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1 rope
[rəup] 1. noun((a) thick cord, made by twisting together lengths of hemp, nylon etc: He tied it with a (piece of) rope; a skipping rope.) vrv2. verb1) (to tie or fasten with a rope: He roped the suitcase to the roof of the car.) privezati2) (to catch with a rope; to lasso: to rope a calf.) ujeti z vrvjo•- rope in
- rope off* * *I [róup]nounvrv, konopec, motvoz; niz; figuratively smrt z obešenjem; (v cirkusu) akrobatska vrv; laso; plezalna vrv, naveza; plural slang prijem, zvijača; (o vinu, pivu) židkoston the high rope — zviška, ošabno; besnothe rope — vrv za obešanje, kazen obešanjathe ropes sport vrvi okoli ringa; boks(anje)a rope of sand figuratively podpora brez prave pomoši, nezanesljiva pomoč, varljiva sigurnostplenty of (enough) rope to hang oneself figuratively možnost, da sami sebi škodimo, drvimo v poguboto be on the ropes — (v ringu) viseti na vrveh, figuratively slang biti v brezupnem položajuto be on the high ropes figuratively prevzetovati, napihovati se, šopiriti se, biti oholto be at the end of one's rope — biti na koncu svojih sredstev, svojega življenjato give s.o. rope (plenty of rope) — dati komu (popolno) svobodo delovanja (zlasti, da se kompromitira)to give s.o. rope enough to hang himself — dati komu dovolj prilike, da se uniči, ugonobito know the ropes — biti na tekočem; dobro se spoznati na, biti dobro uveden (v stvari, ki jih drugi poznajo), poznati vse prijeme (zvijače); dobro vedeti, kaj je treba nareditiname not a rope where one has hanged himself — ne omenjaj vrvi v hiši, v kateri se je nekdo obesilto put s.o. up to the ropes — uvesti koga v, dati komu vse potrebne podatketo show s.o. the ropes — uvesti koga v (neko) deloII [róup]transitive verb & intransitive verbpritrditi (povezati, zvezati) z vrvjo, navezati (se) v navezo; nanizati na vrv(ico); figuratively pritegniti, premamiti koga ( into v); sport zadrževati konja, namenoma počasi jahati ali teči; ne razviti vseh svojih moči (o tekaču); postati židek (pivo, vino); -
2 rope in
(to include; to persuade to join in: We roped him in to help.) pritegniti* * *transitive verb ograditi (z vrvjo)to rope s.o. in — vpreči koga v delo; pritegniti, primamiti koga v podjetje; slang aretirati; slang (pri)dobitirope s.o. into doing s.th. — premamiti koga, da nekaj naredi -
3 rope off
(to put a rope round or across (a place) in order to prevent people going in: The end of the room was roped off for the most important guests.) ograditi (z vrvjo)* * *transitive verb oddeliti (z vrvjo) ( a piece of land — kos zemljišča) -
4 rope out
transitive verb (z vrvjo) omejiti, oddeliti, zapretito rope out spectators — gledalce oddeliti (izključiti, izpreti) z vrvjo -
5 rope up
transitive verb zvezati, privezati, pritrditi, pričvrstiti z vrvjo; adjective rope up ferry (pulley, winch) — brod (škripec, vitel) na vrv -
6 rope-ladder
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7 rope down
transitive verb & intransitive verb spustiti (se) po vrvi navzdol -
8 rope-dancer
[róupda:nsə]nounplesalec, -lka na vrvi, vrvohodec -
9 rope-end
[róupend]1.nounnauticalvrv za kaznovanje (šibanje) (zlasti mornarjev);2.transitive verbpretepsti (šibati) z vrvjo -
10 rope-maker
[róupmeikə]nounizdelovalec vrvi, vrvar -
11 rope-yarn
[róupja:n]nounpreja za vrvi; figuratively malenkost, neznatnost -
12 tight rope
[táitroup]nounnategnjena, napeta vrv; (žičnata) vrv (akrobatov)tight rope dancer, tight rope walker — vrvohodecto be on the tight rope — biti v težavnem, nevarnem položaju -
13 towline/tow-rope
nouns (a rope etc used in towing.) vlečna vrv -
14 bell-rope
[bélroup]nounvrv pri zvonu -
15 bolt-rope
[bóultroup]nounmarine rob jadra -
16 climbing-rope
[kláimiŋroup]nounplezalna vrv -
17 drag-rope
[draegroup]nounvlečna vrv -
18 foot-rope
[fútroup]nounmarine vrv, na kateri stoje mornarji pri zvijanju in odvijanju jader -
19 guest-rope
[géstroup]nounvrv za vlečenje ali privezanje čolna -
20 guide-rope
[gáidroup]nounpovodec; vrv za pritrditev bremena na dvigalu; vrv za privezanje balona ali zrakoplova
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