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1 pressurize
= academic.ru/117976/pressurise">pressurise* * *1) (to fit (an aeroplane etc) with a device that keeps air pressure normal: The cabins have all been pressurized) druckfest machen2) (to force: He was pressurized into giving up his job.) unter Druck setzen* * *pres·sur·ize[ˈpreʃəraɪz, AM -ʃɚ-]vt1. (control air pressure)▪ to \pressurize sth etw druckfest [o auf Normaldruck] halten2. (persuade by force)▪ to \pressurize sb to do [or into doing] sth jdn [massiv] dazu drängen, etw zu tun, auf jdn [massiven] Druck ausüben, damit er/sie etw tutthe protests were an attempt to \pressurize the government into agreeing durch die Demonstrationen erhoffte man sich, die Regierung zum Einlenken zu bringen* * *['preʃəraɪz]vt1) cabin, spacesuit auf Normaldruck haltenthe cabin is only pressurized when... — der Druckausgleich in der Kabine wird erst hergestellt, wenn...
2) (= pressure) sb unter Druck setzento pressurize sb into doing sth — jdn so unter Druck setzen, dass er schließlich etw tut
* * *pressurize [ˈpreʃəraız]A v/tpressurized water reactor Druckwasserreaktor m3. fig besonders Bra) jemanden unter Druck setzenB v/i besonders Fußball: besonders Br drücken* * ** * *(US) v.druckfest machen ausdr.mit normalem Luftdruck versehen ausdr. -
2 pressurise
= pressurize transitive verb1) see academic.ru/57753/pressure">pressure 2.2) (maintain normal pressure in) druckfest machen, auf Normaldruck halten [Flugzeugkabine]pressurised cabin — Druckkabine, die
* * *1) (to fit (an aeroplane etc) with a device that keeps air pressure normal: The cabins have all been pressurized) druckfest machen2) (to force: He was pressurized into giving up his job.) unter Druck setzen* * *= pressurize transitive verb2) (maintain normal pressure in) druckfest machen, auf Normaldruck halten [Flugzeugkabine]pressurised cabin — Druckkabine, die
* * *(UK) v.druckfest machen ausdr.mit normalem Luftdruck versehen ausdr.
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