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  • 1 book

    n
    книга; (the Book) Библия

    to balance one's books — сбалансировать бюджет

    to bring someone to book — призывать кого-л. к ответу

    to relegate smth to history books — сдавать что-л. в архив истории

    - by the book
    - Orange Book
    - order book
    - pass book
    - plum book
    - Red book
    - reference book
    - state-approved books
    - Statistical Year- Book for...
    - statute books

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  • 2 go down

    intransitive verb
    1) hinuntergehen/-fahren; [Taucher:] [hinunter]tauchen; (set) [Sonne:] untergehen; (sink) [Schiff:] sinken, untergehen; (fall to ground) [Flugzeug usw.:] abstürzen

    go down to the bottom of the garden/to the beach — zum hinteren Ende des Gartens gehen/an den Strand gehen

    2) (be swallowed) hinuntergeschluckt werden

    go down the wrong way — in die falsche Kehle geraten

    3) (become less) sinken; [Umsatz, Schwellung:] zurückgehen; [Vorräte usw.:] abnehmen; [Währung:] fallen; (become lower) fallen; (subside) [Wind usw.:] nachlassen

    go down in somebody's estimation/in the world — in jemandes Achtung (Dat.) sinken/sich verschlechtern

    4)

    go down well/all right etc. [with somebody] — [mit jemandem] gut usw. klarkommen (ugs.); [Film, Schauspieler, Vorschlag:] [bei jemandem] gut usw. ankommen (ugs.)

    that didn't go down [at all] well with his wife — das hat ihm seine Frau nicht abgenommen

    5) (be defeated) unterliegen
    * * *
    1) ((with well/badly) to be approved or disapproved of: The story went down well (with them).) ausgehen
    2) ((of a ship) to sink: They were lost at sea when the ship went down.) untergehen
    3) ((of the sun or moon) to go below the horizon.) untergehen
    4) (to be remembered: Your bravery will go down in history.) in Erinnerung bleiben
    5) ((of places) to become less desirable: This part of town has gone down in the last twenty years.) herunterkommen
    * * *
    vi
    1. (move downward) hinuntergehen; sun, moon untergehen; ship also sinken; plane abstürzen; boxer zu Boden gehen; curtain fallen
    the striker went down in the penalty area der Stürmer kam im Strafraum zu Fall
    to \go down down on all fours sich akk auf alle viere begeben
    ▪ to \go down down sth etw hinuntergehen; (climb down) etw hinuntersteigen
    to \go down down the pit MIN Bergmann werden
    to \go down down with a/the ship mit einem/dem Schiff untergehen
    2. (decrease) swelling zurückgehen; attendance, wind nachlassen; crime rate, fever, water level zurückgehen; prices, taxes, temperature sinken; currency fallen
    one of the tyres on my car has gone down einer meiner Autoreifen hat Luft verloren
    3. (decrease in quality) nachlassen
    this restaurant has really gone down in the last few years dieses Restaurant hat in den letzten Jahren echt nachgelassen fam
    to \go down down in sb's opinion in jds Ansehen sinken
    4. (break down) computer ausfallen
    5. (be defeated) verlieren; SPORT also unterliegen
    to \go down down fighting/without a fight kämpfend/kampflos untergehen
    ▪ to \go down down to sb gegen jdn verlieren
    6. (get ill)
    to \go down down with a cold/the flu eine Erkältung/die Grippe bekommen
    7. (move along) entlanggehen; vehicle entlangfahren
    she was \go downing down the road on her bike sie fuhr auf ihrem Fahrrad die Straße entlang
    to \go down down to the beach runter zum Strand gehen
    to \go down down a list eine Liste [von oben nach unten] durchgehen
    8. (visit quickly) vorbeigehen
    they went down to the pub for a quick drink sie gingen noch schnell einen trinken fam
    9. (travel southward)
    are you \go downing down to Florida this year? fahrt ihr dieses Jahr runter nach Florida? fam
    10. (extend) hinunterreichen
    the tree's roots \go down down three metres die Wurzeln des Baumes reichen drei Meter in die Tiefe
    11. (be received)
    to \go down down badly/well [with sb] [bei jdm] schlecht/gut ankommen
    12. (be recorded) schriftlich vermerkt werden
    to \go down down in history/the record books [as sth] [als etw] in die Geschichte/Geschichtsbücher eingehen
    to \go down down in writing schriftlich festgehalten werden
    13. ( fam) food, drink runtergehen fam
    the wine went down easily der Wein war wirklich lecker! fam
    a cup of coffee would \go down down nicely now eine Tasse Kaffee wäre jetzt genau das Richtige
    a bit of sugar will help the medicine \go down down mit etwas Zucker kriegst du die Medizin besser runter fam
    14. (sl: happen) passieren
    the police had been informed about what was \go downing down, so were ready and waiting die Polizei war darüber informiert worden, was vorging, daher war sie bereits in Wartestellung
    15. BRIT ( dated: leave university) abgehen; (for vacation) in die Semesterferien gehen
    ▪ to \go down down on sb jdn oral befriedigen
    17. CARDS (bridge) den Kontrakt nicht erfüllen
    * * *
    go down v/i
    1. die Straße etc hinuntergehen
    2. a) untergehen, sinken (Schiff, Sonne etc):
    go down fighting mit fliegenden Fahnen untergehen; → academic.ru/5209/balloon">balloon A 1
    b) FLUG abstürzen
    3. a) zu Boden gehen (Boxer etc)
    b) THEAT fallen (Vorhang)
    4. fig
    a) (hinab)reichen (to bis)
    b) → go back 3
    5. (hinunter)rutschen (Essen)
    6. fig (with)
    a) Anklang finden, ankommen (bei) umg:
    it went down well with him es kam gut bei ihm an;
    he (the play) went down well (with the critics) er (das Stück) bekam gute Kritiken
    b) geschluckt werden (von) umg:
    that won’t go down with me das nehme ich dir nicht ab, das kannst du einem anderen weismachen
    7. a) abschwellen
    b) zurückgehen, sinken, fallen (Fieber, Preise etc), billiger werden:
    go down in sb’s opinion in jemandes Achtung sinken
    8. in der Erinnerung bleiben:
    go down in history in die Geschichte eingehen; → posterity 2
    9. a) sich im Niedergang befinden
    b) zugrunde gehen → drain C 2 f, tube A 1
    10. UNIV Br
    a) die Universität verlassen
    b) in die Ferien gehen
    11. SPORT absteigen
    12. Br London verlassen
    13. US geschehen, passieren
    14. he went down for three years Br sl er wanderte für drei Jahre ins Gefängnis
    15. go down on sb vulg jemandem einen blasen (jemanden fellationieren)
    * * *
    intransitive verb
    1) hinuntergehen/-fahren; [Taucher:] [hinunter]tauchen; (set) [Sonne:] untergehen; (sink) [Schiff:] sinken, untergehen; (fall to ground) [Flugzeug usw.:] abstürzen

    go down to the bottom of the garden/to the beach — zum hinteren Ende des Gartens gehen/an den Strand gehen

    2) (be swallowed) hinuntergeschluckt werden
    3) (become less) sinken; [Umsatz, Schwellung:] zurückgehen; [Vorräte usw.:] abnehmen; [Währung:] fallen; (become lower) fallen; (subside) [Wind usw.:] nachlassen

    go down in somebody's estimation/in the world — in jemandes Achtung (Dat.) sinken/sich verschlechtern

    4)

    go down well/all right etc. [with somebody] — [mit jemandem] gut usw. klarkommen (ugs.); [Film, Schauspieler, Vorschlag:] [bei jemandem] gut usw. ankommen (ugs.)

    that didn't go down [at all] well with his wife — das hat ihm seine Frau nicht abgenommen

    5) (be defeated) unterliegen
    * * *
    v.
    abklingen (Fieber) v.
    hinabgehen v.
    untergehen v.

    English-german dictionary > go down

  • 3 Machiavelli, Niccolò

    (1469–1527) Gen Mgt
    Italian politician. Machiavelli’s The Prince (1532) is one of the earliest works on political theory, embracing the concepts of power, authority, and leadership. In Management and Machiavelli (1967), Antony Jay sought to show the relevance of Machiavelli’s philosophy to modern society.
         Machiavelli was born in Florence, Italy, and served as an official in the Florentine government. His work brought him into contact with some of Europe’s most influential ministers and government representatives. His chief diplomatic triumph occurred when Florence obtained the surrender of Pisa. But in 1512 when the Medicis returned to power, his career came to an abrupt end. He was accused of being involved in a plot against the government. For this he was imprisoned, tortured, and finally exiled.
         He retired to a farm outside Florence and began a successful writing career, producing plays and a history of Florence as well as the books on politics for which he is now chiefly remembered.

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