'est parfait;∎ I can't do all that work alone, I'm only human! je ne peux pas faire tout ce travail tout seul, je ne suis pas une bête de somme!;∎ the accident was caused by human error l'accident était dû à une erreur ou défaillance humaine;∎ it's those little human touches that make all the difference ce sont les petites touches personnelles qui font toute la différence2 noun(être m) humain m►► human being être m humain;human cloning clonage m humain;Industry human engineering gestion f des relations humaines; (ergonomics) ergonomie f;the Human Genome Project le Projet génome humain;Medicine human growth hormone hormone f somatotrope ou de croissance, somatotrophine f;Medicine human immunodeficiency virus virus m d'immunodéficience humaine;Press human interest dimension f humaine;∎ a human interest story un reportage à caractère social;human nature nature f humaine;∎ it's only human nature to be jealous c'est normal ou humain d'être jaloux;the human race la race ou l'espèce f humaine;Administration human resources ressources fpl humaines;human resource management gestion f de ressources humaines;human rights droits mpl de l'homme;∎ a human rights organization une organisation pour les droits de l'homme;human shield bouclier m humain -
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human [ˈhju:mən]1. adjective• he's only human after all après tout, ce n'est qu'un homme2. nounhumain m3. compounds* * *['hjuːmən] 1.noun humain m2.1) ( not animal) [race, behaviour, body, population] humain; [characteristic, rights] de l'hommehuman being — être m humain
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'hju:mən
1. adjective(of, natural to, concerning, or belonging to, mankind: human nature; The dog was so clever that he seemed almost human.) humano
2. noun(a person: Humans are not as different from animals as we might think.) ser humano- humanly- human being
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human adj humanotr['hjʊːmən]1 humano,-a1 ser nombre masculino humano, humano\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLhuman being ser nombre masculino humano, humanohuman interest interés nombre masculino humanohuman nature naturaleza humanahuman race raza humanahuman rights derechos nombre masculino plural humanoshuman ['hju:mən, 'ju:-] adj: humano♦ humanly advhuman n: ser m humanoadj.• humano, -a adj.n.• humano s.m.
I 'hjuːmənadjective humano
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noun ser* m humano['hjuːmǝn]1.ADJ humanohuman feet are made for weight bearing — los pies del ser humano or del hombre están hechos para soportar peso
2.N ser m humano3.CPDhuman being N — ser m humano
human chain N —
human error N — error m humano
human genome N — genoma m humano
human growth hormone N — hormona f de crecimiento humano
human interest N — interés m humano
human interest story N — historia f de interés humano
human nature N — naturaleza f humana
the human race N — la raza humana, el género humano
human resources NPL — recursos mpl humanos
human resource manager N — director(a) m / f de recursos humanos
human rights NPL — derechos mpl humanos
human rights abuses NPL — violaciones fpl de los derechos humanos
human rights activist N — militante mf de la causa de los derechos humanos
human rights campaigner N — defensor(a) m / f de los derechos humanos
human rights group N — asociación f de defensa de los derechos humanos, asociación f pro derechos humanos
human rights organization N — organización f de defensa de los derechos humanos, organización f pro derechos humanos
human rights record N — historial m en materia de derechos humanos
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I [ʃiːld]1) mil. scudo m.; arald. scudo m. araldico; fig. scudo m., protezione f., riparo m. ( against contro)2) sport scudetto m.3) tecn. (on machine) schermo m. protettivo4) AE (policeman's badge) distintivo m.II [ʃiːld]verbo transitivo (from weather) proteggere, riparare; (from danger) proteggere; (from authorities) (by lying) coprire; (by harbouring) dare asilo a [ criminal]to shield sb. with one's body — fare scudo a qcn. con il proprio corpo
* * *[ʃi:ld] 1. noun1) (a broad piece of metal, wood etc carried as a protection against weapons.) scudo2) (something or someone that protects: A thick steel plate acted as a heat shield.) scudo, protezione3) (a trophy shaped like a shield won in a sporting competition etc: My son has won the archery shield.) scudetto2. verb1) (to protect: The goggles shielded the motorcyclist's eyes from dust.) proteggere2) (to prevent from being seen clearly: That group of trees shields the house from the road.) proteggere, riparare* * *[ʃiːld]1. n(armour) scudo, (on machine etc) schermo (di protezione)2. vt* * *shield /ʃi:ld/n.2 (ind., mecc.) riparo; schermo3 (arald.) scudo; stemma6 (fis. nucl.) schermo● (stor.) shield-bearer, scudiero.(to) shield /ʃi:ld/v. t.1 difendere; proteggere; riparare; far scudo a (q.): to shield sb. with one's body, fare scudo a q. col proprio corpo; to shield one's eyes from the sun, ripararsi gli occhi dal sole; ( sport) to shield the ball, difendere (o proteggere) il pallone* * *I [ʃiːld]1) mil. scudo m.; arald. scudo m. araldico; fig. scudo m., protezione f., riparo m. ( against contro)2) sport scudetto m.3) tecn. (on machine) schermo m. protettivo4) AE (policeman's badge) distintivo m.II [ʃiːld]verbo transitivo (from weather) proteggere, riparare; (from danger) proteggere; (from authorities) (by lying) coprire; (by harbouring) dare asilo a [ criminal]to shield sb. with one's body — fare scudo a qcn. con il proprio corpo
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1. adjectivethe human race — die menschliche Rasse
2. nounI'm only human — ich bin auch nur ein Mensch
Mensch, der* * *['hju:mən] 1. adjective(of, natural to, concerning, or belonging to, mankind: human nature; The dog was so clever that he seemed almost human.) menschlich2. noun(a person: Humans are not as different from animals as we might think.) der Mensch- humanly- human being
- human resources* * *hu·man[ˈhju:mən]I. n Mensch mII. adj behaviour, skeleton menschlichto form a \human chain eine Menschenkette bildento be beyond \human power nicht in der Macht des Menschen liegen\human relationships/sexuality die Beziehungen/die Sexualität des Menschen* * *['hjuːmən]1. adjmenschlich; health, brain, part of the body des Menschennot fit for human consumption — zum Verzehr (durch den Menschen) ungeeignet
these footprints certainly aren't human — diese Fußspuren sind or stammen sicher nicht von Menschen
2. nMensch m* * *human [ˈhjuːmən]1. menschlich, Menschen…:I am only human ich bin auch nur ein Mensch;they’re only human too die kochen auch nur mit Wasser;that’s only human das ist doch menschlich;human being Mensch m;human chain Menschenkette f;human counter Human Counter m (der Strahlenschutzüberwachung dienendes Messgerät zur Bestimmung der vom menschlichen Körper aufgenommenen und wieder abgegebenen Strahlung);human dignity Menschenwürde f;human engineering Human Engineering n, Anthropotechnik f (Teilgebiet der Industrieanthropologie, das sich mit der Anpassung technischer Einrichtungen und Abläufe an die physischen, psychischen und sozialen Erfordernisse des Menschen befasst);human error menschliches Versagen;human flesh Menschenfleisch n;human history die Geschichte der Menschheit;human immunodeficiency virus MED humanes Immunschwächevirus;human-interest story ergreifende oder ein menschliches Schicksal behandelnde Geschichte;human medicine Humanmedizin f;human nature die menschliche Natur;it’s only human nature to do sth es ist nur allzu menschlich oder es liegt ganz einfach in der menschlichen Natur, etwas zu tun;human race Menschengeschlecht n;a) zwischenmenschliche Beziehungen,b) Human Relations, Kontaktpflege f;human rights Menschenrechte;human rights activist Menschenrechtler(in);human rights organization Menschenrechtsorganisation f;B s Mensch m* * *1. adjective 2. nounMensch, der* * *adj.human adj.menschlich adj. -
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nщит; перен. защита; защитник- defensive shield in space
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N1. ढ़ालThe warriors shield is made of iron.2. गोलाकार पुरस्कारI won this shield in the art comptetion.3. कुलचिह्न-फलकA drawing or model of a shield displaying a court of arms is called shield.4. परिरक्षकThe gunman used the hostages as a (human) shield.5. कवचThe duke has sent a large shield to him.--------V1. रक्षा करना/बचानाThe ozone layer shields the earth so as to protect is from harmful rays. -
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* * *der Schutzschildshield* * *Schụtz|schildm pl - schildeshield; (an Geschützen) gun shield* * *Schutz·schildm TECH shieldmenschlicher \Schutzschild human shield* * *der shield* * *Schutzschild m (protective) shield;menschlicher Schutzschild human shield* * *der shield* * *n.shield n.
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