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81 машины сопровождения
Русско-английский глоссарий по космической технике > машины сопровождения
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82 kumboy
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83 konvoi
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84 kafile
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85 konvoy
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86 konvoy
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87 jármûkaraván
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88 konvoj
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89 caravana
f.1 caravan (British), trailer (United States).2 caravan.3 tailback (British), backup (United States) (of cars).4 trailer, camper, van, mobile home.5 earring.6 reverence, bow.7 group of travelers journeying through the desert.8 camping ground.* * *1 (expedición) caravan2 (atasco) traffic jam, tailback3 (remolque) caravan, US trailer* * *noun f.1) convoy2) caravan3) trailer* * *SF1) (Aut) [de camiones, coches] convoy; (=atasco) tailback, line of traffic (EEUU)las caravanas que se forman en el camino de la playa — the tailbacks of traffic heading for the beach
2) (=remolque) caravan, trailer (EEUU)3) ( Hist) caravan4) Caribe (=trampa) bird trap5) Méx (=cortesía) flattering remark, complimentbailar o correr o hacer la caravana a algn — to overdo the compliments with sb
* * *1)a) ( de tráfico - retención) backup (AmE) tailback (BrE); (- hilera) convoyhabía una gran caravana a la entrada de la ciudad — there was a huge backup (AmE) o (BrE) tailback on the approach to the city
b) ( remolque) trailer (AmE), caravan (BrE)2) (Méx) ( reverencia) bowhacer caravana con sombrero ajeno — (fam) to claim credit for somebody else's achievements
* * *1)a) ( de tráfico - retención) backup (AmE) tailback (BrE); (- hilera) convoyhabía una gran caravana a la entrada de la ciudad — there was a huge backup (AmE) o (BrE) tailback on the approach to the city
b) ( remolque) trailer (AmE), caravan (BrE)2) (Méx) ( reverencia) bowhacer caravana con sombrero ajeno — (fam) to claim credit for somebody else's achievements
* * *caravana11 = caravan, house trailer.Ex: The same authority also experimented for a number of years with a mobile consumer advice caravan which travelled a fortnightly rota of small market towns = El mismo organismo responsable también experimentó durante varios años con una caravana ambulante de información al consumidor que recorría las poblaciones con mercado ambulante quincenalmente.
Ex: The case of an arson fire that destroyed a house trailer and motorhome in Forestburg has been finally cracked.* camping para caravanas = caravan site.* caravana fija = mobile home.caravana22 = convoy, caravan.Ex: In order to execute this mammoth task, the route to the theatre was completely cleared immediately before the convoy set off.
Ex: Shipments of these goods arrive on caravans that travel on moonless nights to evade the searchlights of low-flying helicopters.* caravana de tráfico = tailback.* ir en caravana = go in + (a) convoy.* ruta de caravanas = caravan route.* * *Afuimos en caravana por la carretera we drove along in (a) convoyhabía una gran caravana a la entrada de la ciudad there was a huge backup ( AmE) o ( BrE) tailback on the approach to the cityuna larga caravana siguió al equipo desde el aeropuerto a long motorcade followed the team from the airportB (Ur) (pendiente) earringC ( Méx) (reverencia) bow* * *
caravana sustantivo femenino
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(— hilera) convoy;
2 (Méx) ( reverencia) bow
caravana sustantivo femenino
1 (de camellos) caravan
(de coches en carretera) tailback, US backup
2 (remolque, roulotte) caravan
' caravana' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
arrastrar
English:
camper
- caravan
- pull
- RV
- tail back
- tailback
- traffic jam
- ear
- mobile
- tail
- trailer
* * *caravana nf1. [remolque] Br caravan, US trailer2. [de camellos] caravan;[de carromatos] wagon train;la caravana presidencial the presidential motorcade;una caravana humanitaria an aid convoy3. [atasco] Br tailback, US backup;* * *f1 ( remolque) trailer, Brcaravan2 de tráfico traffic jam, Brqueue of traffic3 Méx ( reverencia) bow* * *caravana nf1) : caravan2) : convoy, motorcade3) remolque: trailer* * *caravana n1. (remolque) caravan2. (atasco) traffic jam -
90 Konvoi
* * *der Konvoiconvoy* * *Kon|voi ['kOnvOY, kOn'vɔʏ]m -s, -sconvoy* * *Kon·voi<-s, -s>[ˈkɔnvɔy]m convoyim \Konvoi fahren to travel in [or as a] convoy* * *der; Konvois, Konvois (bes. Milit.) convoy* * *im Konvoi fahren drive in convoy* * *der; Konvois, Konvois (bes. Milit.) convoy -
91 Geleitzug
m MIL., NAUT. convoy; im Geleitzug fahren travel in convoy* * *Ge|leit|zugm (MIL, NAUT)convoy* * *(a fleet of merchant ships escorted for safety by warships.) convoy* * *Ge·leit·zugm convoy* * *im Geleitzug fahren travel in convoy* * *m.convoy n. -
92 Kolonne
f; -, -n2. von Fahrzeugen: line, stream; (Schlange) Brit. auch queue; MIL. convoy; Kolonne fahren MOT. drive in a queue ( oder stream, Am. auch line) of traffic* * *die Kolonnegang; column; convoy* * *Ko|lọn|ne [ko'lɔnə]f -, -ncolumn; (= Autoschlange, fig = Menge) queue (Brit), line; (zur Begleitung ESP MIL) convoy; (= Arbeitskolonne) gang"Achtung Kolonne!" — "convoy"
Kolonne fahren — to drive in (a) convoy
* * *die1) (a long file of soldiers marching in short rows: a column of infantry.) column2) (a long line of vehicles etc, one behind the other.) column3) (a line of animals carrying people or baggage: a mule train; a baggage train.) train* * *Ko·lon·ne<-, -n>[koˈlɔnə]f1. AUTO queue [or line] [of traffic]▪ von Polizei convoyin \Kolonne fahren to drive in a [long] line of traffic2. (lange Reihe von Menschen) column3. (eingeteilte Arbeitsgruppe) gang, team4. (senkrechte Zahlenreihe) column5.* * *die; Kolonne, Kolonnen2) (Fahrzeuge) column; (Konvoi) convoyKolonne fahren — drive in a [long] line of traffic
3) (ArbeitsKolonne) gang* * *die fünfte Kolonne POL the fifth column* * *die; Kolonne, Kolonnen1) (Truppe, Gruppe von Menschen, Zahlenreihe) column2) (Fahrzeuge) column; (Konvoi) convoyKolonne fahren — drive in a [long] line of traffic
3) (ArbeitsKolonne) gang* * *-n f.column n.convoy n. -
93 convoi
convoi [kɔ̃vwa]masculine nouna. ( = cortège funèbre) funeral processionb. [de véhicules, navires, prisonniers] convoy• convoi exceptionnel ≈ wide (or long or dangerous) load* * *kɔ̃vwanom masculin1) (de véhicules, troupes) convoy‘convoi exceptionnel’ — Automobile ‘abnormal load’
* * *kɔ̃vwa nm1) [voitures, prisonniers] convoy2) (= train) train* * *convoi nm1 (de véhicules, prisonniers, troupes) convoy; un convoi militaire a military convoy; un convoi de ravitaillement a supply convoy; ‘convoi exceptionnel’ Aut ‘abnormal load’;2 Rail train; un convoi de marchandises a goods train.convoi funèbre funeral cortege.[kɔ̃vwa] nom masculin‘convoi exceptionnel’ ‘wide ou dangerous load’3. [cortège] convoy————————en convoi locution adverbiale -
94 автоколонна
1) General subject: road train, road-train2) American: motorcade3) Military: convoy, convoy of trucks, ground convoy, highway convoy, land convoy, lorry column, mechanized column, motor convoy4) Engineering: motor transport column, truck convoy, vehicle transport column5) Automobile industry: bus column, transport column, lot6) Logistics: motor column, motor vehicle convoy -
95 ir en caravana
(v.) = go in + (a) convoy, drive in + (a) convoyEx. For trips out into the countryside, tourists must now go in convoy, with a truckload of soldiers armed with submachine guns front and back.Ex. The truckers say they plan to drive in a convoy to the state capital, where they will call on policymakers to cut the gas tax.* * *(v.) = go in + (a) convoy, drive in + (a) convoyEx: For trips out into the countryside, tourists must now go in convoy, with a truckload of soldiers armed with submachine guns front and back.
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96 конвой
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97 морской конвой
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > морской конвой
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98 неторговый конвой
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > неторговый конвой
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99 Geleit
n; -(e)s, -e1. jemandem das Geleit geben geh. escort s.o.; jemandem freies oder sicheres Geleit geben oder gewähren JUR. give s.o. safe conduct; jemandem das letzte Geleit geben geh. euph. pay s.o. one’s last respects; zum Geleit in Büchern: Foreword* * *das Geleitconvoy; accompaniment; escort* * *Ge|leit [gə'lait]nt -(e)s, -e(HIST = Gefolge) retinue, entourage; (= Begleitung, MIL) escort; (NAUT) convoy, escort; (= Leichenzug) cortegefreies or sicheres Geléít — safe-conduct
jdm das Geléít geben — to escort or accompany sb
"zum Geléít" — "preface"
See:→ letzte(r, s)* * *Ge·leit<-[e]s, -e>[gəˈlait]ntjdm das \Geleit geben (geh) to escort [or accompany] sbjdm das letzte \Geleit geben (fig geh) to pay one's last respects to sb* * *das; Geleit[e]s, Geleite (geh.)jemandem sein Geleit anbieten — offer to accompany or escort somebody
freies od. sicheres Geleit — (Rechtsw.) safe-conduct
jemandem das letzte Geleit geben — (geh. verhüll.) attend somebody's funeral
* * *1.jemandem das Geleit geben geh escort sb;gewähren JUR give sb safe conduct;jemandem das letzte Geleit geben geh euph pay sb one’s last respects;zum Geleit in Büchern: Foreword* * *das; Geleit[e]s, Geleite (geh.)jemandem sein Geleit anbieten — offer to accompany or escort somebody
freies od. sicheres Geleit — (Rechtsw.) safe-conduct
jemandem das letzte Geleit geben — (geh. verhüll.) attend somebody's funeral
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100 conserva
f preserveconserva di pomodoro tomato purée* * *conserva1 s.f.1 ( cibo confezionato) preserve: conserve alimentari, preserves; conserva di arance, marmalade; conserva di frutta, jam; conserva di pomodoro, tomato purée2 ( il conservare) preservation: tenere in conserva, to preserve; mettere la frutta in conserva, to bottle (o tin o can) fruitconserva2 s.f. (mar.) di conserva, in convoy: navigazione di conserva, sailing in convoy; andare di conserva, to sail in convoy, (fig.) to act together (o to agree).* * *I [kon'sɛrva]IIin conserva — [ alimento] preserved
* * *conserva1/kon'sεrva/sostantivo f.————————conserva2di conserva/dikon'sεrva/
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