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121 Kanal
m; -s, Kanäle1. canal; natürlicher: channel (auch fig.); für Abwasser: drain, sewer; der Kanal (Ärmelkanal) the (English) Channel2. ANAT. duct3. Radio, TV channel4. fig.: diplomatische Kanäle diplomatic channels; roter / grüner Kanal am Flughafen: red / green channel; umg. den Kanal voll haben umg. be fed up to the back teeth; von Alkohol: be full to the gills* * *der Kanal(Abwassersystem) sewer;(Entwässerung) drain;(Rundfunk) channel;(Wasserweg) canal; channel;(Ärmelkanal) Channel; English Channel* * *Ka|nal [ka'naːl]m -s, Kanäle[ka'nɛːlə]1) (= Schifffahrtsweg) canal; (= Wasserlauf) channel; (zur Bewässerung) ditch, canal; (zur Entwässerung) drain; (für Abwässer) sewer2) (RAD, TV fig = Weg) channeletw durch die richtigen Kanäle weiterleiten — to pass sth on through the proper channels
* * *der1) (a narrow stretch of water joining two seas: the English Channel.) channel2) ((in television, radio etc) a band of frequencies for sending or receiving signals: BBC Television now has two channels.) channel* * *Ka·nal<-s, Kanäle>[kaˈna:l, pl kaˈnɛlə]m2. (Abwasserkanal) sewer▪ der \Kanal the [English] Channeleinen anderen \Kanal wählen to change channelsdunkle Kanäle dubious channelsdiplomatische Kanäle POL diplomatic channelsetw in die richtigen Kanäle leiten to lead sth [or have sth go] through the proper channels6.▶ den \Kanal voll haben (sl: betrunken sein) to be tanked up; (es satthaben) to have had enough [or it up to here]* * *der; Kanals, Kanäle1) canal2) (Geogr.)der Kanal — the [English] Channel
3) (für Abwässer) sewer4) (zur Entwässerung, Bewässerung) channel; (Graben) ditch5) (Rundf., Ferns., Weg der Information) channel6) (salopp)den Kanal voll haben — (betrunken sein) be canned or plastered (sl.); (überdrüssig sein) have had a bellyful or as much as one can take
* * *der Kanal (Ärmelkanal) the (English) Channel2. ANAT duct3. Radio, TV channel4. fig:diplomatische Kanäle diplomatic channels;roter/grüner Kanal am Flughafen: red/green channel;umg* * *der; Kanals, Kanäle1) canal2) (Geogr.)der Kanal — the [English] Channel
3) (für Abwässer) sewer4) (zur Entwässerung, Bewässerung) channel; (Graben) ditch5) (Rundf., Ferns., Weg der Information) channel6) (salopp)den Kanal voll haben — (betrunken sein) be canned or plastered (sl.); (überdrüssig sein) have had a bellyful or as much as one can take
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122 laden
m; -s, Läden1. shop, bes. Am. store2. umg. (Unternehmen) business; den Laden schmeißen run the show; fig. (es schaffen) swing it; den Laden dichtmachen shut (Am. close) up shop; (scheitern) auch fold; der Laden läuft geschäftlich: business is good; allg. everything’s hunky-dory; wie ich den Laden (so) kenne if you ask me; das ist ein müder Laden they’re a pretty lame ( oder feeble) outfit3. umg., fig. (Sache) business; den Laden hinschmeißen umg. give up the whole thing, chuck (Am. pack) it in* * *das Ladenlading; loading;der Ladenstore; retail outlet; shop* * *La|den I ['laːdn]m -s, -['lɛːdn] (= Geschäft) shop (esp Brit), store (US); (inf = Betrieb, Unternehmung) outfit (inf)der Láden läuft (inf) — business is good
es wird eine Zeit dauern, bis der Láden läuft (inf) — it will be some time before the business gets going or gets off the ground
dann kann er den Láden zumachen or dichtmachen (inf) — he might as well shut up shop (and go home) (inf)
den Láden schmeißen (inf) — to run the show
IIden (ganzen) Láden hinschmeißen (inf) — to chuck the whole thing in (inf)
m -s, - or -(= Fensterladen) shutter* * *1) (to make or become filled with electricity: Please charge my car battery.) charge2) (to make (a person) responsible for (a task etc): He was charged with seeing that everything went well.) charge3) (to put ammunition into (a gun): He loaded the revolver and fired.) load4) (a place where goods are sold: a baker's shop.) shop5) (a shop: The post office here is also the village store; a department store.) store* * *La·den1<-s, Läden>[ˈla:dn̩, pl ˈlɛ:dn̩]mder \Laden läuft (fam) business is going well3.notfalls können wir den \Laden alleine schmeißen if need be, we can run the show on our ownLa·den2<-s, Läden o ->[ˈla:dn̩, pl ˈlɛ:dn̩]m shutterLa·den3[ˈla:dn̩]nt TECH, INFORM booting, loadingautomatisches \Laden autoload* * *der; Ladens, Läden1) shop; store (Amer.)2) (ugs.): (Unternehmung)wie ich den Laden kenne — (fig.) if I know how things go in this outfit (coll.)
den Laden schmeißen — manage or handle everything with no problem
Laden — (FensterLaden) shutter
* * *laden1; lädt, lud, hat geladenA. v/t1. load;das Schiff hat Getreide geladen the ship has taken on a load of grain; Zustand: the ship is carrying a cargo of grain;der LKW hat Kies geladen the truck has been loaded with gravel; Zustand: the truck has a load of gravel;die Kisten aus dem Wagen laden unload the crates from the car ( Lieferwagen: van, Pferdewagen: cart);die Säcke vom Lkw auf Lasttiere laden load the sacks from the truck onto pack animals;die Atmosphäre war mit Spannung/Hass geladen the atmosphere was charged with tension/filled with hatred5. (Gewehr etc) loadB. v/i1. load;der LKW hat schwer geladen the truck has a heavy load;schwer geladen haben umg, hum be plastered ( oder tanked up, besonders US loaded), be three sheets to the wind, Br auch have had one over the eight obs2. IT load;1. geh (einladen) invite2. JUR:vor Gericht laden summon before a court; unter Strafandrohung: subpoena* * *der; Ladens, Läden1) shop; store (Amer.)2) (ugs.): (Unternehmung)wie ich den Laden kenne — (fig.) if I know how things go in this outfit (coll.)
den Laden schmeißen — manage or handle everything with no problem
Laden — (FensterLaden) shutter
* * *¨-- m.joint (slang) n.shop n.store n. ¨-- n.downloading n.loading n. -
123 volltanken
vọll|tan|ken sepvtito fill upbitte volltanken — fill her up, please
* * *voll|tan·kenvi to fill up the fuel tank* * ** s. voll 1. 1)* * *bitte volltanken AUTO fill her up, please* * ** s. voll 1. 1) -
124 voll laufen
vọll|lau|fen sep irreg aux sein irreg aux seinvito fill upsich volllaufen lassen (inf) — to get tanked up (inf)
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125 tank
tæŋk1) (a large container for liquids or gas: a hot-water / cold-water tank.) beholder, tank2) (a heavy steel-covered vehicle armed with guns.) stridsvogn, tank•- tankertankIsubst. \/tæŋk\/1) tank2) cisterne, beholder3) reservoar, dam4) (amer.) basseng5) akvarium6) ( militærvesen) stridsvogn, tank7) (amer., slang) (fengsels)celleIIverb \/tæŋk\/1) tanke, fylle (på)2) oppbevare i en tanktanke full tank• tank her up!tank up on something supe seg full på noe -
126 doprawiać
impf doprawić* * ** * *ipf.doprawić pf. kulin. ( przyprawami) spice, season; ( dla uzyskania konkretnego smaku) flavor; doprawiać sałatkę świeżą bazylią season the salad with fresh basil; źle doprawiony sos poorly seasoned l. spiced sauce.ipf.doprawić się pf.1. pot. (= pić zbyt wiele) be toasted; ale się doprawił! he's really tanked (up)!2. pot. (= przeziębić się) catch a (bad) cold; nieźle się wczoraj doprawiłeś na nartach you caught a really bad cold while skiing yesterday.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > doprawiać
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127 gazować
(-uję, -ujesz); vt(pot: prędko jechać) to speed; ( truć gazem) perf; za- to gas* * *ipf.1. (= nasycać dwutlenkiem węgla) carbonate.2. (= poddawać działaniu gazu) treat l. spray ( sth) with gas.3. (= zabijać gazem trującym) gas.4. pot. (biec, spieszyć się) speed on.5. pot. (= pić alkohol) get tanked up.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > gazować
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128 nabuzowany
a.sl.1. (= wzburzony, odurzony narkotykiem) lit, stoned, high, doped up.2. (= pijany) blind drunk, tanked, wasted; Br. sloshed, pissed.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nabuzowany
См. также в других словарях:
tanked up — (informal) Having drunk a large amount of alcohol • • • Main Entry: ↑tank * * * tanked up UK [ˌtæŋkt ˈʌp] US [tæŋkt ˈʌp] adjective british very informal extremely drunk Thesaurus: drunk … Useful english dictionary
tanked up — BrE [tæŋkt] adj tanked AmE [not before noun] informal drunk ▪ He went down the pub and got tanked up … Dictionary of contemporary English
tanked — ☆ tanked [taŋkt ] adj. Informal drunk: also tanked up … English World dictionary
tanked — [ tæŋkt ] adjective AMERICAN VERY INFORMAL extremely drunk … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
tanked — 1. AND tanked up mod. alcohol intoxicated. □ She was too tanked to drive. □ That old codger is really tanked. 2. mod. defeated; outscored. □ The team was tanked again 20 17. □ … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
tanked — Doing very poorly. That new movie just tanked at the box office. How did you do on the test? Oh man, I just Tanked … Dictionary of american slang
tanked — Doing very poorly. That new movie just tanked at the box office. How did you do on the test? Oh man, I just Tanked … Dictionary of american slang
tanked-up — adj drunk. A common term since the turn of the 20th century; the shorter form is more recent. Tank up evokes the filling of a container or fuelling of a vehicle and parallels such expressions as loaded and canned. ► Man, she was, like, totally… … Contemporary slang
tanked — [[t]tæ̱ŋkt[/t]] ADJ GRADED: usu v link ADJ If someone is tanked, or in British English tanked up, they are drunk. [INFORMAL] … English dictionary
tanked up — also tanked, AmE adjective (not before noun) slang drunk: Jim gets really funny when he s tanked … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
tanked — /tangkt/, adj. 1. put or stored in a tank. 2. Also, tanked up. Slang. drunk. [1895 1900; TANK + ED2] * * * … Universalium