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1. noun1)[Boy] Scout — Pfadfinder, der
2) (Mil. etc.): (sent to get information) Späher, der/ Späherin, die; Kundschafter, der/ Kundschafterin, die2. intransitive verbscout for somebody/something — nach jemandem/etwas Ausschau halten
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/110176/scout_about">scout about* * *1. noun1) (a person, aircraft etc sent out to bring in information, spy etc: The scouts reported that there were Indians nearby.) der/die Kundschafter(in)2) ((with capital: formerly Boy Scout) a member of the Scout Movement, an organization of boys formed to develop alertness and strong character.) der Pfadfinder2. verb(to act as a scout or spy: A party was sent ahead to scout.) auskundschaften* * *[skaʊt]n see scout I. 1* * *[skaʊt]1. nto have or take a scout (a)round for sth — sich nach etw umsehen
3) (= football scout etc) Kundschafter(in) m(f), Spion(in) m(f); (= talent scout) Talentsucher(in) m(f)5) (Brit UNIV) Diener für die College-Studenten2. vierkunden, auskundschaftento scout for sth — nach etw Ausschau or Umschau halten
he was scouting for new talent — er war auf Talentsuche
3. vtarea, country erkunden* * *scout1 [skaʊt]A s2. MILa) Erkundungs-, Aufklärungsfahrzeug nb) SCHIFF Aufklärungskreuzer mon the scout auf Erkundung4. a) Pfadfinder mb) US Pfadfinderin f5. a good scout ein feiner KerlB v/iscouting party Spähtrupp mC v/t2. (wachsam) beobachten3. SPORT eine gegnerische Mannschaft etc beobachtenscout2 [skaʊt] v/t obs verächtlich zurückweisen* * *1. noun1)[Boy] Scout — Pfadfinder, der
2) (Mil. etc.): (sent to get information) Späher, der/ Späherin, die; Kundschafter, der/ Kundschafterin, die2. intransitive verbscout for somebody/something — nach jemandem/etwas Ausschau halten
Phrasal Verbs:* * *n.Aufklärer m.Kundschafter m.Pfadfinder m.Späher - m.Wandervogel m. -
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1. intransitive verb1) (come together) sich versammelnrally to the support of or the defence of, rally behind or to somebody — (fig.) sich hinter jemanden stellen
2) (regain health) sich wieder [ein wenig] erholen3) (reassemble) sich [wieder] sammeln4) (increase in value after fall) [Aktie, Kurs:] wieder anziehen, sich wieder erholen2. transitive verb1) (reassemble) wieder zusammenrufen2) (bring together) einigen [Partei, Kräfte]; sammeln [Anhänger]3. nounrally one's strength — seine [ganze] Kraft zusammennehmen
1) (mass meeting) Versammlung, diepeace rally — Friedenskundgebung, die
2) (competition)[motor] rally — Rallye, die
3) (Tennis) Ballwechsel, der* * *['ræli] 1. verb1) (to come or bring together again: The general tried to rally his troops after the defeat; The troops rallied round the general.) sich sammeln2) (to come or bring together for a joint action or effort: The supporters rallied to save the club from collapse; The politician asked his supporters to rally to the cause.) sich zusammentun2. noun1) (a usually large gathering of people for some purpose: a Scouts' rally.) die Zusammenkunft2) (a meeting (usually of cars or motorcycles) for a competition, race etc.) die Ralley3) (an improvement in health after an illness.) die Erholung4) ((in tennis etc) a (usually long) series of shots before the point is won or lost.) der Ballwechsel•- academic.ru/118109/rally_round">rally round* * *ral·ly[ˈræli]I. nthe Paris-Dakar \rally die Rallye Paris-Dakarvintage car \rally Oldtimertreffen ntcounty \rally Bezirkstreffen nta \rally of 2000 people eine Versammlung von 2000 MenschenScout \rally Pfadfindertreffen ntannual \rally Jahrestreffen ntelection \rally Wahlversammlung fpeace \rally Friedenskundgebung fto hold a \rally [against sth] eine Kundgebung [gegen etw akk] abhaltento stage a \rally eine Kundgebung abhaltenII. vt<- ie->▪ to \rally sth etw sammelnto \rally forces/troops Streitkräfte/Truppen sammelnto \rally support Unterstützung gewinnento \rally supporters Anhänger mobilisieren▪ to \rally sb around [or round] sb jdn um jdn scharenfather's death rallied the family around mother nach Vaters Tod scharte sich die Familie um MutterIII. vi<- ie->1. (support)to \rally around the flag Patriotismus [o sich patriotisch] zeigen* * *I ['rlɪ]1. n1) (= gathering) (Massen)versammlung f; (with speaker) Kundgebung f; (of troops) (Ver)sammlung f; (AUT) Rallye fyouth rally — Jugendtreffen nt
2) (in health, spirits) Erholung f3) (TENNIS ETC) Ballwechsel m2. vttroops, supporters (ver)sammeln, zusammenrufento rally one's strength — all seine Kräfte sammeln or zusammennehmen
3. vi2) (troops, people) sich sammeln, sich versammeln3) (AUT)IIto go rallying — Rallyes/eine Rallye fahren or machen
vt(obs: tease) necken, hänseln* * *rally1 [ˈrælı]A v/t2. vereinigen, scharen ( beide:round, to um)3. jemanden aufrütteln, -muntern5. seine Kräfte etc sammeln, zusammennehmenB v/i1. sich (wieder) sammeln2. sich scharen (round, to um)3. sich anschließen (to dat oder an akk)6. SPORT sich (wieder) fangen umg7. Tennis etc:a) einen Ballwechsel ausführenb) sich einschlagenC s1. Sammeln n2. Treffen n, Tagung f, Kundgebung f, Versammlung f4. Tennis etc:a) Ballwechsel mb) Einschlagen nrally2 [ˈrælı] v/t hänseln* * *1. intransitive verb1) (come together) sich versammelnrally to the support of or the defence of, rally behind or to somebody — (fig.) sich hinter jemanden stellen
2) (regain health) sich wieder [ein wenig] erholen3) (reassemble) sich [wieder] sammeln4) (increase in value after fall) [Aktie, Kurs:] wieder anziehen, sich wieder erholen2. transitive verb1) (reassemble) wieder zusammenrufen2) (bring together) einigen [Partei, Kräfte]; sammeln [Anhänger]3) (rouse) aufmuntern; (revive)3. nounrally one's strength — seine [ganze] Kraft zusammennehmen
1) (mass meeting) Versammlung, diepeace rally — Friedenskundgebung, die
[motor] rally — Rallye, die
3) (Tennis) Ballwechsel, der* * *(Automobile) n.Sternfahrt f. (Tennis) n.Ballwechsel (beim Tennis) m. n.Kundgebung f.Massenkundgebung f.Rallye -s f. (round one) v.um sich scharen ausdr. v.sammeln v. -
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ral·ly [ʼræli] nthe Paris-Dakar \rally die Rallye Paris-Dakarvintage car \rally Oldtimertreffen nt;county \rally Bezirkstreffen nt;a \rally of 2000 people eine Versammlung von 2000 Menschen;Scout \rally Pfadfindertreffen nt;annual \rally Jahrestreffen nt;election \rally Wahlversammlung f;peace \rally Friedenskundgebung f;to hold a \rally [against sth] eine Kundgebung [gegen etw akk] abhalten;to stage a \rally eine Kundgebung abhaltento \rally sth etw sammeln;to \rally forces/ troops Streitkräfte/Truppen sammeln;to \rally support Unterstützung gewinnen;to \rally supporters Anhänger mobilisieren;father's death rallied the family around mother nach Vaters Tod scharte sich die Familie um Mutter vi <- ie->1) ( support)to \rally around the flag Patriotismus [o sich patriotisch] zeigen
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