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1 cleat
noun* * *[kli:t]n* * *[kliːt]n(on shoes) Stoßplatte f; (made of metal) Absatzeisen nt; (on gangplank etc) Querleiste f; (for rope) Klampe f* * *cleat [kliːt]A s1. Keil m, Pflock m2. SCHIFF Klampe f (Verstärkungsleiste)3. TECH Kreuzholz n, Querleiste f4. ELEK Isolierschelle f5. breitköpfiger SchuhnagelB v/t mit Klampen etc befestigen* * *noun* * *n.Fußhaken - m.Klampe -n f. -
2 hold on
1. transitive verb(keep in position) [fest]halten2. intransitive verbhold on to somebody/something — sich an jemandem/etwas festhalten; (fig.): (retain) jemanden/etwas behalten
2) (stand firm) durchhalten; aushalten3) (Teleph.) am Apparat bleiben; dranbleiben (ugs.)4) (coll.): (wait) warten* * *1) ((often with to) to keep (a grip on) (something): She held on to me to stop herself slipping; I couldn't hold on any longer, so I let go of the rope.) festhalten2) (to stop or wait: Hold on - I'm not quite ready yet; The operator asked the caller to hold on while she connected him.) warten* * *◆ hold onvi\hold on on tight - it'll be a bumpy ride! halt dich gut fest - es wird ziemlich holprig!2. (wait) wartenjust \hold on on a second, I'll be right there [einen] Augenblick [o Moment], ich bin gleich daI can't \hold on on much longer, the taxi's waiting ich kann nicht länger warten, das Taxi ist schon danow just \hold on on, that money is mine! Moment mal, das Geld gehört mir!4. (barely survive)he's just barely \hold oning on er ringt um sein Leben* * *hold on v/i1. auch fig festhalten (to an dat)2. sich festhalten (to an dat)3. aus-, durchhalten4. andauern, anhalten (Regen etc)5. TEL am Apparat bleiben6. umg aufhören:hold on! warte mal!, halt!, immer langsam!hold on to the ball SPORT den Ball in den eigenen Reihen halten* * *1. transitive verb(keep in position) [fest]halten2. intransitive verbhold on to somebody/something — sich an jemandem/etwas festhalten; (fig.): (retain) jemanden/etwas behalten
2) (stand firm) durchhalten; aushalten3) (Teleph.) am Apparat bleiben; dranbleiben (ugs.)4) (coll.): (wait) warten* * *v.warten (am Telefon) v. -
3 slippery
adjective1) schlüpfrig; glitschighe is a slippery customer — er ist aalglatt (abwertend)
3) (fig.): (delicate) heikel [Thema, Fall]* * *1) (so smooth as to cause slipping: The path is slippery - watch out!) glatt2) (not trustworthy: He's rather a slippery character.) aalglatt* * *slip·pery[ˈslɪpəri, AM -ɚi]\slippery road/surface glatte Straße/Oberfläche\slippery soap glitschige Seifea \slippery person eine unzuverlässige Person, ein Windhund m3.▶ to be as \slippery as an eel aalglatt sein▶ to be on the [or a] \slippery slope auf der schiefen Bahn sein* * *['slIpərI]adj1) schlüpfrig; rope, road, ground glatt, rutschig; shoes glatt; fish, mud glitschigthe roads were slippery with ice — die Straßen waren eisglatt
my hands were slippery with sweat —
* * *slippery [ˈslıpərı] adj (adv slipperily)1. rutschig, glatt (Straße etc):be on slippery ground fig sich auf unsicherem Boden bewegen;2. fig gerissen:he’s a slippery customer er ist aalglatt3. zweifelhaft, unsicher (Position etc)4. heikel (Thema etc)* * *adjective1) schlüpfrig; glitschigbe on a slippery path or slope — (fig.) auf einem verhängnisvollen Weg sein
he is a slippery customer — er ist aalglatt (abwertend)
3) (fig.): (delicate) heikel [Thema, Fall]* * *adj.aalglatt adj.gerissen adj.glitschig adj.rutschig adj.schlüpfrig adj.
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