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1 skew
1. adjectiveschräg; schief [Gesicht]2. noun3. intransitive verbthe picture is [hanging] on the skew — das Bild hängt schief
* * *[skju:] 1. adjective(not straight or symmetrical.) schief2. verb(to make or be distorted, not straight.) schief machen/sein* * *[skju:]I. vt1. (give slant to)2. (distort)▪ to \skew sth etw verdrehen [o verzerren3. (align incorrectly)▪ to \skew sth etw schräg ausrichtenII. vito \skew around sich akk drehenthe vehicle \skewed right around das Fahrzeug geriet ins Schleudern und drehte sich um sich selbstthe lines \skew to the left die Linien gehen nach links wegwe \skewed to the right wir schwenkten nach rechtsV. n Schräglauf m* * *[skjuː]1. nschief; (= diagonal) schräg3. vt(= turn round) umdrehen; (= make crooked) krümmen; (fig = distort) verzerren4. vithe ball skews to the right — der Ball hat einen Rechtsdrall
* * *skew [skjuː]A v/i1. schräg gehen2. schielen (auch fig)B v/t1. seitwärtswenden, schief legen2. TECH abschrägen3. fig Tatsachen etc verzerrenC adj1. schief, schräg2. abschüssig3. MATH windschief (Fläche, Geraden)D s1. Schiefe f, Schrägheit f:on the skew schief, schräg2. ARCHa) schräger Kopf (eines Strebepfeilers)b) Untersatzstein m* * *1. adjectiveschräg; schief [Gesicht]2. nounon the skew — schräg [überqueren]; schief [tragen, aufsetzen]
3. intransitive verbthe picture is [hanging] on the skew — das Bild hängt schief
* * *adj.schräg adj. n.Schräglauf m. v.verdrehen v. -
2 skew
[skju:] vt1) ( give slant to)to \skew sth etw krümmen; tech etw abschrägen2) ( distort)to \skew sth etw verdrehen [o verzerren] vito \skew around sich akk drehen;the vehicle \skewed right around das Fahrzeug geriet ins Schleudern und drehte sich um sich selbst;the lines \skew to the left die Linien gehen nach links weg;we \skewed to the right wir schwenkten nach rechts adjinv schräg, schief -
3 skid
1. intransitive verb,- dd-2) (on foot) rutschen2. noun1) Schlittern/Schleudern, dasgo into a skid — ins Schlittern/Schleudern geraten
2) (Aeronaut.) Gleitkufe, die* * *[skid] 1. past tense, past participle - skidded; verb(to slide accidentally sideways: His back wheel skidded and he fell off his bike.) rutschen2. noun1) (an accidental slide sideways.) das Rutschen2) (a wedge etc put under a wheel to check it on a steep place.) der Stützbalken* * *[skɪd]I. vi<- dd->to \skid to a halt schlitternd zum Stehen kommento \skid off the road von der Straße geschleudert werden2. (slide over surface)▪ to \skid along/across sth (in a controlled fashion) über etw akk [hinweg]gleiten; (out of control) über etw akk rutschenII. nto correct a \skid ein Fahrzeug wieder unter Kontrolle bringento go into a \skid ins Schleudern geraten4.* * *[skɪd]1. nto steer into/against a skid — mit-/gegensteuern
to go into a skid — ins Schleudern geraten or kommen
to correct a skid, to pull out of a skid — das Fahrzeug abfangen or wieder in seine Gewalt bekommen
2) (on wheel) Rolle fhe was on or hit the skids (inf) — es ging abwärts mit ihm
her marriage/career is on the skids (inf) — ihre Ehe/Karriere ist ins Schleudern geraten
to put the skids under sb/sb's plans (inf) — jdn/jds Pläne zu Fall bringen, jdm die Suppe versalzen (inf)
2. vi(car, objects) schleudern; (person) ausrutschento skid across the floor — über den Boden rutschen or schlittern
* * *skid [skıd]A s1. Stützbalken m2. TECHa) Rolle f (für Lasten)b) Ladebalken m, -bock m, Gleitschiene f3. Bremsklotz m5. SCHIFFa) pl Holzfender mb) Bootsschlitten mgo into a skid → C 2;a) Schleuderspur f,b) jemandes Pläne etc durchkreuzen,he’s on the skids es geht abwärts mit ihmB v/t1. auf einer Gleitschiene oder auf Rollen fortbewegen2. ein Rad bremsen, hemmenC v/i1. rutschen, (ab-, aus)gleiten3. FLUG seitlich abrutschen* * *1. intransitive verb,- dd-1) schlittern; (from one side to the other; spinning round) schleudern2) (on foot) rutschen2. noun1) Schlittern/Schleudern, dasgo into a skid — ins Schlittern/Schleudern geraten
2) (Aeronaut.) Gleitkufe, die* * *n.Kufe -n f.Rahmen - m.Rutsch -en m.Schlitten m. v.rutschen v.schleudern v. -
4 skid
1)( slide while driving) rutschen, schlittern;( skew around) schleudern;to \skid to a halt schlitternd zum Stehen kommen;to \skid off the road von der Straße geschleudert werden;to \skid on the wet road auf der nassen Straße ins Rutschen kommen2) ( slide over surface)to correct a \skid ein Fahrzeug wieder unter Kontrolle bringen;to go into a \skid ins Schleudern geratenPHRASES: -
5 skewer
1. noun[Brat]spieß, der2. transitive verb* * *['skjuə](a long pin of wood or metal for keeping meat together while roasting: Put the cubes of meat on a skewer.) der Spieß* * *skew·er[ˈskju:əʳ, AM -ɚ]I. n Spieß mII. vt1. (pierce)▪ to \skewer sb/sth jdn/etw aufspießen2. (pierce with skewer)▪ to \skewer sth etw anstechen* * *['skjʊə(r)]1. nSpieß m2. vtaufspießen* * *skewer [ˈskjʊə(r)]A s1. a) Fleischspieß m, Span m2. TECH Räumnadel fB v/t2. fig aufspießen* * *1. noun[Brat]spieß, der2. transitive verb
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