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tr['lɪnʧpɪn]1 SMALLTECHNICAL/SMALL pezonera2 figurative use pieza claven.• pezonera s.f.'lɪntʃpɪna) ( vital factor) eje mb) ( on tractor) pezonera f['lɪntʃpɪn]N (lit) pezonera f ; (fig) eje m* * *['lɪntʃpɪn]a) ( vital factor) eje mb) ( on tractor) pezonera f -
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linchpin [ˈlɪnt∫‚pɪn]* * *['lɪntʃpɪn]the linchpin of — [person] le pilier de; [principle] la base de
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linchpin n2 fig ( essential element) the linchpin of [person] le pilier de [government, organization] ; [idea, principle, institution] la base de [ideology, belief, theory]. -
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linchpin ['lɪntʃpɪn](a) Technology esse f (d'essieu), cheville f d'essieu∎ it's the linchpin of government policy c'est l'axe central de la politique du gouvernement -
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linchpin [ˊlɪntʃˏpɪn] nчека́ ( колеса) -
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linchpin Pflöckchen nEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > linchpin
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nounhe is the linchpin of the company — mit ihm steht und fällt die Firma
* * *linch·pin[ˈlɪn(t)ʃpɪn]I. nthe dollar is the \linchpin of the system of international payments das gesamte internationale Zahlungssystem stützt sich auf den DollarFlorida was the \linchpin state in the last presidential elections bei den letzten Präsidentschaftswahlen entschied sich letztlich alles in Florida* * *['lIntSpIn]nAchs( en)nagel m, Lünse f; (fig) Stütze faccurate timing is the linchpin of the entire operation — das ganze Unternehmen steht und fällt mit genauer Zeiteinteilung
* * *linchpin [ˈlıntʃpın] s1. TECH Lünse f, Achsnagel m2. fig Stütze f:this fact is the linchpin of his argumentation auf diese Tatsache stützt sich seine Argumentation;he is the linchpin of the company er hält die ganze Firma zusammen, mit ihm steht und fällt die ganze Firma* * *noun -
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['lɪntʃpɪn]the linchpin of — [ person] il pilastro o perno di [ organization]; [ principle] la base o il fulcro di [ideology, theory]
* * *linchpin /ˈlɪntʃpɪn/n.2 (fig.) fulcro, perno, pernio (fig.).* * *['lɪntʃpɪn]the linchpin of — [ person] il pilastro o perno di [ organization]; [ principle] la base o il fulcro di [ideology, theory]
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N1. धुरे की कीलThe linchpin of the wheel was loose.2. सर्वाधिक महत्वपूर्ण व्यक्तिThe Prime Minister is the linchpin of the cabinet. -
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linch·pin [ʼlɪn(t)ʃpɪn] nthe dollar is the \linchpin of the system of international payments das gesamte internationale Zahlungssystem stützt sich auf den Dollar nCalifornia was the \linchpin state in the last presidential elections bei den letzten Präsidentschaftswahlen entschied sich letztlich alles in Kalifornien -
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ˈlɪntʃpɪn сущ. чека( колеса) чека (колеса) человек, на котором все держится;
душа( организации и т. п.) мысль, на которой все держится - reduced spending is the * of his economic program стержнем его экономической программы является сокращение расходов linchpin чека (колеса)Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > linchpin
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[ʹlıntʃ͵pın] n1. чека ( колеса)2. 1) человек, на котором всё держится; душа (организации и т. п.)2) мысль, на которой всё держитсяreduced spending is the linchpin of his economic program - стержнем его экономической программы является сокращение расходов
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subst. \/ˈlɪn(t)ʃpɪn\/ eller lynchpin1) akselpinne, lunstikke2) ( overført) krumtappthe linchpin of det vesentlige i -
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{'lintʃpin}
1. чивия на ос
2. важна/съществена част, важен член (на организация и пр.)* * *{'lintshpin} n 1. чивия на ос; 2. важна/съществена част; важе* * *1. важна/съществена част, важен член (на организация и пр.) 2. чивия на ос* * *linchpin[´lintʃ¸pin] n 1. клечка, клин на ос; 2. прен. основа, нещо съществено, от първостепенно значение. -
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1. n чека2. n человек, на котором всё держится; душа3. n мысль, на которой всё держится -
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[ˈlɪntʃpɪn]linchpin чека (колеса)
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linchpin — linch‧pin [ˈlɪntʆˌpɪn] also lynchpin noun [singular] the most important thing or person in a system, plan etc, which everything else depends on: • The consumer is the linchpin of the economy. * * * linchpin UK US (also lynchpin) /ˈlɪntʃpɪn/ nou … Financial and business terms
linchpin — [linch′pin΄] n. [ME lynspin < lyns (< OE lynis, linchpin, akin to Ger lünse < IE base * (e)lei to bend > ELL2, Sans āṇíh, linchpin) + pin, PIN] 1. a pin that goes through the end of an axle outside the wheel to keep the wheel from… … English World dictionary
Linchpin — Linch pin (l[i^]nch p[i^]n ), n. [AS. lynis the axletree; akin to D. luns linchpin, OS. lunisa, LG. lunse, G. l[ u]nse, OHG. lun peg, bolt.] A pin used to prevent the wheel of a vehicle from sliding off the axletree. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
linchpin — also linch pin, late 14c., earlier linspin, from M.E. lins axletree (see LINCH (Cf. linch)) + PIN (Cf. pin) (n.). The peg that holds a wheel on an axle; now mainly figurative … Etymology dictionary
linchpin — originally a pin put through the end of an axle to keep the wheel in position, is mostly used in its figurative sense ‘an indispensable person or thing’. It is spelt linch in preference to lynch , and as one word … Modern English usage
linchpin — (also lynchpin) ► NOUN 1) a pin through the end of an axle keeping a wheel in position. 2) an indispensable person or thing. ORIGIN Old English … English terms dictionary
linchpin — UK [ˈlɪntʃpɪn] / US [ˈlɪntʃˌpɪn] noun [countable] Word forms linchpin : singular linchpin plural linchpins a person or thing that is essential to a group, organization, system, or plan linchpin of: Nurses are the linchpin of our healthcare system … English dictionary
linchpin — also lynchpin noun Etymology: Middle English lynspin, from lyns linchpin (from Old English lynis) + pin; akin to Middle High German luns linchpin Date: 13th century 1. a locking pin inserted crosswise (as through the end of an axle or shaft) 2.… … New Collegiate Dictionary
Linchpin — A linchpin or lynchpin is a metal part used in mechanical engineering to prevent a wheel or other rotating part from sliding off the axle it is riding on. It is named after Nathaniel Lynch, the English mechanic who first patented its use [cite… … Wikipedia
linchpin — linch|pin [ lıntʃ,pın ] noun count a person or thing that is essential to a group, organization, system, or plan: linchpin of: Nurses are the linchpin of our healthcare system … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
linchpin — /ˈlɪntʃpɪn / (say linchpin) noun 1. a pin inserted through the end of an axle to keep the wheel on. 2. the key point of a plan, argument, etc. 3. a key person or event, as in a play, etc. Also, lynchpin. {linch , Old English lynis linchpin +… …