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to dandle a child on one's knee

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1 wippen

vt/i (schaukeln) seesaw, rock; Haare, Rock etc.: bob; wippen mit dem Fuß: jiggle; dem Stuhl: rock backward(s) and forward(s); auf den Zehenspitzen wippen rock up and down; in den Knien wippen bob up and down; ein Kind auf seinen Knien wippen ( lassen) dandle a child on one’s knee(s), bounce a child up and down on one’s knee; der Vogel wippt mit dem Schwanz the bird whisks its tail up and down (bzw. from side to side); wippender Gang bouncing gait

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to nod; to waggle; to wag; to teeter; to seesaw

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wịp|pen ['vɪpn]
vi
(auf und ab) to bob up and down; (hin und her) to teeter; (Schwanz) to wag; (= mit Wippe schaukeln) to seesaw
mit dem Schwanz wippen — to wag its tail

mit dem Fuß wippen — to jiggle one's foot

in den Knien wippen — to buckle at the knees

den Fuß/Kopf im Takt or Rhythmus wippen — to move one's foot/head in time to the music or rhythm

wippender Gang — bouncing gait or stride

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(to move up and down like a seesaw: The boat seesawed on the crest of the wave.) seesaw

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wip·pen

[ˈvɪpn̩]

vi

▪ [auf etw dat] \wippen to bob up and down on sth; (auf einer Wippe) to seesaw

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intransitives Verb bob up and down; (hin und her) bob about; (auf einer Wippe) see-saw

er wippte in den Knien — he bobbed up and down, bending at the knees

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wippen v/t & v/i (schaukeln) seesaw, rock; Haare, Rock etc: bob;

wippen mit dem Fuß: jiggle; dem Stuhl: rock backward(s) and forward(s);

auf den Zehenspitzen wippen rock up and down;

in den Knien wippen bob up and down;

ein Kind auf seinen Knien wippen (lassen) dandle a child on one’s knee(s), bounce a child up and down on one’s knee;

der Vogel wippt mit dem Schwanz the bird whisks its tail up and down (bzw from side to side);

wippender Gang bouncing gait

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intransitives Verb bob up and down; (hin und her) bob about; (auf einer Wippe) see-saw

er wippte in den Knien — he bobbed up and down, bending at the knees

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v.

to seesaw v.

to sway v.

to teeter v.

Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > wippen
2 schaukeln

I v/i

1. (hat geschaukelt) swing ( auch sich schaukeln); im Wind: sway; Wiege, Schiff: rock; im Schaukelstuhl schaukeln rock in a rocking chair; an den Ringen schaukeln swing on the rings; das Boot fing an zu schaukeln the boat began to pitch and roll; das Schiff zum Schaukeln bringen make the boat pitch and roll, rock the boat

2. (hat) (wippen) seesaw

3. (ist) umg.

a) (torkeln) stagger, sway;

b) (fahren): eine „Ente“ schaukelte um die Ecke a 2 CV swayed (a)round the corner

II v/t (hat)

1. swing; (wiegen) rock; die alte DC 3 schaukelte uns nach Panama the old DC3 gave us a bumpy flight to Panama

2. umg., fig. (zustande bringen) wangle; das werden wir schon schaukeln oder Papa wird das Kind schon schaukeln we’ll manage ( oder fix) that somehow, we’ll swing it somehow, we’ll see to that (, don’t you worry)

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to dandle; to seesaw; to rock; to swing; to sway

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schau|keln ['ʃaukln]
1. vi

1) (mit Schaukel) to swing; (im Schaukelstuhl) to rock

die Kinder wollen scháúkeln — the children want to play on the swings

auf or mit dem Stuhl scháúkeln — to swing or rock back and forth in one's chair, to tip one's chair back and forth

2) (= sich hin und her bewegen) to swing or sway (to and fro or back and forth); (= sich auf und ab bewegen) to rock up and down; (Fahrzeug) to bounce (up and down); (Schiff) to rock, to pitch and toss; (Aktienkurse) to go up and down, to fluctuate

3) aux sein (=sich schaukelnd bewegen Schiff) to pitch and toss; (= gemütlich fahren) to jog along

2. vt
to rock
jdn durch die Gegend scháúkeln (inf) — to take sb for a spin round the place (inf)

wir werden das Kind or die Sache or das schon scháúkeln (inf) — we'll manage it

3. vi impers

bei der Überfahrt hat es geschaukelt — the boat pitched and tossed on the way over

im Auto hat es geschaukelt — it was a bouncy ride

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1) (to move quickly up and down: The father was dancing the baby on his knee.) dance

2) (to (cause to) swing gently backwards and forwards or from side to side: The mother rocked the cradle; This cradle rocks.) rock

3) (to (cause to) move from side to side or up and down with a swinging or rocking action: The branches swayed gently in the breeze.) sway

4) (the motion of swaying: the sway of the ship's deck.) sway

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schau·keln

[ˈʃaukl̩n]

I. vi

1. (die Schaukel benutzen) to [go on the] swing

2. (auf und ab wippen)

▪ [mit etw dat] \schaukeln to rock [sth]

im Schaukelstuhl sitzen und \schaukeln to sit in the rocking chair and rock backwards and forwards

3. (schwanken) to roll [from side to side]; (hin und her schwingen) to swing [backwards and forwards]

II. vt

1. (hin und her bewegen)

▪ jdn \schaukeln to push sb [on the swing], to swing sb

2. (bewerkstelligen)

▪ etw \schaukeln to manage sth

wie hat er das nur geschaukelt? how on earth did he manage that?; s.a. Kind, Sache

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1.
intransitives Verb

1) swing; (im Schaukelstuhl) rock

auf einem Stuhl schaukeln — rock one's chair backwards and forwards

2) (sich hin und her bewegen) sway [to and fro]; (sich auf und ab bewegen) <ship, boat> pitch and toss; < vehicle> bump [up and down]; unpers

es hat ganz schön geschaukelt — (auf dem Boot) the boat pitched and tossed quite a bit
2.
transitives Verb

1) rock

ein Kind auf den Knien schaukeln — dandle a child on one's knee

2) (ugs.): (fahren) take

jemanden durch die Gegend schaukeln — drive somebody round the area

3) (ugs.): (bewerkstelligen) manage

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schaukeln

A. v/i

1. (hat geschaukelt) swing ( auch

sich schaukeln); im Wind: sway; Wiege, Schiff: rock;

im Schaukelstuhl schaukeln rock in a rocking chair;

an den Ringen schaukeln swing on the rings;

das Boot fing an zu schaukeln the boat began to pitch and roll;

das Schiff zum Schaukeln bringen make the boat pitch and roll, rock the boat

2. (hat) (wippen) seesaw

3. (ist) umg (torkeln) stagger, sway; (fahren):

eine „Ente“ schaukelte um die Ecke a 2 CV swayed (a)round the corner

B. v/t (hat)

1. swing; (wiegen) rock;

die alte DC 3 schaukelte uns nach Panama the old DC3 gave us a bumpy flight to Panama

2. umg, fig (zustande bringen) wangle;

das werden wir schon schaukeln oder

Papa wird das Kind schon schaukeln we’ll manage ( oder fix) that somehow, we’ll swing it somehow, we’ll see to that (,don’t you worry)

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1.
intransitives Verb

1) swing; (im Schaukelstuhl) rock

auf einem Stuhl schaukeln — rock one's chair backwards and forwards

2) (sich hin und her bewegen) sway [to and fro]; (sich auf und ab bewegen) <ship, boat> pitch and toss; < vehicle> bump [up and down]; unpers

es hat ganz schön geschaukelt — (auf dem Boot) the boat pitched and tossed quite a bit
2.
transitives Verb

1) rock

ein Kind auf den Knien schaukeln — dandle a child on one's knee

2) (ugs.): (fahren) take

jemanden durch die Gegend schaukeln — drive somebody round the area

3) (ugs.): (bewerkstelligen) manage

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v.

to rock v.

to swing v.

(§ p.,p.p.: swung)

Deutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch > schaukeln
3 sauter

sauter [sote]

➭ TABLE 1

1. intransitive verb

   a. to jump ( dans into) ( par-dessus over ) ; [oiseau] to hop

• sauter à la corde to skip (Brit) to jump rope (US)

• sauter à la perche to pole-vault

• sauter en parachute to parachute ; (en cas d'accident) to bale out (Brit) to bail out (US)

• sauter en ciseaux to do a scissors jump

• sauter en hauteur/en longueur to do the high/the long jump

• faire sauter un enfant sur ses genoux to bounce a child on one's knee

• sauter en l'air to jump into the air

• sauter en l'air or au plafond (de colère) to hit the roof (inf) ; (de joie) to jump for joy ; (de surprise, de peur) to jump

• sauter de joie to jump for joy

• sauter d'un sujet à l'autre or du coq à l'âne to jump from one subject to another

• sauter à la figure de qn (figurative) to jump out at sb

   b. ( = se précipiter) sauter du lit to jump out of bed

• sauter en selle to jump into the saddle

• sauter à la gorge de qn to fly at sb's throat

• sauter au cou de qn to fly into sb's arms

• sauter dans un taxi to jump into a taxi

• sauter par la fenêtre to jump out of the window

• sauter d'un train en marche to jump from a moving train

• sauter sur l'occasion to jump at the chance

• il m'a sauté dessus he pounced on me

• va faire tes devoirs, et que ça saute ! (inf) go and do your homework and be quick about it!

• ça saute aux yeux ! it's obvious!

   c. [bouchon] to pop out ; [chaîne de vélo] to come off ; [classe, cours] (inf) to be cancelled

• faire sauter un cours to cancel a class

• faire sauter une crêpe to toss a pancake

• faire sauter une contravention (inf) to get a fine taken care of

   d. ( = exploser) [bâtiment, bombe, pont] to blow up ; [circuit électrique] to fuse ; [fusible] to blow

• sauter sur une mine [personne] to step on a mine ; [véhicule] to go over a mine

• faire sauter [+ train, édifice] to blow up

• faire sauter une mine (pour la détruire) to blow up a mine

• se faire sauter la cervelle or le caisson (inf: inf!) to blow one's brains out (inf)

• faire sauter la banque (Casino) to break the bank

   e. ( = être renvoyé) (inf) to get fired ; [gouvernement] to get kicked out (inf)

   f. (Cookery) faire sauter to sauté

   g. [image de télévision] to flicker

2. transitive verb

   a. [+ obstacle, mur] to jump over

• il saute cinq mètres he can jump five metres

• sauter le pas to take the plunge

   b. [+ étape, page, repas] to skip

• sauter une classe (School) to skip a year

   c. [+ personne] (inf!) to screw (vulg!)

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sote
1.

verbe transitif

1) ( franchir) to jump [distance, hauteur]; to jump over [ruisseau, barrière]

sauter quatre mètres en longueur — to do four metres [BrE] in the long jump

2) ( omettre volontairement) to skip [étape, repas, période]; to leave out [détails]

3) ( omettre involontairement) to miss [mot, ligne]

sauter son tour — to miss one's turn

4) École

sauter une classe — to skip a year

2.

verbe intransitif

1) ( faire un saut) gén to jump; ( vers le bas) to jump (down); ( vers le haut) to jump (up); ( vers l'extérieur) to jump (out); ( vers l'intérieur) to jump (in)

sauter sur le banc — to jump onto the bench

sauter du banc — to jump off the bench

saute! — ( de haut) jump (down)!; ( dans une piscine) jump (in)!

sauter d'une branche à l'autre — to leap from branch to branch

sauter d'un pied sur l'autre — to hop from one foot to the other

sauter à pieds joints — lit to jump with one's feet together

sauter à pieds joints dans un piège — fig to fall straight into a trap

sauter dans le vide — to jump

sauter en hauteur/en longueur — to do the high/long jump

sauter à la perche — to pole vault

sauter en parachute — ( une fois) to make a parachute jump; ( régulièrement) to go parachute jumping

sauter à la corde — to skip

faire sauter un enfant sur ses genoux — to dandle a child on one's knee

sauter dans l'inconnu — to take a leap into the unknown

sauter sur quelqu'un — to pounce on somebody

sauter sur son téléphone/pistolet — to grab one's telephone/gun

sauter sur l'occasion/une offre — to jump at the chance/an offer

sauter à la gorge de quelqu'un — to go for somebody's throat

sauter au cou de quelqu'un — to greet somebody with a kiss

2) ( aller vivement) to jump

sauter du lit — to jump out of bed

sauter dans un taxi/dans un train — to jump ou hop into a taxi/onto a train

3) ( passer)

sauter d'un sujet à l'autre — to skip from one subject to another

4) (colloq) ( être supprimé)

faire sauter un paragraphe — ( délibérément) to take out a paragraph; ( par erreur) to miss out GB ou miss a paragraph

faire sauter une réunion — to cancel a meeting

le poste va sauter — the job is being axed

faire sauter une contravention — to get out of paying a parking ticket

5) (être délogé, instable) [courroie, chaîne de vélo] to come off; [images de télévision] to jump

la troisième vitesse saute — the third gear keeps slipping

6) ( céder)

faire sauter une serrure — to force a lock

faire sauter une maille — to drop a stitch

faire sauter les boutons — to burst one's buttons

faire sauter les barrières — fig to break down the barriers

7) ( exploser) [bombe, mine] to blow up, to go off; [pont, bâtiment] to be blown up, to go up

faire sauter quelque chose — to blow something up

faire sauter les plombs — to blow the fuses

8) Culinaire

faire sauter des oignons — to sauté onions

faire sauter une crêpe — to toss a pancake

faire sauter les bouchons de champagne — to make the champagne corks pop

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sauter aux yeux — to be blindingly obvious

et que ça saute! — (colloq) make it snappy! (colloq)

sauter en l'air (colloq) or au plafond — (colloq) ( de joie) to jump for joy; ( de colère) to hit the roof (colloq); ( de surprise) to be staggered

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sote
1. vi

1) (= bondir) to jump

vas-y, saute! — go on, jump!

sauter par-dessus qch — to jump over sth

Nous avons sauté par-dessus la barrière. — We jumped over the gate.

sauter par la fenêtre — to jump out of the window

sauter à pieds joints — to make a standing jump

sauter à cloche-pied — to hop

sauter à la corde — to skip

sauter à l'élastique — to do a bungee jump

sauter en parachute — to make a parachute jump

sauter de joie — to jump for joy

sauter au cou de qn — to fly into sb's arms

sauter aux yeux — to be quite obvious

sauter au plafond fig — to hit the roof

2) (= se précipiter) to jump

Il a sauté dans un taxi. — He jumped into a taxi.

3) (= exploser) to blow up, to explode, [fusibles] to blow

faire sauter qch — to blow sth up

On a fait sauter le commissariat de police la nuit dernière. — The police station was blown up last night.

4) [bouchon] to pop out, to pop off

5) (= se rompre)

le verrou a fini par sauter — the bolt eventually broke

faire sauter un verrou — to spring a bolt

6) (= être renvoyé) *, [ministre, pdg] to get the push *

Le PDG a fini par sauter. — The CEO eventually got the push.

2. vt

1) [barrière, obstacle] to jump over, to leap over

2) fig, [ligne, page] to skip

3) CUISINE to sauté

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sauter verb table: aimer

A vtr

1 ( franchir) to jump [distance, hauteur]; to jump over [ruisseau, barrière]; sauter les trois dernières marches to jump down the bottom three steps; sauter deux mètres en hauteur Sport to clear two metres^GB in the high jump; sauter quatre mètres en longueur to do four metres^GB in the long jump;

2 ( omettre volontairement) to skip [étape, repas, période]; to leave out [détails]; sauter un paragraphe ( en lisant) to skip a paragraph; ( en recopiant) to leave out a paragraph;

3 ( omettre involontairement) to miss out GB, to miss [mot, ligne]; sauter son tour Jeux to miss one's turn;

4 Scol sauter une année or classe to skip a year;

5 ●( sexuellement) to screw●; se faire sauter to get laid●.

B vi

1 ( faire un saut) gén to jump; ( vers le bas) to jump (down); ( vers le haut) to jump (up); ( vers l'extérieur) to jump (out); ( vers l'intérieur) to jump (in); sauter dans qch to jump into sth; sauter par-dessus qch to jump over sth; sauter sur le banc to jump onto the bench; sauter du banc to jump off the bench; sauter d'une fenêtre to jump out of a window; sauter d'un avion to jump out of a plane; saute! ( de haut) jump (down)!; ( dans une piscine) jump (in)!; sauter à terre to jump (down) to the ground; sauter d'une branche à l'autre to leap from branch to branch; sauter d'un pied sur l'autre to hop from one foot to the other; sauter à pieds joints lit to jump with one's feet together; sauter à pieds joints dans un piège fig to fall straight into a trap; sauter dans le vide to jump; sauter en hauteur/en longueur to do the high/long jump; sauter à la perche to pole vault; sauter en parachute ( une fois) to make a parachute jump; ( régulièrement) to go parachute jumping; sauter à la corde to skip; sauter en ciseaux to do a scissors jump GB ou scissor jump US; faire sauter un enfant sur ses genoux to dandle a child on one's knee; sauter dans l'inconnu to take a leap ou to leap into the unknown; sauter sur qn to pounce on sb; sauter sur son téléphone/pistolet to grab one's telephone/gun; sauter sur l'occasion/une offre to jump at the chance/an offer; sauter à la gorge de qn to go for sb's throat; le chien m'a sauté à la figure the dog went for my face; sauter au cou de qn to greet sb with a kiss; ⇒ reculer;

2 ( aller vivement) to jump; sauter du lit to jump out of bed; sauter dans un taxi/dans un train to jump ou hop into a taxi/onto a train; sauter d'un avion à l'autre to hop off one plane and onto the next;

3 ( passer) nos frais ont sauté de 20% à 32% our costs have jumped from 20% to 32%; sauter d'un sujet à l'autre to skip from one subject to another;

4 ○( être supprimé) faire sauter un paragraphe ( délibérément) to take out a paragraph; ( par erreur) to miss out GB ou miss a paragraph; faire sauter une réunion to cancel a meeting; l'émission/la réunion a sauté the programme^GB/the meeting was cancelled^GB; le poste va sauter the job is being axed; faire sauter une contravention to get out of paying a parking ticket;

5 (être délogé, instable) [courroie, chaîne de vélo] to come off; [images de télévision] to jump; la troisième vitesse saute the third gear keeps slipping;

6 ( céder) faire sauter une serrure to force a lock; faire sauter une maille to drop a stitch; faire sauter les boutons to burst one's buttons; faire sauter une dent à qn to knock one of sb's teeth out; faire sauter les barrières fig to break down the barriers;

7 ( exploser) [bombe, mine] to blow up, to go off; [pont, bâtiment] to be blown up, to go up; il a sauté sur une mine he was blown up by a mine; faire sauter qch to blow sth up; faire sauter les plombs Électrotech to blow the fuses;

8 Culin faire sauter des oignons to sauté onions; faire sauter une crêpe to toss a pancake; faire sauter les bouchons de champagne to make the champagne corks pop;

9 ○( être licencié) to be fired, to get the sack○ GB; faire sauter qn to fire sb;

10 ( faire faillite) to go bust○.

Idiomes

sauter aux yeux to be blindingly obvious; et que ça saute○! make it snappy○!; sauter en l'air○ or au plafond○ ( de joie) to jump for joy; ( de colère) to hit the roof○; ( de surprise) to be staggered; la sauter◑ ( avoir faim) to be starving○.

[sote] verbe intransitif

1. [bondir - personne] to jump, to spring up ; [ - chat] to jump, to leap ; [ - oiseau, insecte] to hop ; [ - grenouille, saumon] to leap ; [ - balle, curseur] to bounce, to jump

sauter dans une tranchée/dans un puits to jump into a trench/down a well

sauter d'une branche/falaise to leap off a branch/cliff

sauter par-dessus une corde/un ruisseau to leap over a rope/across a stream

il faut sauter pour atteindre l'étagère you've got to jump up to reach the shelf

sauter par la fenêtre to jump out of the window

(figuré)

sauter de joie to jump for joy

sauter au plafond (familier) , sauter en l'air (familier)

a. [de colère] to hit the roof

b. [de joie] to be thrilled to bits

sauter comme un cabri to frolic

2. JEUX & SPORT

sauter à cloche-pied to hop

sauter à la corde to skip (with a rope) (UK), to skip ou to jump rope (US)

sauter en parachute to (parachute) jump, to parachute

sauter en hauteur/longueur to do the high/long jump

sauter à la perche to pole-vault

sauter en ciseaux to do a scissors jump

3. [se ruer] to jump, to pounce

sauter (à bas) du lit to jump ou to spring out of bed

sauter dans un taxi to jump ou to leap into a taxi

(figuré)

je lui sauterai dessus dès qu'il reviendra (familier) I'll grab him as soon as he gets back

sauter sur l'occasion (familier) to jump at the chance

c'est une excellente occasion, je saute dessus it's a great opportunity, I'll grab it

sauter à la gorge ou au collet de quelqu'un to jump down somebody's throat

va te laver les mains, et que ça saute! (familier) go and wash your hands and get a move on ou get your skates on (UK)

ça saute aux yeux it's plain for all to see ou as the nose on your face

4. [exploser] to blow up, to explode, to go off

faire sauter un pont/char to blow up a bridge/tank

faire sauter une mine to explode a mine

les plombs ont sauté ÉLECTRICITÉ the fuses have blown

faire sauter les plombs to blow the fuses

la lampe/le circuit a sauté the lamp/circuit has fused (UK), the lamp fuse/the circuit has blown (US)

[être projeté]

les boutons ont sauté the buttons flew off ou popped off

faire sauter le bouchon d'une bouteille to pop a cork

se faire sauter la cervelle (familier) oule caisson (familier) to blow one's brains out

faire sauter la banque (sens propre & figuré) to break the bank

5. [changer sans transition] to jump

6. [cesser de fonctionner - chaîne, courroie] to come off ; [ - image de télévision] to flicker ; [ - serrure] to snap

7. (familier) [être renvoyé] to fall

le gouvernement a sauté the government has fallen

le ministre a sauté the minister got fired ou (UK) got the sack

faire sauter un directeur to kick out ou to fire a manager

8. CUISINE

faire sauter des pommes de terre to sauté potatoes

faire sauter des crêpes to toss pancakes

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[sote] verbe transitif

1. [obstacle] to jump ou to leap over (inseparable)

sauter le pas (figuré) to take the plunge

2. [omettre] to skip, to leave out (separable)

3. (très familier & locution)

la sauter to be starving

4. (vulgaire) [sexuellement]

sauter quelqu'un to lay somebody (très familier)

Dictionnaire Français-Anglais > sauter
4 saltare

1. v/t jump

( omettere) skip

saltare ( in padella) sauté

2. v/i jump

di bottone come off

di fusibile blow

colloq di impegno be cancelled

saltare ( giù) dal letto jump out of bed

saltare dalla gioia jump for joy

è saltata la corrente there's been a power cut

saltare/far saltare in aria blow up

saltare fuori turn up

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saltare v. intr.

1 to jump, to spring*, to leap*: il cane mi saltò addosso, the dog jumped up at me; saltare giù, su, di qua e di là, to jump down, up, about; saltare in piedi, to jump (o to leap) to one's feet; saltare su un piede solo, to hop; saltare a cavallo, to vault onto one's horse; saltare al collo di qlcu., to fling one's arms round s.o.'s neck (o to hug s.o.); saltare fuori dal letto, to spring (o to jump) out of bed; saltò in auto, he jumped in the car; saltare dalla finestra, to jump (o leap) out of the window // (sport) saltare in alto, in lungo, to do the high, the long jump; saltare con l'asta, to pole-vault // che cosa ti è saltato in mente?, (cosa stai facendo?) what on earth got into you?; non mi è neanche saltato in mente, it has never crossed my mind // è un colore che salta agli occhi, it is a colour that catches one's eye // mi saltò addosso con un mucchio d'insulti, he heaped insults on me // saltò su a dire che..., he interrupted, saying that...; saltò su con delle sciocche osservazioni, he broke in with some silly remarks // è saltato fuori a dire che non aveva il passaporto, he came out with the fact that he didn't have a passport // e così è saltato fuori il suo nome, and so his name came up // saltare di gioia, to jump for joy // saltare di palo in frasca, ( da un argomento all'altro) to jump from one subject to another // far saltare un bambino sulle ginocchia, to dandle a child on one's knee

2 ( esplodere) to explode; to blow* up; ( schizzar via) to shoot* out; to pop out, to pop off; ( rompersi) to break*: il radiatore saltò in aria, the radiator exploded; sono saltate le valvole, the fuses have blown; tutte le case saltarono in aria, all the houses were blown up; è saltata la corrente, the electricity has gone; il bottone è saltato, the button has come off; è saltata una molla, a spring has broken // far saltare il banco, ( al gioco) to break the bank // far saltare qlcu., ( licenziarlo) to give s.o. the sack // far saltare il governo, to overthrow (o to topple) the government // far saltare una serratura, to break a lock // far saltare il tappo di una bottiglia, to pop the cork of a bottle // farsi saltare le cervella, to blow one's brains out

◆ v.tr.

1 to jump, to leap*, to jump over (sthg.), to leap* over (sthg.); to skip (anche fig.): saltò due metri, he jumped two metres; il cavallo saltò l'ostacolo, the horse jumped the obstacle; saltare un muro, uno steccato, to jump (over) a wall, a fence; saltare la corda, to skip; saltare delle pagine, un capitolo, to skip some pages, a chapter // saltare una classe, to skip a class // saltare una difficoltà, to get round a difficulty // saltare un giro di danza, to sit out a dance // saltare il pasto, to skip (o to miss) a meal

2 (inform.) to jump; ( omettere) to skip.

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[sal'tare]
1. vt

(siepe, ostacolo) to jump (over), leap (over), (fig : capitolo, pasto) to skip, miss (out)

ho saltato una riga — I've skipped a line

hai saltato il pranzo oggi? — did you skip lunch today?

2. vi (aus essere o avere)

1) (gen) to jump, leap, (saltellare) to skip, (su un piede solo) to hop

saltare su/sopra qc — to jump on/over sth

il gatto è saltato sul tavolo — the cat jumped on the table

saltare giù — to jump down

saltare giù da qc — to jump off sth, jump down from sth

è saltato giù dal treno — he jumped off the train

saltare addosso a qn — (aggredire) to attack sb

saltare con la corda — to skip

salta su! — (in macchina) jump in!, (su moto, bici) jump on!

è saltato su e mi ha detto che... — he jumped up and told me that...

saltare a terra — to jump down

saltare dal letto/dalla finestra — to jump out of bed/out of the window

saltare al collo di qn — (in segno di affetto) to throw one's arms round sb's neck, (per strangolarlo) to grab sb by the neck

saltare da un argomento all'altro — to jump from one subject to another

saltare dalla gioia — to jump for joy

salta agli occhi — it's obvious

ma che ti salta in mente? — what on earth are you thinking of?

far saltare un bimbo sulle ginocchia — to bounce a child on one's knees

2) (bottone) to pop off, (bomba) to explode, blow up, (ponte, ferrovia) to blow up, (valvola) to blow, (fig : impiegato) to be fired, (corso) to be cancelled

saltare in aria — to blow up

3)

far saltare — (treno, ponte) to blow up, (fusibile) to blow, (mina) to explode, (serratura: forzare) to break, (con esplosivo) to blow, (lezione, appuntamento) to cancel

i terroristi hanno fatto saltare in aria l'edificio — terrorists blew up the building

far saltare il banco Giochi — to break the bank

farsi saltare le cervella — to blow one's brains out

4)

saltare fuori — (apparire improvvisamente) to jump out, leap out, (venire trovato) to turn up

saltare fuori con — (dire improvvisamente) to come out with

dall'auto sono saltati fuori due ladri — two thieves jumped o leapt out of the car

quel libro è finalmente saltato fuori — that book finally turned up

da dove salta fuori questa camicia? — where has this shirt appeared from?

da dove salti fuori? — where did you spring from?

5) Culin to sauté

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[sal'tare] 1.
verbo intransitivo

1) (aus. avere) to jump; (su un piede solo) to hop

saltare dalla gioia — to jump for joy

saltare da fermo — to make a jump from a standing start

2) (aus. essere) (seguito da complemento di luogo) to jump, to leap*, to spring*

saltare a terra — to jump (down) to the ground

saltare giù da un muro — to hop off a wall

saltare in acqua — to jump (into the water)

saltare dalla finestra — to jump out of the window

saltare giù dal letto — to jump out of bed

saltare di ramo in ramo — to leap through the trees o from branch to branch

3) (aus. essere) (montare, salire)

saltare su un taxi, un treno — to jump o hop into a taxi, onto a train

salta su! — hop in!

4) (aus. essere) (staccarsi, schizzare via) [ bottone] to come* off, to pop (off); [ vernice] to chip (away), to come* off; [ tappo] to pop (off)

5) (aus. essere) (esplodere)

saltare in o per aria [edificio, ponte] to blow up, to explode, to go up; fare saltare una cassaforte to blow a safe; fare saltare il banco — gioc. to break the bank

6) (aus. essere) colloq. (bloccarsi, guastarsi) [ fusibile] to blow*

è saltata la luce — the power has gone off

7) (aus. essere) (non avere luogo) [trasmissione, riunione] to be* cancelled, to be* canceled AE; (essere destituito) [ persona] to be* dismissed, to be* removed from power

l'accordo è saltato — the deal's off

fare saltare il governo — to bring down o topple the government

fare saltare qcn. — (licenziare) to fire sb

8) (aus. essere) fig. (passare)

saltare da un argomento all'altro — to skip from one subject to another

saltare all'ultima pagina — to jump to the last page

9) (aus. avere) sport

saltare in alto, in lungo — to do the high, long jump

saltare con l'asta — to pole vault

10) saltare fuori (venire fuori) [verità, segreto] to come* out; [problema, questione] to come* up, to crop up; (essere ritrovato) [ oggetto] to turn up, to pop up BE colloq.

da dove salti fuori? — where did you spring from?

è saltato fuori che — it came out that

è saltato fuori con una proposta — he came out with a proposal

11) saltare su (intromettersi in modo inatteso)

saltò su a dire che — he popped in with saying that
2.
verbo transitivo

1) to jump (over), to leap* (over), to clear, to hop (over) [fosso, ostacolo, siepe]

saltare la corda — to skip BE o jump AE rope

2) sport (raggiungere una misura)

saltare tre metri — to jump o leap three metres

3) fig. (omettere) to skip [pagina, paragrafo]; (involontariamente) to miss (out), to leave* out [parola, riga]; (essere assente a) to skip, to miss [lezione, scuola]; (non consumare) to skip, to miss [ pasto]

saltare il (proprio) turno — gioc. to miss one's turn

4) gastr. to sauté

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saltare agli occhi di qcn. — (essere evidente) to leap at sb.

non saltare alle conclusioni! — don't jump o leap to conclusions!

fare saltare i nervi a qcn. — to drive sb. up the wall

saltare il fosso — to take the plunge

saltare addosso a qcn. — (aggredire fisicamente) to jump sb.; (assalire verbalmente) to jump on sb.

che ti salta in mente? — what's the big idea?

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saltare

/sal'tare/ [1]

I verbo intransitivo

1 (aus. avere) to jump; (su un piede solo) to hop; saltare dalla gioia to jump for joy; saltare da fermo to make a jump from a standing start

2 (aus. essere) (seguito da complemento di luogo) to jump, to leap*, to spring*; saltare a terra to jump (down) to the ground; saltare giù da un muro to hop off a wall; saltare in acqua to jump (into the water); saltare dalla finestra to jump out of the window; saltare giù dal letto to jump out of bed; saltare di ramo in ramo to leap through the trees o from branch to branch

3 (aus. essere) (montare, salire) saltare su un taxi, un treno to jump o hop into a taxi, onto a train; salta su! hop in!

4 (aus. essere) (staccarsi, schizzare via) [ bottone] to come* off, to pop (off); [ vernice] to chip (away), to come* off; [ tappo] to pop (off)

5 (aus. essere) (esplodere) saltare in o per aria [edificio, ponte] to blow up, to explode, to go up; fare saltare una cassaforte to blow a safe; fare saltare il banco gioc. to break the bank

6 (aus. essere) colloq. (bloccarsi, guastarsi) [ fusibile] to blow*; è saltata la luce the power has gone off

7 (aus. essere) (non avere luogo) [trasmissione, riunione] to be* cancelled, to be* canceled AE; (essere destituito) [ persona] to be* dismissed, to be* removed from power; l'accordo è saltato the deal's off; fare saltare il governo to bring down o topple the government; fare saltare qcn. (licenziare) to fire sb.

8 (aus. essere) fig. (passare) saltare da un argomento all'altro to skip from one subject to another; saltare all'ultima pagina to jump to the last page

9 (aus. avere) sport saltare in alto, in lungo to do the high, long jump; saltare con l'asta to pole vault

10 saltare fuori (venire fuori) [verità, segreto] to come* out; [problema, questione] to come* up, to crop up; (essere ritrovato) [ oggetto] to turn up, to pop up BE colloq.; da dove salti fuori? where did you spring from? è saltato fuori che it came out that; è saltato fuori con una proposta he came out with a proposal

11 saltare su (intromettersi in modo inatteso) saltò su a dire che he popped in with saying that

II verbo transitivo

1 to jump (over), to leap* (over), to clear, to hop (over) [fosso, ostacolo, siepe]; saltare la corda to skip BE o jump AE rope

2 sport (raggiungere una misura) saltare tre metri to jump o leap three metres

3 fig. (omettere) to skip [pagina, paragrafo]; (involontariamente) to miss (out), to leave* out [parola, riga]; (essere assente a) to skip, to miss [lezione, scuola]; (non consumare) to skip, to miss [ pasto]; saltare il (proprio) turno gioc. to miss one's turn

4 gastr. to sauté

IDIOMS

saltare agli occhi di qcn. (essere evidente) to leap at sb.; non saltare alle conclusioni! don't jump o leap to conclusions! fare saltare i nervi a qcn. to drive sb. up the wall; saltare il fosso to take the plunge; saltare addosso a qcn. (aggredire fisicamente) to jump sb.; (assalire verbalmente) to jump on sb.; che ti salta in mente? what's the big idea?

Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > saltare
5 cupkati

vi impf hop, frisk (in dance), gambol (in dance) I (vt) - dijete na koljenu dandle a child (on one's knee)

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• dance

• jog

• leap

• pat

Hrvatski-Engleski rječnik > cupkati
6 hoplatmak

"/ı/ to dandle; to bounce (a child) on one´s knee."

Saja Türkçe - İngilizce Sözlük > hoplatmak

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dandle — dandler, n. /dan dl/, v.t., dandled, dandling. 1. to move (a baby, child, etc.) lightly up and down, as on one s knee or in one s arms. 2. to pet; pamper. [1520 30; dand (obscurely akin to the base of F dandiner to dandle, se dandiner to waddle,… … Universalium
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