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1 rocket
1. noun1) Rakete, die2) (Brit. coll.): (reprimand)2. intransitive verb[Preise:] in die Höhe schnellen* * *['rokit] 1. noun1) (a tube containing materials which, when set on fire, give off a jet of gas which drives the tube forward, usually up into the air, used eg as a firework, for signalling, or for launching a spacecraft.) die Rakete2) (a spacecraft launched in this way: The Americans have sent a rocket to Mars.) die Rakete2. verb(to rise or increase very quickly: Bread prices have rocketed.) hochschnellen* * *rock·et1[ˈrɒkɪt, AM ˈrɑ:k-]I. nanti-tank \rocket Panzerabwehrrakete fto give sb a \rocket jdn zusammenstauchen famto get a \rocket einen Anschiss bekommen derbII. vi▪ to \rocket [up] costs, prices hochschnellen, in die Höhe schnellenthe firework \rocketed into the sky die Feuerwerksrakete schoss in den Himmeltheir team \rocketed to the top of the league ihr Team nahm einen kometenhaften Aufstieg und setzte sich an die Tabellenspitze▪ to \rocket away [wie ein geölter Blitz] davonschießento \rocket to fame über Nacht berühmt werdenIII. vt1. (make move fast)▪ to \rocket sb somewhere jdn irgendwohin katapultierenthe TGV \rocketed us from Paris to Lyon wir jagten mit dem TGV von Paris nach Lyonthe film \rocketed her to the top der Film machte sie über Nacht berühmt2. (attack)▪ to \rocket sb/sth jdn/etw mit Raketen beschießenrock·et2[ˈrɒkɪt, AM ˈrɑ:k-]* * *['rɒkɪt]1. n1) Rakete f2. vi(prices) hochschießen, hochschnellento rocket to fame — über Nacht berühmt werden; (person also)
he went rocketing past my door (inf) — er zischte or schoss (wie ein geölter Blitz) an meiner Tür vorbei (inf)
* * *rocket1 [ˈrɒkıt; US ˈrɑ-]A s2. a) TECH Rakete fb) MIL Rakete(ngeschoss) f(n)3. fig umg besonders Br Anpfiff m, Zigarre f (Zurechtweisung):get a rocket eine Zigarre (verpasst) bekommen;give sb a rocket jemandem eine Zigarre verpassenB adj Raketen…:rocket projectile Raketengeschoss nC v/i1. (wie eine Rakete) hochschießen2. hochschnellen (Preise)4. US umg sausen, rasenD v/t1. MIL mit Raketen beschießen, unter Raketenbeschuss nehmenrocket2 [ˈrɒkıt; US ˈrɑ-; a. rɑˈket] s BOT1. Nachtviole f2. → academic.ru/62712/rocket_salad">rocket salad3. Rauke f* * *1. noun1) Rakete, die2) (Brit. coll.): (reprimand)2. intransitive verb[Preise:] in die Höhe schnellen* * *n.Rakete -n f. -
2 rocket-driven aircraft
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3 rocket-propelled aircraft
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4 engine
noun1) Motor, der; (rocket/jet engine) Triebwerk, das2) (locomotive) Lok[omotive], die* * *['en‹in] 1. noun1) (a machine in which heat or other energy is used to produce motion: The car has a new engine.) der Motor2) (a railway engine: He likes to sit in a seat facing the engine.) die Lokomotive•- academic.ru/116016/engine-driver">engine-driver- engineer 2. verb(to arrange by skill or by cunning means: He engineered my promotion.) bewerkstelligen* * *en·gine[ˈenʤɪn]ndiesel/petrol \engine Diesel-/Benzinmotor mjet \engine Düsen[strahl]triebwerk nt* * *['endZIn]n3) (COMPUT: search engine) Suchmaschine f* * *engine [ˈendʒın]A s1. a) Maschine f, mechanisches Werkzeug2. TECH (Antriebs-, Kraft-, Dampf) Maschine f, (besonders Verbrennungs) Motor m3. BAHN Lokomotive f4. TECH Holländer m, Stoffmühle fB v/t mit einem Motor verseheneng. abk1. engine2. engineer (engineering)3. engraved4. engraver5. engraving* * *noun1) Motor, der; (rocket/jet engine) Triebwerk, das2) (locomotive) Lok[omotive], die* * *n.Lokomotive f.Maschine -n f.Motor -en m.Triebwerk n. -
5 zoom
intransitive verbPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/93975/zoom_in">zoom in* * *[zu:m] 1. noun 2. verb(to move very quickly with this kind of noise: The motorbike zoomed past us.) surren, brummen- zoom lens- zoom in* * *[zu:m]I. n2. (adaptation) [automatische] Entfernungseinstellung; (picture as regards distance) Nahaufnahme f; (picture as regards size) Großaufnahme fII. adj attr, inv Zoom-\zoom lens Zoomobjektiv ntdoes this camera \zoom or not? hat diese Kamera ein Zoomobjektiv?* * *[zuːm]1. n1) (= sound of engine) Surren nt2) (AVIAT: upward flight) Steilanstieg m2. vi1) (engine) surrenthe car zoomed past us — der Wagen sauste an uns vorbei (inf)
we were zooming along at 90 — wir sausten mit 90 daher (inf)
he zoomed through it so quickly he can't possibly have read it properly — er war in null Komma nichts damit fertig, er kann das unmöglich gründlich gelesen haben (inf)
3) (AVIAT plane, rocket) steil (auf)steigenthe rocket zoomed up into the sky — die Rakete schoss in den Himmel
3. vtplane steil hochziehen or hochreißen; engine auf Hochtouren laufen lassen* * *zoom [zuːm]A v/i1. surren2. sausen:zoom past vorbeisausen3. FLUG steil hochziehen4. FILM, FOTO zoomen:zoom in die Gummilinse zuziehen;zoom in on sth etwas heranholen;zoom out (die Gummilinse) aufziehen5. fig hochschnellen (Preise etc)C s1. Surren n2. FLUG Steilflug m, Hochreißen n3. fig Hochschnellen n4. FILM, FOTO5. US ein Cocktail aus Weinbrand, Honig und Sahne* * *intransitive verbPhrasal Verbs:- zoom in* * *v.vergrößern v. -
6 distress
1. noun3) (danger)2. transitive verban aircraft/a ship in distress — ein Flugzeug in Not/ein Schiff in Seenot
1) (worry) bedrücken; bekümmern; (cause anguish to) ängstigen; (upset) nahe gehen (+ Dat.); mitnehmen2) (exhaust) erschöpfen* * *[di'stres] 1. noun1) (great sorrow, trouble or pain: She was in great distress over his disappearance; Is your leg causing you any distress?; The loss of all their money left the family in acute distress.) die Qual2) (a cause of sorrow: My inability to draw has always been a distress to me.) das Leid2. verb(to cause pain or sorrow to: I'm distressed by your lack of interest.) bedrücken- academic.ru/21347/distressing">distressing- distressingly* * *dis·tress[dɪˈstres]to be in \distress in Sorge seinto be a source of \distress to sb jdm Anlass zur Sorge gebento be in \distress MED in Atemnot seinto show signs of \distress Anzeichen der Erschöpfung zeigeneconomic/financial \distress ökonomische/finanzielle Notto be in \distress in Not [geraten] seinto relieve \distress Not lindernvessels in \distress Schiffe in SeenotII. vt▪ to \distress sb jdn quälento be deeply \distressed äußerst unglücklich sein* * *[dɪ'stres]1. n1) Verzweiflung f; (physical) Leiden nt; (mental, cause of distress) Kummer m, Sorge fto cause sb distress — jdm Sorge/starke Schmerzen bereiten
3) (= danger) Not fto be in distress (ship) — in Seenot sein; (plane) in Not sein
distress call — Notsignal nt
2. vt(= worry) Kummer machen (+dat), Sorge bereiten (+dat)don't distress yourself — machen Sie sich (dat) keine Sorgen!
* * *distress [dıˈstres]A s1. Qual f, Pein f, Schmerz m2. Leid n, Kummer m, Sorge f4. Notlage f, Notstand m:distress merchandise US im Notverkauf abgesetzte Ware;5. SCHIFF Seenot f:in distress in Seenot;distress flag Notflagge f;distress rocket Notrakete f;6. JURb) mit Beschlag belegte bewegliche SacheB v/t1. quälen, peinigen2. bedrücken, mit Sorge erfüllen, beunruhigen:distress o.s. about sich sorgen um3. betrüben4. ins Elend bringen5. jemanden erschöpfen* * *1. noun3) (danger)2. transitive verban aircraft/a ship in distress — ein Flugzeug in Not/ein Schiff in Seenot
1) (worry) bedrücken; bekümmern; (cause anguish to) ängstigen; (upset) nahe gehen (+ Dat.); mitnehmen2) (exhaust) erschöpfen* * *n.(§ pl.: distresses)= Bedrängnis f.Elend nur sing. n.Not ¨-e f.Qual -en f.
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