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зoндиpoвaть пoчву, зaкинуть удoчку, пуcкaть пpoбный шapIt isn't easy to get a place there for a foreigner, but I've put out some feelers (C. P. Snow) -
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expr infmlI'm putting out feelers to see if he'd like to come and work for us — Я начал зондировать почву насчет того, хочет ли он с нами работать
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1) Общая лексика: закидывать удочку, зондировать почву, пускать пробный шар2) Разговорное выражение: забросить удочку (I've been putting out a few feelers at work and it seems most people want to try out carpooling.) -
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put out♦voorbeelden:put out to sea • zee kiezenII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉2 aanwenden ⇒ inzetten, gebruiken3 uitdoen ⇒ (uit)doven, blussen4 verdoven ⇒ bewusteloos maken/slaan5 van zijn stuk brengen ⇒ verontrusten, irriteren♦voorbeelden:put one's tongue out • zijn tong uitsteken3 put out the fire/light • het vuur/licht doven8 the calculations may have been put out by one percent • er kan een afwijking van een percent in de berekeningen geslopen zijnput out an official statement • een communiqué uitgeven -
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■ put outA v. t. + avv.1 mettere fuori; buttare fuori (q. che disturba, ecc.); esporre; espellere: to put out the washing [the cat], mettere fuori il bucato [il gatto]5 emettere ( un comunicato); diramare, trasmettere ( una notizia, un messaggio radio, ecc.); emettere ( un comunicato); dare alle stampe, fare uscire ( un libro, un disco, ecc.)6 (econ.) produrre: This plant puts out 55,000 cars a year, questo stabilimento produce 55 000 auto all'anno7 (econ.) dare fuori, dare ( lavoro) a domicilio; esternalizzare: to put work out to tender, dare lavoro in appalto8 spegnere ( il fuoco, la luce, il gas, ecc.): to put out a candle, spegnere una candela; to put out a fire, spegnere un fuoco all'aperto (o un incendio)9 fare perdere i sensi a (q.); tramortire ( con un pugno, ecc.); (med.) anestetizzare ( in anestesia totale)11 disturbare, dare disturbo a; scomodare: DIALOGO → - Inviting someone to stay- I wouldn't want to put you out in any way, non vorrei darti disturbo12 contrariare; seccare; offendere: I was put out by their attitude, il loro atteggiamento mi ha seccatoB v. i. + avv.1 mettercela tutta; fare ogni sforzo3 ( slang USA) stare al gioco (fig.); (spec. di una donna) starci, darla via (volg.) □ to put out of action, (mil.) mettere fuori combattimento; (fig.) guastare, mettere fuori uso □ to put out feelers, (zool.) tirare fuori le antenne; (fig.) tastare il polso alla situazione □ to put an idea out of one's head, togliersi dalla testa un'idea. -
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transitive verb1) rausbringen2) (extinguish) ausmachen [Licht, Lampe]; löschen [Feuer, Brand]3) (issue) [he]rausgeben [Buch, Zeitschrift, Broschüre, Anweisung, Erlass]; abgeben [Stellungnahme, Erklärung]; (broadcast) senden; bringen4) (annoy) verärgernbe put out — verärgert od. entrüstet sein
5) (inconvenience) in Verlegenheit bringenput oneself out to do something — die Mühe auf sich (Akk.) nehmen, etwas zu tun
6) (make inaccurate) verfälschen [Ergebnis, Berechnung]7) (dislocate) verrenken; ausrenken [Schulter]* * *3) (to extinguish (a fire, light etc): The fire brigade soon put out the fire.) löschen4) (to issue, give out: They put out a distress call.) ausgeben5) (to cause bother or trouble to: Don't put yourself out for my sake!) sich verausgaben6) (to annoy: I was put out by his decision.) verstimmen* * *◆ put outI. vt1. (place outside)to \put out the washing out [to dry] die Wäsche draußen aufhängento \put out sb out of a job jdn entlassento \put out sb/sth out of one's mind [or head] jdn/etw vergessenI just can't \put out her out of my mind sie geht mir einfach nicht aus dem Kopf2. (extend)▪ to \put out out ⇆ sth hand, foot etw ausstreckenshe \put out her head out of the window sie lehnte den Kopf aus dem Fensterto \put out out feelers ( also fig) die Fühler ausstreckento \put out out one's hand die Hand ausstreckento \put out out one's tongue die Zunge herausstreckento \put out out the welcome mat for sb ( fig) jdm einen freundlichen Empfang bereiten▪ to \put out out ⇆ sth etw veröffentlichen4. (produce)5. (place ready)▪ to \put out sth out [for sb/sth] cutlery, plate, dish [jdm/etw] etw hinstellen [o hinlegen] [o hinsetzen6. (contract out)▪ to \put out out ⇆ sth etw vergeben [o außer Haus geben]the contract was \put out out to the competition der Auftrag ging an die Konkurrenz▪ to \put out sb out jdm Umstände machen8. (bother)9. (extinguish)▪ to \put out out ⇆ sth fire etw löschen; candle, cigarette etw ausmachen; (turn off) lights etw ausschalten [o ausmachen10. (hurt)he \put out his back out er hat seinen Rücken verrenktto \put out sb's eyes out jdm die Augen ausstechen11. (knock out)▪ to \put out sb out jdn narkotisierenthe medication really \put out me out die Medikamente haben mich total benommen gemachtII. vithe ship \put out out of London harbour das Schiff lief aus dem Londoner Hafen aus* * *A v/t1. hinauslegen, -stellen etc3. a) eine Notiz etc aushängenb) Listen etc auslegenc) RADIO, TV senden, bringen4. SPORTa) zum Ausscheiden zwingen, aus dem Rennen werfen, ausschaltenb) Boxen: k. o. schlagenI’ve put out my shoulder7. a) verwirren, aus der Fassung bringenb) verstimmen, -ärgern:8. Kraft etc aufbieten10. ein Boot aussetzen11. jemandem die Augen ausstechen:put out sb’s eyes13. Knospen etc treibenB v/i* * *transitive verb1) rausbringenput one's hand out — die Hand ausstrecken; see also tongue 1)
2) (extinguish) ausmachen [Licht, Lampe]; löschen [Feuer, Brand]3) (issue) [he]rausgeben [Buch, Zeitschrift, Broschüre, Anweisung, Erlass]; abgeben [Stellungnahme, Erklärung]; (broadcast) senden; bringen4) (annoy) verärgernbe put out — verärgert od. entrüstet sein
5) (inconvenience) in Verlegenheit bringenput oneself out to do something — die Mühe auf sich (Akk.) nehmen, etwas zu tun
6) (make inaccurate) verfälschen [Ergebnis, Berechnung]7) (dislocate) verrenken; ausrenken [Schulter]* * *adj.herausgestellt adj. v.auslöschen v. -
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vt1) ( place outside)to \put out sb out ( ask to leave) jdn vor die Tür setzen;to \put out the washing out [to dry] die Wäsche draußen aufhängen;to \put out sb/ sth out of business jdn/etw verdrängen, jdn/etw aus dem Geschäft drängen;to \put out sb out of a job jdn entlassen;I just can't \put out her out of my mind sie geht mir einfach nicht aus dem Kopf2) ( extend)to \put out out <-> sth hand, foot etw ausstrecken;she \put out her head out of the window sie lehnte den Kopf aus dem Fenster;to \put out out feelers (a. fig) die Fühler ausstrecken;to \put out out one's hand die Hand ausstrecken;to \put out out one's tongue die Zunge herausstrecken;to \put out out the welcome mat for sb ( fig) jdm einen freundlichen Empfang bereitento \put out out <-> sth etw veröffentlichen4) ( produce)to \put out out <-> sth etw herstellen [o produzieren]; hort ( sprout) leaves, roots etw austreiben5) ( place ready)to \put out sth out [for sb/sth] cutlery, plate, dish [jdm/etw] etw hinstellen [o hinlegen] [o hinsetzen];6) ( contract out)to \put out out <-> sth etw vergeben [o außer Haus geben];the contract was \put out out to the competition der Auftrag ging an die Konkurrenz7) ( inconvenience)to \put out sb out jdm Umstände machen;would it \put out you out if we came tomorrow? wäre es dir recht, wenn wir morgen kommen?;to \put out oneself out for sb sich akk jds wegen Umstände machen8) ( bother)to be \put out out by sth über etw akk verärgert sein9) ( extinguish)he \put out his back out er hat seinen Rücken verrenkt;to \put out sb's eyes out jdn die Augen ausstechento \put out sb out jdn narkotisieren;the medication really \put out me out die Medikamente haben mich total benommen gemachtto \put out sb out of the competition jdn aus dem Rennen werfen vithe ship \put out out of London harbour das Schiff lief aus dem Londoner Hafen austo \put out out for sb es mit jdm treiben (sl) -
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to put/have feelers outsondar, jogar verde para colher maduro, ligar as antenas. -
15 put forth a feeler
(put forth (put out, send out или throw out) a feeler)≈ зондировать почву, закидывать удочку, пускать пробный шарI can tell you that down in Washington the bosses have been putting out their feelers, wanting to know what we demand for a settlement. (S. Heym, ‘Goldsborough’, ch. 15) — Должен вам сказать, что хозяева там, в Вашингтоне, уже пускают пробный шар. Они хотят узнать, на каких условиях можно прийти к соглашению с нами.
It isn't easy to get a place there for a foreigner, but I've put out some feelers. (C. P. Snow, ‘Homecomings’, part II, ch. 21) — В Монако иностранцу нелегко устроиться, но я все же зондирую почву.
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18 Fühler
m; -s, -1. ZOOL. feeler, antenna; bei Weichtieren: auch tentacle; Schnecke: horn, feeler; die Fühler ausstrecken Schnecke: put out its horns; fig. put out feelers ( nach for)* * *der Fühler(Insekten) feeler; tentacle; antenna;(Schnecke) horn;(Sensor) sensor* * *Füh|ler ['fyːlɐ]m -s, - (ZOOL)feeler, antenna; (von Schnecke) horn* * *der2) ((in certain animals, insects etc) an organ for touching, especially one of the two thread-like parts on an insect's head.) feeler* * *Füh·ler<-s, ->mdie \Fühler ausstrecken/einziehen to put out [or extend]/retract its horns [or feelers2. (Messfühler) sensor, probe3.* * *der; Fühlers, Fühler feeler; antennaseine/die Fühler ausstrecken — (fig.) put out feelers
* * *nach for)* * *der; Fühlers, Fühler feeler; antennaseine/die Fühler ausstrecken — (fig.) put out feelers
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nounFühler, der* * *noun ((in certain animals, insects etc) an organ for touching, especially one of the two thread-like parts on an insect's head.) der Fühler* * *feel·er[ˈfi:ləʳ, AM -ɚ]▶ to put out \feelers seine Fühler ausstrecken* * *['fiːlə(r)]n* * *feeler s1. ZOOL Fühler m:2. TECHa) Dorn m, Fühler m:feeler ga(u)ge Fühlerlehre fb) Taster m:feeler pin Tasterstift mc) Tasthebel m (am Webstuhl)* * *nounFühler, derput out feelers — (fig.) seine Fühler ausstrecken
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tâter [tαte]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb( = palper) to feel2. reflexive verb► se tâterb. ( = hésiter) (inf) to hesitate• viendras-tu ? -- je ne sais pas, je me tâte are you coming? -- I don't know, I haven't made up my mind* * *tɑte
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tâter de verbe transitif indirect
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se tâter (colloq) verbe pronominal••* * *tɒte vt1) (= toucher) to feel2) fig (= prendre la mesure de) to sound outtâter le terrain — to test the water, to test the waters
3)tâter de (= faire l'expérience de) [prison] — to have a taste of, (= essayer) to try one's hand at
* * *tâter verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( palper) to feel; tâter le sol du pied to test the ground; tâter un melon to feel a melon (to see if it's ripe); tâter le pouls de qn to feel sb's pulse;2 ( sonder) tâter l'opinion to sound out public opinion.B tâter de○ vtr ind tâter de tous les métiers to try one's hand at ou have a go at all kinds of jobs; quand tu auras tâté de la prison when you've had a taste of prison.tâter le terrain to put out feelers.[tate] verbe transitif1. [fruit, membre, tissu] to feel2. (figuré) [sonder]tâte le terrain avant de leur faire une proposition put some feelers out before making them an offertu lui as demandé une augmentation? — non, mais j'ai tâté le terrain did you ask him for a rise? — no, but I tried to sound him out3. [tester - personne] to sound out (separable)tâter l'opinion to sound out attitudes, to put out feelers————————tâter de verbe plus préposition2. [faire l'expérience de]————————se tâter verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)[après un accident] to feel oneselfse tâter la jambe/le bras to feel one's leg/one's arm————————se tâter verbe pronominal intransitifje ne sais pas si je vais accepter, je me tâte encore I don't know whether I'll accept, I haven't made up my mind (about it) yet
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