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1 hoist
hoist 1. verb1) (to lift (something heavy): he hoisted the sack on to his back; He hoisted the child up on to his shoulders.) heise, hive, kaste2) (to raise or lift by means of some apparatus, a rope etc: The cargo was hoisted on to the ship: They hoisted the flag.) heise, heve, løfte2. noun1) (an apparatus for lifting usually heavy objects: a luggage hoist.) heis(eapparat)2) (a lift or push up: Give me a hoist over this wall, will you!) skubb, løftelevator--------heis--------heiseIsubst. \/hɔɪst\/1) heis(eanordning), heiseapparat, heiseverk, talje, vinsj2) løft, heising, heving3) ( heraldikk) del av et flagg (nærmest stangen), signalflagg4) ( sjøfart) forklaring: det vertikale målet midtskips på et råseil5) ( sjøfart) forklaring: avstanden mellom råens hevede og senkede stilling6) ( hverdagslig) innbrudd, tyveri7) ( overført) økning, hevinggive a hoist hjelpe opp, gi et løftIIverb \/hɔɪst\/1) ( også hoist up) heise, heveheise ombord gods, laste gods2) ( hverdagslig) stjele, rappe, naske3) ( hverdagslig) kaste, hive4) (amer.) ta (seg) en dramhoist in a boat heise ombord en båt, ta ombord en båthoist oneself out of bed ( hverdagslig) hale seg ut av sengahoist out a boat sette ut en båt, sjøsette en båt, låre en båthoist with one's own petard gå i sin egen felle, fanges i sitt eget garn -
2 heave
lempeIsubst. \/hiːv\/1) hevning, løft, tak2) bølging, duvning, dønning, båregang, svelling, svulming, bølgegang3) kast4) ( geologi) horisontal forkastning (i jordlag)5) sukk, tung pustheave of the sea sjøgangII- hove) \/hiːv\/1) løfte, heve (seg), svulme2) gispe, hive etter (pusten), trekke3) (sjøfart, hverdagslig) hive, lempe, slenge, kaste4) ( sjøfart) løfte, dra, rykke, heise5) ( geologi) forskyve6) heves (og senkes), stige og synke7) brekke seg, kaste opp, spyheave about eller heave in stays stagvende, gå over stag, gå bautheave a groan stønneheave ahead eller heave astern forhale forut\/akterutheave and set ( sjøfart) duve (til anker)heave at\/on ( sjøfart) hale i, dra iheave down kjølhaleheave ho! eller heave away! hiv ohoi!heave in sight (sjøfart, hverdagslig) komme i sikte, dukke frem (også om person)heave to dreie bi, legge biheave up få til å svelle\/svulme
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