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121 filibuster
n. filibuster, use of delaying tactics; long speech made to delay or prevent a decision from being made (Politics); military adventurer who engages in unauthorized revolutionary activities in foreign countries -
122 impedieren
v. impede, delay, obstruct; hinder, thwart, prevent -
123 put off
vt1) ( delay)to \put off off <-> sth etw verschieben;to \put off guests off Gäste ausladen;to \put off sth off for a week etw um eine Woche verschieben;( avoid)we've been \put offting off the decision about whether to have a baby wir haben die Entscheidung, ob wir ein Kind haben wollen, vor uns her geschoben2) ( fob off)to \put off sb off jdn vertrösten;you're not going to \put off me off with excuses ich lasse mich von dir nicht mit Ausreden abspeisen3) ( deter)to \put off sb off jdn abschrecken;his description really \put off me off seine Beschreibung hat mir wirklich die Lust genommen;to \put off sb off sth jdm etw verleiden;he was really trying to \put off me off er wollte es mir richtig miesmachen;I didn't think the film was very good, but don't let that \put off you off going ich fand den Film nicht besonders gut, aber lass dich dadurch nicht abschrecken;his tone \put offs people off sein Ton verschreckt die Leute;to \put off sb right off sb/ sth jdn sofort gegen jdn/etw einnehmen4) ( distract)to \put off sb off jdn ablenken;once she's made up her mind to do something, nothing will \put off her off wenn sie sich einmal entschlossen hat, etwas zu tun, wird sie nichts davon abbringen;to \put off sb off sth jdn von etw dat ablenken;you're \put offting me right off du bringst mich völlig raus;to \put off sb off their stride ( fig) jdn aus dem Konzept bringen;to \put off sb off the track jdn von der Fährte bringento \put off off sb jdn aussteigen lassen;( forcibly) jdn hinauswerfento \put off off <-> sth etw ausmachen [o ausschalten];PHRASES:never \put off off until tomorrow what you can do today ( what you can do today) was du heute kannst besorgen, das verschiebe nicht auf morgen ( prov) -
124 hinder
['hində](to delay or prevent; to make difficult: All these interruptions hinder my work; All the interruptions hinder me from working.) zdržovat* * *• překážet• bránit -
125 further
1. adjective1) comp. of far 1.2) более отдаленный3) дальнейший; добавочный; further education дальнейшее образование (исключая университетское); to obtain further information получить дополнительные сведения; till further notice впредь до дальнейшего уведомления2. adverb1) comp. of far 2.2) дальше; далее3) затем; кроме того; более того; to inquire further расспросить подробнее; let me further tell you разрешите мне добавитьI'll see you further first = держи карман шире!, и не подумаю!, вот еще!3. verbпродвигать; содействовать, способствовать; to further hopes поддерживать надеждыSyn:advance, contribute, implementAnt:delay, hinder, prevent, side-track* * *1 (a) дальнейший2 (d) далее; дальше* * *дальше, более отдаленный; дальнейший* * *[fur·ther || 'fɜrðə(r) /'fɜː-] v. продвигать, содействовать, способствовать adj. более отдаленный, отдаленный, дальний, далекий, дальнейший, дополнительный, добавочный adv. дальше, далее, на большом расстоянии, далеко, намного, гораздо, кроме того, более того, затем* * *впредьдалеедальнейшийдальшедобавочныйдополнительныйпродвигатьсодействоватьспособствовать* * *1. прил. 1) сравн. от far 1. 2) дальнейший 2. нареч. 1) сравн. от far 2. 2) затем; сверх того, более того 3. гл. 1) продвигать 2) устар. продолжать -
126 hinder
['hində](to delay or prevent; to make difficult: All these interruptions hinder my work; All the interruptions hinder me from working.) brániť, prekážať* * *• zavadzat• prekážat• hatit• brzdit -
127 pidättää
yks.nom. pidättää; yks.gen. pidätän; yks.part. pidätti; yks.ill. pidättäisi; mon.gen. pidättäköön; mon.part. pidättänyt; mon.ill. pidätettiinarrest (verb)bate (verb)check (verb)contain (verb)detain (verb)hold (verb)hold back (verb)hold up (verb)keep (verb)keep back (verb)obstruct (verb)reserve (verb)restrain (verb)retain (verb)retard (verb)stop (verb)suppress (verb)withhold (verb)* * *• curb• absorb• hold• hold up• hold back• hinder• hamper• halt• detain• inhibit• deduct• keep back• contain• constrain• confiscate• choke• check• bate• arrest• apprehend• delay• reserve• take into custody• suppress• stop• still• slow• slow up• secure• retard• impede• restrain• take away• remove• put under restrain• prohibit• prevent• pick up• obstruct• lay by the heels• keep• retain• withhold -
128 vangita
yks.nom. vangita; yks.gen. vangitsen; yks.part. vangitsi; yks.ill. vangitsisi; mon.gen. vangitkoon; mon.part. vanginnut; mon.ill. vangittiinapprehend (verb)arrest (verb)attach (verb)capture (verb)catch (verb)imprison (verb)take (verb)* * *• put.. in prison• remand for trial• take• take somebody prisoner• take into custody• take.. into custody• stop• slow• restrain• put under arrest• confine• prevent• attach• catch• arrest• delay• retard• detain• apprehend• imprison• lay by the heels• capture
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