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several plies of the material verschiedene Stärken des Materialsfour-\ply plywood vierschichtiges Sperrholz3) ( strand)two-\ply rope zweilagiges Seil;three-\ply wool dreifädige Wolle1) ( work steadily)to \ply a trade ein Gewerbe betreiben;to \ply one's work seiner Arbeit nachgehen2) ( manipulate)3) ( sell)to \ply drugs mit Drogen handeln;to \ply one's wares seine Waren anpreisen [o anbieten];4) ( supply continuously)to \ply sb with sth jdn mit etw dat versorgen;to \ply sb with whisky jdn mit Whisky abfüllen ( fam)to \ply sb with advice jdn mit Ratschlägen überschütten;to \ply sb with questions jdn mit Fragen löchern5) ( travel over)to \ply an ocean einen Ozean regelmäßig überqueren;to \ply a route eine Strecke regelmäßig befahren vi2) ( travel)to \ply between two cities ship, train zwischen zwei Städten verkehren -
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ply [plaɪ]1. noun[+ needle, tool, oar] manier• to ply between [ship, coach] faire la navette entre* * *[plaɪ] 1.noun épaisseur f2.transitive verb1) vendre [wares]2) (dated) manier [pen, oars]3)to ply somebody with — assaillir quelqu'un de [questions]
3.to ply somebody with food/drink — ne cesser de remplir l'assiette/le verre de quelqu'un
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A n ( thickness) épaisseur f ; two/three ply paper papier double/triple épaisseur ; two ply wool laine deux fils ; three/five ply wood contreplaqué trois/cinq plis.B vtr1 ( sell) vendre [wares] ;2 ( perform) exercer [trade] ;4 ( travel) [boat] sillonner [sea] ; to ply the route between two ports faire la navette entre deux ports ;5 ( press) to ply sb for harceler qn pour obtenir [information] ; to ply sb with assaillir qn de [questions] ; to ply sb with food/drink ne cesser de remplir l'assiette/le verre de qn.C vi [boat, bus] faire la navette (between entre). -
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Ⅰply [plaɪ] n1) сгиб, скла́дка, слой2) прядь ( троса)3) оборо́т, пе́тля́, вито́к ( верёвки и т.п.)4) укло́н; скло́нность, спосо́бность, жи́лка;to take a ply взять укло́н, направле́ние
Ⅱply [plaɪ] v1) усе́рдно рабо́тать (чем-л.);to ply one's oars налега́ть на вёсла
2) занима́ться (работой, ремеслом)3) по́тчевать, уси́ленно угоща́ть;to ply with knowledge привива́ть зна́ния
4) засыпа́ть, забра́сывать ( вопросами)to ply a voyage соверша́ть рейс ( о корабле)
6) стоя́ть в ожида́нии нанима́теля, покупа́теля; иска́ть покупа́телей7) мор. лави́ровать -
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1 noun∎ she plied us with food all evening elle nous a gavés toute la soirée;∎ he plied us with drinks il nous versait sans arrêt à boire;∎ we plied her with questions nous l'avons assaillie de questions∎ to ply one's trade exercer son métier∎ the barges that ply the Thames les péniches qui descendent et remontent le cours de la Tamise∎ to ply for hire (taxi) prendre des clients(b) (travel → ship, boat)∎ to ply between faire la navette entre -
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- ply [plaɪ]∎ two-/three-ply toilet tissue papier m hygiénique double/triple épaisseur;∎ five-ply wood contreplaqué m en cinq épaisseurs;∎ three-ply wool laine f trois fils -
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ply rating1 MET Ply-Zahl fply rating2 TECH Reifenfestigkeit f, Reifenlagen fpl -
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A term often used to express the number of strands used to form a composite yarn, such as 2-ply, 3-ply means two threads and three threads doubled together. When used for cloth it means the number of layers used. -
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ply I v biegen, falten ply II 1. Furnierplatte f; 2. Schichtplattenlage f, Zwischenlage f, Lage f, Schicht f; 3. Falte f; 4. Dickte f, Lage f (Holzschicht)English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > ply
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I 1. transitive verb2) (work at) nachgehen (+ Dat.) [Handwerk, Arbeit]3) (supply)ply somebody with something — jemanden mit etwas versorgen
4) (assail) überhäufen5) (sail over) befahren2. intransitive verb1) (go to and fro)ply between — zwischen [Orten] [hin- und her]pendeln; (operate on regular services) zwischen [Orten] verkehren
2) (attend regularly for custom) seine Dienste anbietenII nounply for customers/hire — auf Kundschaft warten
1) (of yarn, wool, etc.) [Einzel]faden, der; (of rope, cord, etc.) Strang, der; (of plywood, cloth, etc.) Lage, die; Schicht, die; see also academic.ru/74736/three-ply">three-ply; two-ply2) see plywood* * *I verb1) (an old word for to work at: He plies his trade as weaver.) ausüben2) (to use (a tool etc) vigorously.) hantieren mit3) (to keep supplying: They plied their guests with drink.) nötigen zuII noun(a thickness, layer or strand, as in three-ply / two-ply wool.) -fach- plywood* * *ply1[plaɪ]n no plseveral plies of the material verschiedene Stärken des Materialsfour-\ply plywood vierschichtiges Sperrholz3. (strand)two-\ply zweilagig, doppellagig; wool zweisträhnigply2<- ie->[plaɪ]I. vt1. (work steadily)to \ply a trade ein Gewerbe betreibento \ply one's work seiner Arbeit nachgehen2. (manipulate)3. (sell)to \ply drugs mit Drogen handelnto \ply one's wares seine Waren anpreisen [o anbieten4. (supply continuously)to \ply sb with whisky jdn mit Whisky abfüllen famto \ply sb with advice jdn mit Ratschlägen überschüttento \ply sb with questions jdn mit Fragen löchern5. (travel over)to \ply an ocean einen Ozean regelmäßig überquerento \ply a route eine Strecke regelmäßig befahrenII. vi1. BRIT ECON2. (travel)to \ply between two cities ship, train zwischen zwei Städten verkehren* * *I [plaɪ]nthree-ply wool — Dreifachwolle f, dreifädige Wolle
IIwhat ply is this wool? — wievielfach ist diese Wolle?, wie viele Fäden hat diese Wolle?
1. vt1) (= work with, use) tool, brush etc gebrauchen, umgehen mit, führen; (= work busily with) tool, brush etc fleißig führen or umgehen mit3) (ships) sea, river, route befahren4)she kept her guests well plied with drinks — sie sorgte dafür, dass ihren Gästen die Getränke nicht ausgingen
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to ply between — verkehren zwischen* * *ply1 [plaı]A v/tply one’s needle nähen3. (with) bearbeiten (mit) (auch fig), fig jemandem (mit Fragen etc) zusetzen, jemanden (mit etwas) überhäufen:ply the horses with a whip (dauernd) mit der Peitsche auf die Pferde einschlagen;ply sb with drink jemanden zum Trinken nötigenwith mit)B v/i1. verkehren, hin- und herfahren, pendeln (between … and zwischen dat … und)2. besonders Br auf Beschäftigung warten, seinen Stand(platz) haben:a taxi driver plying for hire ein auf Kunden wartender Taxifahrerply2 [plaı]A s1. Falte f3. (Stoff-, Sperrholz- etc) Lage f, Schicht f:a) dreifach (Garn etc),b) dreifach gewebt (Teppich),c) dreilagig (Sperrholz)5. besonders US fig Hang m, Neigung fB v/t Garn etc fachen, in Strähnen legen* * *I 1. transitive verb1) (use, wield) gebrauchen; führen2) (work at) nachgehen (+ Dat.) [Handwerk, Arbeit]3) (supply)4) (assail) überhäufen5) (sail over) befahren2. intransitive verbply between — zwischen [Orten] [hin- und her]pendeln; (operate on regular services) zwischen [Orten] verkehren
2) (attend regularly for custom) seine Dienste anbietenII nounply for customers/hire — auf Kundschaft warten
1) (of yarn, wool, etc.) [Einzel]faden, der; (of rope, cord, etc.) Strang, der; (of plywood, cloth, etc.) Lage, die; Schicht, die; see also three-ply; two-ply* * *n.Falte -n f.Lage -n f.Schicht -en f.Strähne -n f.bearbeiten (mit) v. v.ausüben (Gewerbe) v.betreiben v.handhaben v.hantieren (mit) v. -
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I [plaɪ]nome strato m.II 1. [plaɪ]3) (manipulate) maneggiare [pen, oars]4) (press)2.to ply sb. with drink — offrire di continuo o insistentemente da bere a qcn
verbo intransitivo [boat, bus] fare servizio di linea* * *I verb1) (an old word for to work at: He plies his trade as weaver.)2) (to use (a tool etc) vigorously.)3) (to keep supplying: They plied their guests with drink.)II noun(a thickness, layer or strand, as in three-ply / two-ply wool.)- plywood* * *I [plaɪ]1. n2. adjII [plaɪ]1. vt(knitting needle, tool etc) maneggiare, (sea, river, route) viaggiare regolarmente su2. vito ply between — far la spola fra, fare servizio regolare fra
to ply for hire — (taxi) andare avanti e indietro in attesa di clienti
* * *ply /plaɪ/n. [u]1 piega; (fig.) tendenza, inclinazione4 (ind. tess.) filato semplice di ritorto(to) ply /plaɪ/A v. t.1 adoperare; maneggiare; lavorare con: to ply an axe, adoperare l'ascia; to ply the sword, maneggiare la spada; to ply one's needle, lavorare d'ago; cucire4 fornire; provvedere; offrire ( di continuo); riempire; rimpinzare: to ply sb. with presents, riempire q. di doni; to ply sb. with drinks, offrire di continuo da bere a q.; to ply sb. with food, rimpinzare q. di cibo5 (naut.) solcare ( il mare); attraversare ( un fiume, ecc.): All kinds of boats ply the river, imbarcazioni d'ogni sorta attraversano il fiumeB v. i.1 lavorare assiduamente; essere affaccendato; darsi da fare: to ply with a spade, darsi da fare con una vanga2 (spec. naut.) fare servizio regolare; fare la spola: The ferry plies between Italy and Corsica, il traghetto fa servizio di linea tra l'Italia e la Corsica3 (naut.) bordeggiare; andare all'orza raso● to ply one's brush delicately, usare il pennello con delicatezza □ ( di taxi e sim.) to ply for hire, fare servizio; essere in attesa di clienti □ (naut.) to ply the oars, remare □ to ply one's wit, usare l'ingegno; far uso della propria intelligenza.* * *I [plaɪ]nome strato m.II 1. [plaɪ]3) (manipulate) maneggiare [pen, oars]4) (press)2.to ply sb. with drink — offrire di continuo o insistentemente da bere a qcn
verbo intransitivo [boat, bus] fare servizio di linea
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