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staggered holidays (BE) PERS Staffelung f der Urlaubszeiten, Urlaubsaufteilung f (cf staggered vacations AE)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > staggered holidays
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staggered vacations (AE) PERS Staffelung f der Urlaubszeiten, Urlaubsaufteilung f (cf staggered holidays BE)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > staggered vacations
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stag·gered[ˈstægəd, AM -ɚd]adj inv gestaffelt\staggered holidays gestaffelte Ferien\staggered working hours gestaffelte Arbeitszeiten, [Wechsel]schicht f\staggered start gestaffelter Start* * *['stgəd]adj2) working hours etc gestaffelt, gestuftthey work staggered hours —
a staggered junction — eine Kreuzung mit versetzt angeordneten Straßen
a staggered start — ein versetzter Start; (in time) ein zeitlich gestaffelter Start
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['stægəd] 1. 2.aggettivo (astonished) sconcertato, meravigliato* * *staggered /ˈstægəd/a.1 sconcertato; sbalordito; scosso (fig.)2 scaglionato; a turni3 (mecc.) sfalsato4 (aeron.) scalato; ad ali scalate● staggered holidays, ferie scaglionate □ ( sport) staggered start, partenza sfalsata □ (econ.) staggered strike, sciopero a scacchiera.* * *['stægəd] 1. 2.aggettivo (astonished) sconcertato, meravigliato -
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gestaffelt;\staggered holidays gestaffelte Ferien;\staggered working hours gestaffelte Arbeitszeiten, [Wechsel]schicht f;\staggered start gestaffelter Start -
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tr['stægəd]1 (amazed) asombrado,-a, pasmado,-a2 (hours, holidays) escalonado,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLstaggered start salida escalonada'stægərd, 'stægəd1) ( amazed) estupefacto, helado, pasmadoI was absolutely staggered — me quedé estupefacto or helado or pasmado
2) ( alternating)staggered junction — empalmes mpl contrarios sucesivos
staggered working hours — horario m escalonado
['stæɡǝd]ADJ1) (=amazed) anonadado, pasmadoI was staggered to learn I'd won first prize — me quedé anonadado or pasmado al enterarme de que había ganado el primer premio
I was staggered to hear that... — (=dismayed) me consterné al saber que...
2) [hours, junction] escalonado* * *['stægərd, 'stægəd]1) ( amazed) estupefacto, helado, pasmadoI was absolutely staggered — me quedé estupefacto or helado or pasmado
2) ( alternating)staggered junction — empalmes mpl contrarios sucesivos
staggered working hours — horario m escalonado
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['stæɡəd]1) (amazed) sbalordito (-a), stupefatto (-a)2) (hours, holidays etc) scaglionato (-a)staggered working hours — orario di lavoro scaglionato or diversificato
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C vtr1 ( astonish) stupéfier, bouleverser ;2 ( spread out) échelonner [holidays, journeys, timetable, payments, strikes] ; the closure will be staggered over five years la fermeture s'échelonnera sur cinq ans ;3 Tech disposer [qch] en quinconce [bolts, rivets, spokes] ;4 Aviat décaler [wings].D vi [person] (from weakness, illness) chanceler ; ( drunkenly) tituber ; ( under load) chanceler ; [animal] vaciller ; to stagger in/out/off entrer/sortir/s'en aller en chancelant or d'un pas chancelant ; to stagger to the door/car aller vers la porte/la voiture en chancelant ; she staggered back and fell elle a reculé en chancelant et elle est tombée ; to stagger to one's feet se relever en chancelant.1 ( astonished) bouleversé, renversé ; to be staggered to hear that être bouleversé or renversé d'apprendre que ; we were staggered by the news nous avons été renversé par la nouvelle ;2 ( carefully timed) staggered holidays vacances fpl échelonnées ; staggered hours horaires mpl décalés ; staggered start Sport départ m décalé ; -
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'stæɡə1) (to sway, move or walk unsteadily: The drunk man staggered along the road.)2) (to astonish: I was staggered to hear he had died.)3) (to arrange (people's hours of work, holidays etc) so that they do not begin and end at the same times.)•stagger vb andar tambaleándoseEs la forma de andar, por ejemplo, de una persona borracha o heridatr['stægəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (walk unsteadily) tambalearse1 (hours, work) escalonar2 (amaze) asombrar, pasmar1 (unsteady walk) tambaleostagger ['stægər] vitotter: tambalearsestagger vt1) alternate: alternar, escalonar (turnos de trabajo)2) : hacer tambalearto be staggered by: quedarse estupefacto porstagger n: tambaleo mn.• tambaleo s.m.v.• bambalear v.• bambolear v.• escalonar v.• sorprender v.• tambalear v.• tartalear v.• titubear v.'stægər, 'stægə(r)
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intransitive verb tambalearse
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vt1) ( amaze) dejar estupefacto or helado or pasmado2) \<\<shifts/payments\>\> escalonar['stæɡǝ(r)]1. N1) tambaleo m2) staggers (Vet) modorra f2.VI tambalear3. VT1) (=amaze) dejar anonadado, dejar pasmadowe were staggered by the number of letters we received — nos dejó anonadados or pasmados la cantidad de cartas que recibimos
2) [+ hours, holidays, payments, spokes] escalonar* * *['stægər, 'stægə(r)]
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I ['stægə(r)]II 1. ['stægə(r)]with a stagger — (weakly) vacillando; (drunkenly) barcollando
1) (astonish) sconcertare, meravigliare2) (spread out) scaglionare [holidays, journeys, payments]2.verbo intransitivo [ person] (from weakness, illness) vacillare; (drunkenly) barcollare; [ animal] vacillareto stagger in, out, off — entrare, uscire, andarsene barcollando
* * *['stæɡə]1) (to sway, move or walk unsteadily: The drunk man staggered along the road.) barcollare2) (to astonish: I was staggered to hear he had died.) sconcertare3) (to arrange (people's hours of work, holidays etc) so that they do not begin and end at the same times.) scaglionare•* * *stagger /ˈstægə(r)/n.1 (solo al sing.) barcollamento; ondeggiamento; vacillamento; andatura barcollante3 (pl.) (med.) vertigini5 (mecc.) sfalsamento6 (aeron.) scalamento.(to) stagger /ˈstægə(r)/A v. i.1 barcollare; traballare; vacillare: He staggered out of the room, è uscito barcollando dalla stanza2 esitare; ondeggiare; titubareB v. t.2 scuotere ( anche fig.); far vibrare; commuovere; impressionare; sconcertare; sbalordire; mettere nell'imbarazzo: He was staggered by the news, la notizia lo ha sconcertato3 (fig.) scaglionare; distribuire nel tempo: The vacation periods have been staggered, i periodi delle ferie sono stati scaglionati4 (mecc.) sfalsare● to stagger about (o around), camminare barcollando □ to stagger along, avanzare barcollando □ ( di un pugile atterrato, ecc.) to stagger up, alzarsi barcollando.* * *I ['stægə(r)]II 1. ['stægə(r)]with a stagger — (weakly) vacillando; (drunkenly) barcollando
1) (astonish) sconcertare, meravigliare2) (spread out) scaglionare [holidays, journeys, payments]2.verbo intransitivo [ person] (from weakness, illness) vacillare; (drunkenly) barcollare; [ animal] vacillareto stagger in, out, off — entrare, uscire, andarsene barcollando
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1. intransitive verbschwanken; torkeln (ugs.)2. transitive verb1) (astonish) die Sprache verschlagen (+Dat.)* * *['stæɡə]1) (to sway, move or walk unsteadily: The drunk man staggered along the road.) schwanken2) (to astonish: I was staggered to hear he had died.) erschüttern3) (to arrange (people's hours of work, holidays etc) so that they do not begin and end at the same times.) staffeln•- academic.ru/70157/staggering">staggering* * *stag·ger[ˈstægəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. vi1. (totter)▪ to \stagger somewhere irgendwohin wanken [o torkeln]the company is \staggering under a $15 million debt ( fig) auf der Firma lasten 15 Millionen Dollar Schulden2. (waver) schwanken, wankenII. vt1. (cause to totter)▪ to \stagger sb jdn zum Wanken bringenhe was \staggered by the blow er wurde von dem Schlag zum Wanken gebracht2. (shock)▪ to \stagger sb jdn erstaunenit \staggers the imagination to consider what their home life must be like man darf gar nicht darüber nachdenken, wie sich ihr Leben zu Hause gestaltet geh3. (arrange)▪ to \stagger sth etw staffelnIII. n* * *['stgə(r)]1. vischwanken, taumeln; (because of illness, weakness) wanken; (drunkenly) torkeln2. vthe was staggered to hear of his promotion — die Nachricht von seiner Beförderung verschlug ihm die Sprache or haute ihn um
you stagger me! — da bin ich aber platt! (inf)
2) hours, holidays staffeln, stufen; seats, spokes versetzt anordnen, versetzen3. n1) Taumeln ntto give a stagger — taumeln, schwanken
with a stagger — taumelnd, schwankend
* * *stagger [ˈstæɡə(r)]A v/istagger to one’s feet sich schwankend erheben2. wanken, zurückweichen (Truppen etc)B v/t1. ins Wanken bringen, (sch)wankend machen (beide auch fig)2. figa) verblüffenb) stärker: überwältigen, sprachlos machen:I was staggered by his impudence seine Unverschämtheit verschlug mir die Sprache4. Arbeitszeit etc staffelnC s1. (Sch)Wanken n, Taumeln n, Torkeln n umg2. pl (meist als sg konstruiert)a) MED Schwindel m (bei Caissonkrankheit)b) VET Schwindel m (bei Rindern), Koller m (bei Pferden), Drehkrankheit f (bei Schafen)4. Staff(e)lung f* * *1. intransitive verbschwanken; torkeln (ugs.)2. transitive verb1) (astonish) die Sprache verschlagen (+Dat.)* * *n.Staffelung f. v.staffeln v.wanken v. -
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['stæɡə]1) (to sway, move or walk unsteadily: The drunk man staggered along the road.) slingre2) (to astonish: I was staggered to hear he had died.) forbløffe3) (to arrange (people's hours of work, holidays etc) so that they do not begin and end at the same times.) forskyde•* * *['stæɡə]1) (to sway, move or walk unsteadily: The drunk man staggered along the road.) slingre2) (to astonish: I was staggered to hear he had died.) forbløffe3) (to arrange (people's hours of work, holidays etc) so that they do not begin and end at the same times.) forskyde• -
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stagger ['stægə(r)](totter → person, horse) chanceler, tituber;∎ to stagger with tiredness chanceler de fatigue;∎ to stagger out sortir en chancelant ou titubant;∎ I staggered over to the chair je me suis dirigé vers la chaise d'un pas chancelant;∎ I staggered under the weight je titubais sous le poids;∎ we staggered into bed at 3 o'clock in the morning nous nous sommes écroulés sur nos lits à 3 heures du matin∎ they plan to bring in staggered working hours ils ont l'intention de mettre en place un système d'échelonnement des heures de travail;∎ employees' vacation times are staggered over the summer months les vacances du personnel sont étalées sur tout l'été;∎ lampposts were staggered along the street la rue était jalonnée de réverbères∎ I was staggered to learn of his decision j'ai été stupéfait d'apprendre sa décision3 noun(totter) pas m chancelant;∎ he got up with a stagger il s'est levé en chancelant(in diver) ivresse f des profondeurs; -
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stagger [ˈstægər]a. ( = amaze) stupéfier• I was staggered to learn that... ( = amazed) j'ai été absolument stupéfait d'apprendre que... ; ( = horrified) j'ai été atterré d'apprendre que...b. [+ visits, payments] échelonner ; [+ holidays] étaler* * *['stægə(r)] 1.2.with a stagger — ( weakly) d'un pas chancelant; ( drunkenly) en titubant
transitive verb1) ( astonish) stupéfier, abasourdir2) ( spread out) échelonner [holidays, journeys, payments]3.intransitive verb [person] (from weakness, illness) chanceler; ( drunkenly) tituber; [animal] vaciller4.to stagger in/out/off — entrer/sortir/s'en aller en chancelant
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'stæɡə1) (to sway, move or walk unsteadily: The drunk man staggered along the road.) sjangle, rave2) (to astonish: I was staggered to hear he had died.) bli lamslått/rystet3) (to arrange (people's hours of work, holidays etc) so that they do not begin and end at the same times.) forskyve•raving--------vaklIsubst. \/ˈstæɡə\/1) vakling, sjangling, raving, tumling2) spredning3) plassering i sikksakk, forskjøvet plasseringthe staggers eller mad staggers eller blind staggers ( veterinærfag) koller (hjernesykdom eller annen sykdom som kjennetegnes ved ustø gange)IIverb \/ˈstæɡə\/1) vakle, rave, sjangle, tumle, få til å vakle, få til å sjangle2) ( overført) vakle, nøle, tvile, få til å vakle, få til å nøle3) forbløffe, forvirre, lamslå, ryste4) (om arbeidstid, lunsjpauser e.l.) forskyve, forklaring: ordne slik at de ikke blir sammenfallende5) forklaring: plassere eller stille opp i sikksakk, plassere eller anbringe forskjøvet i forhold til hverandre (gjelder sideveier i et veikryss, eiker i et hjul eller vingene på en dobbeltdekker)stagger to one's feet komme seg vaklende på bena, reise seg ustøtt -
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['stægə(r)] 1. vizataczać się (zatoczyć się perf), iść (pójść perf) zataczając się2. vt* * *['stæɡə]1) (to sway, move or walk unsteadily: The drunk man staggered along the road.) zataczać się2) (to astonish: I was staggered to hear he had died.) wstrząsać, ogłuszać3) (to arrange (people's hours of work, holidays etc) so that they do not begin and end at the same times.) układać przemiennie• -
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['stæɡə]1) (to sway, move or walk unsteadily: The drunk man staggered along the road.) cambalear2) (to astonish: I was staggered to hear he had died.) surpreender3) (to arrange (people's hours of work, holidays etc) so that they do not begin and end at the same times.) escalonar•* * *stag.ger[st'ægə] n 1 cambaleio. 2 (geralmente staggers pl) vágado dos cavalos e do gado. 3 fig epilepsia, vertigem, tontura. 4 Aeron escalonamento dos planos. • vt+vi 1 cambalear, vacilar. 2 fazer cambalear, tontear. 3 ficar fraco, titubear, vacilar, ceder. 4 hesitar. 5 ficar confuso. 6 surpreender, confundir. 7 estontear. 8 coordenar (tempo, horário) para não coincidir um com o outro. 9 Aeron escalonar. staggered biplane biplano com o plano superior avançado. -
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['stæɡə]1) (to sway, move or walk unsteadily: The drunk man staggered along the road.) opotekati se2) (to astonish: I was staggered to hear he had died.) osupiti3) (to arrange (people's hours of work, holidays etc) so that they do not begin and end at the same times.) razporediti•* * *I [staegə]nounopotekanje; figuratively oklevanje, omahovanje, kolebanje, obotavljanje; plural vrtoglavica, omotica; tiščavka (konjska bolezen); metljavost (pri ovcah)II [staegə]intransitive verbopotekati se; figuratively omahovati, oklevati, obotavljati se, kolebati, biti neodločen, dvomiti; ženirati se; umakniti se (o četah); transitive verb vznemiriti, razburiti, zmesti, osupiti, zbegati, spraviti iz ravnotežja, omajati (vero itd.); razvrstiti (kaj) v cikcaku (da se izognemo sovpadanju)to stagger to s.o.'s feet — s težavo se dvigniti (spraviti) na nogeto stagger office hours — razporediti delovne ure tako, da se izognemo navalu v konicah zvečer in zjutraj
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