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1.(Brit.) -ll-:transitive verb auftanken2. intransitive verb[auf]tanken* * *[ri:'fjuəl](to supply (an aeroplane etc) with more fuel: The plane has to be refuelled every thousand miles; The plane stopped to refuel.) auftanken* * *re·fuel[ˌri:ˈfju:əl]II. vtto \refuel an airplane/a lorry ein Flugzeug/einen Lastwagen auftanken* * *["riː'fjʊəl]vtiauftanken* * ** * *1.(Brit.) -ll-:transitive verb auftanken2. intransitive verb[auf]tanken* * *v.auftanken v.tanken v. -
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Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > refuel inflation
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adjectiveair-to-air refuelling — Betanken in der Luft
* * *\air-to-air combat Luftkampf m\air-to-air refuelling Auftanken nt in der Luft* * *A adja) FLUG Bord-Bord-…:air-to-air communication Bord-Bord-(Funk)Verkehr mc) FLUG, MIL in der Luft:air-to-air combat Luftkampf m;air-to-air refuel(l)ing Luftbetankung fB adv FLUG in der Luft:* * *adjective -
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re·fuel·ing, AM re·fuel·ling[ˌri:ˈfju:əlɪŋ]I. n Auftanken ntII. adj attr, inv\refueling stop Zwischenstopp m zum Auftanken* * *(US) ["riː'fjʊəlɪŋ]nAuftanken ntrefuelling stop — Zwischenstopp m zum Auftanken
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re·fuel·ing, AM re·fuel·ling[ˌri:ˈfju:əlɪŋ]I. n Auftanken ntII. adj attr, inv\refuelling stop Zwischenstopp m zum Auftanken* * *(US) ["riː'fjʊəlɪŋ]nAuftanken ntrefuelling stop — Zwischenstopp m zum Auftanken
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past tense, past participle; see academic.ru/61137/refuel">refuel -
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I noun1) (flying) Flug, der3)flight [of stairs or steps] — Treppe, die
4) (flock of birds) Schwarm, der5) (Air Force) ≈ Staffel, dieII nounin the first or top flight — (fig.) in der Spitzengruppe
(fleeing) Flucht, dietake [to] flight — die Flucht ergreifen
* * *I noun1) (act of flying: the flight of a bird.) der Flug2) (a journey in a plane: How long is the flight to New York?) der Flug3) (a number of steps or stairs: A flight of steps.) die Treppe4) (a number of birds etc flying or moving through the air: a flight of geese; a flight of arrows.) der Schwarm•- academic.ru/28048/flighty">flighty- flight deck
- in flight See also:- fly 2II noun(the act of fleeing or running away from an enemy, danger etc: The general regarded the flight of his army as a disgrace.) die Flucht* * *flight1[flaɪt]nto take \flight auffliegenin \flight im Fluga \flight of five hours ein fünfstündiger Flugwe were booked on the same \flight wir hatten denselben Flug gebuchtlong-distance \flight Langstreckenflug mspace \flight Weltraumflug mto call a \flight einen Flug aufrufen4. + sing/pl vb (group) of birds Schwarm m, Schar f geh; of migrating birds [Vogel]zug m; of aircraft [Flieger]staffel f; of insects Schwarm ma \flight of geese eine Gänseschara \flight of swallows ein Schwalbenschwarm mto be in the first [or top] \flight ( fig) zur ersten Garnitur [o Spitze] gehörenshe's in the top \flight of actresses sie gehört mit zu den Spitzenschauspielerinnen5. (series)a \flight [of stairs] eine [geradläufige] Treppewe live three \flights up wir wohnen drei Treppen hocha \flight of hurdles eine Hürdenreihea \flight of fancy ein geistiger Höhenflug; (imaginative idea) ein kühner Gedanke, eine tolle Idee fam; (crazy idea) eine Schnapsidee a. hum famflight2[flaɪt]n Flucht f\flight of investment Kapitalflucht f\flight of funds Kapitalflucht fto be in full \flight mitten auf der Flucht seinto put sb to \flight jdn in die Flucht schlagento take [to] \flight ( dated) die Flucht ergreifen* * *I [flaɪt]n1) Flug mto take flight (bird) — davonfliegen, auffliegen
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I'm getting the next flight to Glasgow — ich nehme den nächsten Flug or das nächste Flugzeug nach Glasgow
3) (of imagination) Höhenflug m4)he lives six flights up — er wohnt sechs Treppen hoch
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nFlucht fthe flight of capital abroad — die Kapitalflucht ins Ausland
to be in full flight — Hals über Kopf auf der Flucht sein; (fig) auf Hochtouren sein
* * *flight1 [flaıt] s1. Flug m, Fliegen n:in flight im Flug;the aircraft had to be refuel(l)ed in flight musste in der Luft aufgetankt werden2. FLUG Flug m, Luftreise f3. Flug(strecke) m(f)4. Schwarm m (Vögel oder Insekten), Flug m, Schar f (Vögel):in the first flight fig in vorderster Front5. FLUG, MILa) Schwarm m (4 Flugzeuge)b) Kette f (3 Flugzeuge)6. Flug m, Dahinsausen n (eines Geschosses etc)7. (Geschoss-, Pfeil- etc) Hagel m:8. (Gedanken- etc) Flug m, Schwung m:soaring flights of intellect geistige Höhenflügea) Treppenlauf n,b) geradläufige Treppenflucht,c) Treppe f:she lives two flights up sie wohnt zwei Treppen hoch11. fig Flug m, Verfliegen n:13. Steuerfeder f (eines [Wurf]Pfeils)flight2 [flaıt] s Flucht f:in his flight auf seiner Flucht;put to flight in die Flucht schlagen;take (to) flight die Flucht ergreifen;flight of capital WIRTSCH Kapitalflucht* * *I noun1) (flying) Flug, der3)flight [of stairs or steps] — Treppe, die
4) (flock of birds) Schwarm, der5) (Air Force) ≈ Staffel, dieII nounin the first or top flight — (fig.) in der Spitzengruppe
(fleeing) Flucht, dietake [to] flight — die Flucht ergreifen
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adjectiveBord[verpflegung, -programm]* * *\in-flight [customer] catering/service Bordverpflegung f/-service m\in-flight refuelling Auftanken nt während des Flugs* * *['Inflaɪt]adjentertainment, refuelling während des Fluges; service an Bord* * *1. Bord…:2. während des Flugs:in-flight refuel(l)ing Auftanken n in der Luft* * *adjectiveBord[verpflegung, -programm]
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См. также в других словарях:
refuel — index replenish Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
refuel — (v.) also re fuel, 1811, from RE (Cf. re ) again + FUEL (Cf. fuel) (v.). Originally in a spiritual sense. Related: Refueled; refueling … Etymology dictionary
refuel — ► VERB (refuelled, refuelling; US refueled, refueling) ▪ supply or be supplied with more fuel … English terms dictionary
refuel — [rē fyo͞o′əl, rēfyo͞ol′] vt. refueled or refuelled, refueling or refuelling to supply again with fuel vi. to take on a fresh supply of fuel … English World dictionary
refuel — UK [riːˈfjuːəl] / US [ˌrɪˈfjuəl] verb [intransitive/transitive] Word forms refuel : present tense I/you/we/they refuel he/she/it refuels present participle refuelling past tense refuelled past participle refuelled if you refuel a vehicle or… … English dictionary
refuel — re|fu|el [ ,ri fjuəl ] verb intransitive or transitive if you refuel a vehicle or aircraft, or it refuels, you put more fuel in it: The bus will stop briefly in Houston just to refuel … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
refuel — refuelable, adj. /ree fyooh euhl/, v., refueled, refueling or (esp. Brit.) refuelled, refuelling. v.t. 1. to supply again with fuel: to refuel an airplane. v.i. 2. to take on a fresh supply of fuel: The plane refueled at Paris and flew on. [1805… … Universalium
refuel — [[t]ri͟ːfju͟ːəl[/t]] refuels, refuelling, refuelled V ERG When an aircraft or other vehicle refuels or when someone refuels it, it is filled with more fuel so that it can continue its journey. His plane stopped in France to refuel... [V n] The… … English dictionary
refuel — verb refuelled, refuelling, refuelling BrE refueled, refueling AmE 1 (I, T) to fill a vehicle or plane with fuel before continuing a journey: We stopped in Dubai to refuel. 2 (T) to make feelings, emotions, or ideas stronger: The news has… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
refuel — [riːˈfjuːəl] verb [I/T] if you refuel a vehicle or aircraft, or if it refuels, you put more fuel in it … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
refuel — [c]/riˈfjuəl / (say ree fyoohuhl) verb (refuelled or, US, refueled, refuelling or, US, refueling) –verb (t) 1. to supply again with fuel: to refuel an aeroplane. –verb (i) 2. to take on a fresh supply of fuel: they refuelled at Paris and flew on …
