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1 Slide Show
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2 Slide Show
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3 slide tackle
■ Attempt to dispossess the opposing player by sliding on the ground, using the foot or leg to remove or block the ball.Syn. slide tackleGrätsche f■ Angriff eines Spielers auf den Ball, bei dem der Spieler am Boden mit dem Fuß zum Ball rutscht und diesen dem Gegenspieler vom Fuß spielt. -
4 slide cell test
engl.иссле́дование n чувстви́тельности к антибио́тику на предме́тном стекле́ -
5 30-Grad-Aufprall mit Anti-slide device
m <kfz.qualit> (Crashtest) ■ 30-degree frontal crash with anti-slide deviceGerman-english technical dictionary > 30-Grad-Aufprall mit Anti-slide device
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6 anti-slide device
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7 Rutschbahn f
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8 Rutsche f
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9 Einschub...
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10 Auszieher mit Schlaghammer
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11 die Rutschbahn
- {slide} sự trượt, đường trượt trên tuyết, mặt nghiêng, ván trượt, khe trượt, bộ phận trượt, bản kính mang vật, bản kính dương, luyến ngắt -
12 der Diaprojektor
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13 die Haarspange
- {slide} sự trượt, đường trượt trên tuyết, mặt nghiêng, ván trượt, khe trượt, bộ phận trượt, bản kính mang vật, bản kính dương, luyến ngắt -
14 der Objektträger
- {slide} sự trượt, đường trượt trên tuyết, mặt nghiêng, ván trượt, khe trượt, bộ phận trượt, bản kính mang vật, bản kính dương, luyến ngắt -
15 das Schlittern
- {slide} sự trượt, đường trượt trên tuyết, mặt nghiêng, ván trượt, khe trượt, bộ phận trượt, bản kính mang vật, bản kính dương, luyến ngắt -
16 der Rutsch
- {slide} sự trượt, đường trượt trên tuyết, mặt nghiêng, ván trượt, khe trượt, bộ phận trượt, bản kính mang vật, bản kính dương, luyến ngắt - {slip} sự trượt chân, điều lầm lỗi, sự lỡ, sự sơ suất, áo gối, áo choàng, váy trong, coocxê, tạp dề, dây xích chó, bến tàu, chỗ đóng tàu, chỗ sửa chữa tàu, miếng giấy nhỏ, mảnh gỗ nhỏ, thanh gỗ dẹt - cành ghép, mầm ghép, cành giâm, nước áo, buồng sau sân khấu, quần xi líp, cá bơn con, bản in thử = der Rutsch [nach] {jaunt [to]; trip [to]}+ -
17 der Rechenschieber
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18 die Schublehre
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19 schlittern
v/i slide (in +Akk into) (auch fig.); (ausgleiten) auch slip; Auto: skid; ins Schlittern kommen start to slip; Auto: (start to) skid, go into a skid; in einen Krieg / den Konkurs schlittern slide ( oder slip) into a war / bankruptcy* * *to slither; to sled; to sleigh* * *schlịt|tern ['ʃlɪtɐn]vi1) aux sein or haben (absichtlich) to slidein den Konkurs/Krieg schlittern — to slide into bankruptcy/war
* * *1) (to slide or slip while trying to walk (eg on mud): The dog was slithering about on the mud.) slither2) (to (cause to) move or pass along smoothly: He slid the drawer open; Children must not slide in the school corridors.) slide3) (an act of sliding.) slide* * *schlit·tern[ˈʃlɪtɐn]vi1. Hilfsverb: sein o haben (rutschen)▪ [irgendwohin] \schlittern to slide [somewhere]in die Pleite \schlittern to slide into bankruptcy* * *intransitives Verb1) auch mit sein (rutschen) slide2) mit sein (ins Rutschen kommen) slip; slide; < vehicle> skid; < wheel> slip3) mit sein (fig.)* * *schlittern v/i slide (ins Schlittern kommen start to slip; Auto: (start to) skid, go into a skid;in einen Krieg/den Konkurs schlittern slide ( oder slip) into a war/bankruptcy* * *intransitives Verb1) auch mit sein (rutschen) slide2) mit sein (ins Rutschen kommen) slip; slide; < vehicle> skid; < wheel> slip3) mit sein (fig.)* * *v.to sled v.to slither v. -
20 gleiten
v/i; gleitet, glitt, ist geglitten1. Schlange, Schlitten, Ski, Tänzer, Vogel etc.: glide ( über + Akk across); Boot: auch skim (across); Blick, Hände, Lächeln etc.: pass (over); Hände: auch run (over); (schlüpfen) slip; vom Pferd / ins Wasser gleiten slip from the saddle ( oder off the horse) / into the water; durch die Lüfte gleiten glide through the air; die Hand gleiten lassen über (+ Akk) run one’s hand over; ihr Blick glitt über die Anwesenden she ran her eyes over the people who were there, her gaze travel(l)ed over the assembled company2. (rutschen) slide; (ausrutschen) slip; MOT. skid; zu Boden gleiten slip and fall; es ist mir aus der Hand geglitten it slipped out of my hand* * *to slither; to float; to glide; to slip; to slide* * *glei|ten ['glaitn] pret gli\#tt [glɪt] ptp gegli\#tten [gə'glɪtn]vi1) aux sein (Vogel, Flugzeug, Tänzer, Boot, Skier, Schlange) to glide; (Blick) to pass, to range; (Hand) to slide, to glideein Lächeln glitt über ihr Gesicht — a smile flickered across her face
gléíten lassen — to cast an eye over sth
gléíten lassen — to glide or slide one's fingers over or across sth
2) aux sein (= rutschen) to slide; (Auto) to skid; (= entgleiten Gegenstand) to slip; (geh = ausrutschen) to slipzu Boden gléíten — to slip to the ground; (auf den Fußboden) to slip to the floor
ins Wasser gléíten — to slide or slip into the water
ins Gleiten kommen — to start to slide or slip
3) (IND inf = gleitende Arbeitszeit haben) to have flex(i)time* * *1) (to move smoothly and easily: The dancers glided across the floor.) glide2) (a gliding movement.) glide3) (to move smoothly over the surface (of water etc).) plane4) (to move lightly and quickly over (a surface): The skier skimmed across the snow.) skim5) (to move quietly or secretly: I slid hurriedly past the window; He slid the book quickly out of sight under his pillow.) slide6) (to slide, or drop, out of the right position or out of control: The plate slipped out of my grasp.) slip* * *glei·ten<glitt, geglitten>[ˈglaitn̩]vi▪ [durch etw akk/über etw akk o dat] \gleiten to glide [through/over sth]; Wolke to sail [through/over sth]▪ [durch etw akk/in etw akk/über etw akk] \gleiten to glide [through/into/over sth]; Schlange a. to slide [or slip] [through/into/over sth]▪ über etw akk \gleiten Augen to wander [or travel] over sth; Blick to pass [or range] over sth; Finger to explore sth; Hand to slide over sthdie Finger/Hand über etw akk \gleiten lassen to glide [or slide] [or run] one's fingers/hand over [or across] sth4. Hilfsverb: sein (rutschen) to slide, to slipzu Boden \gleiten to slip to the floor/groundins Wasser \gleiten to slip into the wateretw ins Wasser \gleiten lassen to let sth slip into the waterjdm aus den Fingern/der Hand \gleiten (fig a.) to slip out of sb's fingers/handjdm auf den Boden \gleiten to fall to the floor [on sb hum fam]* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) glide; < hand> slideaus dem Sattel/ins Wasser gleiten — slide out of the saddle/slide or slip into the water
2) (ugs.): (in Bezug auf Arbeitszeit) work flexitime* * *1. Schlange, Schlitten, Ski, Tänzer, Vogel etc: glide (über +akk across); Boot: auch skim (across); Blick, Hände, Lächeln etc: pass (over); Hände: auch run (over); (schlüpfen) slip;vom Pferd/ins Wasser gleiten slip from the saddle ( oder off the horse)/into the water;durch die Lüfte gleiten glide through the air;ihr Blick glitt über die Anwesenden she ran her eyes over the people who were there, her gaze travel(l)ed over the assembled companyzu Boden gleiten slip and fall;es ist mir aus der Hand geglitten it slipped out of my hand* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) glide; < hand> slideaus dem Sattel/ins Wasser gleiten — slide out of the saddle/slide or slip into the water
2) (ugs.): (in Bezug auf Arbeitszeit) work flexitime* * *-reien n.sliding n.
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