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1. n стр. рейка, нащельник2. n стр. батенсы, половые доски3. n стр. спорт. лата паруса4. v скреплять досками5. v мор. задраивать6. v стр. скреплять рейками, планкамиbatten cleat — соединительная планка; схватка; нащельник
7. v жиреть, откармливаться8. v откармливать9. v жить в роскоши и безделье10. v наживаться за счёт другихcompanies who batten on the efforts of others — компании, которые процветают за чужой счёт
11. v улучшать; удобрять землю; повышать плодородие12. n текст. батанСинонимический ряд:1. fasten (verb) board up; fasten; make fast; secure; tie2. prosper (verb) be successful; burgeon; flourish; flower; grow; increase; luxuriate; prosper -
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1. noun(Constr., Naut.) Latte, die2. transitive verb(Naut.)* * *['bætn](a piece of wood used for keeping other pieces in place: These strips are all fastened together with a batten.) die Leiste* * *bat·ten[ˈbætən]I. n Latte f, Leiste fthe sailors nailed \battens over the hatches die Matrosen vernagelten die Lukendeckel mit BretternII. vt▪ to \batten sth etw mit Latten [o Brettern] befestigenIII. vi* * *['btn]1. n2. vt1) roof, floor mit Latten versehen* * *batten1 [ˈbætn] v/i1. (on)b) sich vollfressen umg (an dat, mit)2. (on)a) sich mästen (mit)b) meist fig dick und fett werden (auf Kosten gen)batten2 [ˈbætn]A s1. Latte f, Leiste f2. SCHIFFa) achteres Schalstück (der Rahen)b) Persenningleiste f:batten of the hatch Schalkleiste f3. Diele f, (Fußboden) Brett nB v/t2. SCHIFF verschalken:a) die Luken dicht machen,b) fig alles dichtmachen* * *1. noun(Constr., Naut.) Latte, die2. transitive verb(Naut.)batten down — [ver]schalken [Luke]
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I ['bætn]3) teatr. bilancia f.II ['bætn]verbo transitivo applicare traverse a [ door]; chiudere con assi [ floor]; rivestire di assicelle [ roof]* * *['bætn](a piece of wood used for keeping other pieces in place: These strips are all fastened together with a batten.) listello, assicella* * *batten (1) /ˈbætn/n.1 listello, assicella, tavoletta ( per pavimenti in legno, ecc.): batten door, porta a listelli; batten wall, parete ad assicelle2 (edil.) traversa di porta3 asse; tavolone4 (naut.) serretta5 (aeron.) scudo di prora.batten (2) /ˈbætn/n.(ind. tess.) battente ( del telaio).(to) batten (1) /ˈbætn/v. t.● to batten down the hatches, (naut.) chiudere (o rinforzare) con serrette i boccaporti; (fig.) prepararsi per un'emergenza (o a dare battaglia); correre ai ripari.(to) batten (2) /ˈbætn/v. i.2 – to batten on, ingozzarsi di; ingrassarsi (o prosperare) a spese di: He battened on the poor peasants, s'ingrassava a spese dei poveri contadini.* * *I ['bætn]3) teatr. bilancia f.II ['bætn]verbo transitivo applicare traverse a [ door]; chiudere con assi [ floor]; rivestire di assicelle [ roof] -
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['bæt(ə)n]listello di legno, Carpentry assicella, correntino, (for flooring) tavola, Naut serretta, (on sail) stecca -
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1. пускаться в плавание2. ходить; пройти под парусомСинонимический ряд:embark (verb) board; embark; launch; leave; leave port; set out -
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Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > промежуток между рейками
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Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > рейка в парусе
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1. ж. batten2. ж. edgingнивелирная геодезическая рейка применяется для определения высот двух точек — a levelling rod is used to determine the elevations of two points
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