to instal somebody in office

instal, install [ɪnˈstɔ:l]

• to instal(l) o.s. in s'installer dans

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transitive verb lit installer [equipment]; poser [windows]; fig

(trennb., hat -ge-)

1. als Neuerung: introduce (in + Akk into); (Einrichtungen) establish, set up; das wollen wir gar nicht erst einführen umg. we’re not going to start that sort of thing, we’re not having any of that

2. WIRTS. (Waren) import

3. (jemanden) in Familie, Gesellschaft: introduce (in + Akk into; bei jemandem to s.o.); jemanden bei Hofe einführen present s.o. at court; in die Gesellschaft eingeführt werden junge Dame: be initiated into society

4. (jemanden) in Arbeit etc.: introduce (in + Akk to); (einweisen, vorstellen) initiate (into); (vertraut machen) familiarize (with); feierlich, in ein Amt: instal(l) (in)

5. (etw.) in eine Öffnung etc.: insert (in + Akk into); (zuführen) (Draht, Leitung) feed in(to)

II v/refl: sich gut einführen Person: make a good first impression; Ware: be successfully launched; eingeführt

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(begründen) to establish;

(einweihen) to initiate;

(hineinstecken) to insert;

(importieren) to import;

(ins Amt geleiten) to induct; to install; to inaugurate;

(vorstellen) to introduce

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1. vt

1) (= hineinstecken) to insert, to introduce (

2) (= bekannt machen) to introduce (

3) (als Neuerung) to introduce, to bring in; neue Mode to set, to start; Sitte to start

4) (COMM) Waren, Devisen to import

5) (ST EX) to list, to introduce (

2. vr

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1) import

2) ((often with into) to bring in (something new): Grey squirrels were introduced into Britain from Canada; Why did you introduce such a boring subject (into the conversation)?) introduce

3) ((with to) to cause (a person) to get to know (a subject etc): Children are introduced to algebra at about the age of eleven.) introduce

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I. vt

1. ÖKON (importieren)

▪ etw \einführen to import sth

2. (bekannt machen)

▪ etw [irgendwo] \einführen to introduce sth [somewhere]

einen Artikel/eine Firma [auf dem Markt] \einführen to establish a product/company [on the market]

3. (vertraut machen)

▪ jdn [in etw akk] \einführen to introduce sb [to sth] [or initiate sb [into sth]

4. (hineinschieben)

▪ etw [in etw akk] \einführen to insert [or introduce] sth [into sth]

II. vr

▪ sich akk [...] \einführen to make a [...] start

sie hat sich gut eingeführt she's made a good start

III. vi

▪ in etw akk \einführen to serve as an introduction [or insight] into sth

▪ \einführend introductory

\einführende Worte introductory words, words of introduction

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1) (importieren) import

2) (als Neuerung) introduce <method, technology>

3) (ein-, unterweisen) introduce (in + Akk. to)

4) (hineinschieben) introduce, insert <catheter etc.> (in + Akk. into)

reflexives Verb (Kaufmannsspr.) <shop, company> become established

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einführen (trennb, hat -ge-)

A. v/t

1. als Neuerung: introduce (

in +akk into); (Einrichtungen) establish, set up;

das wollen wir gar nicht erst einführen umg we’re not going to start that sort of thing, we’re not having any of that

2. WIRTSCH (Waren) import

3. (jemanden) in Familie, Gesellschaft: introduce (

in +akk into;

bei jemandem to sb);

jemanden bei Hofe einführen present sb at court;

in die Gesellschaft eingeführt werden junge Dame: be initiated into society

4. (jemanden) in Arbeit etc: introduce (

in +akk to); (einweisen, vorstellen) initiate (into); (vertraut machen) familiarize (with); feierlich, in ein Amt: instal(l) (in)

5. (etwas) in eine Öffnung etc: insert (

in +akk into); (zuführen) (Draht, Leitung) feed in(to)

B. v/r:

sich gut einführen Person: make a good first impression; Ware: be successfully launched; → eingeführt

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1) (importieren) import

2) (als Neuerung) introduce <method, technology>

3) (ein-, unterweisen) introduce (in + Akk. to)

4) (hineinschieben) introduce, insert <catheter etc.> (in + Akk. into)

reflexives Verb (Kaufmannsspr.) <shop, company> become established

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to herald in v.

to implement v.

to inaugurate v.

to induct v.

to initiate v.

to introduce v.

to spearhead v.

to superinduce v.

to usher v.

1) (establish)

2) (set up for use) installieren [Heizung, Leitung]; anschließen [Telefon]; einbauen [Badezimmer]; aufstellen, anschließen [Herd]

3) (place ceremonially) installieren (geh.)

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1) (to put in place ready for use: When was the telephone/electricity installed (in this house)?) installieren

2) (to put (a thing, oneself or another person) in a place or position: He was installed as president yesterday; They soon installed themselves in the new house.) einsetzen, sich niederlassen

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- academic.ru/38477/installation">installation

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in·stal, AM usu in·stall

[ɪnˈstɔ:l, AM -ˈstɑ:l]

1. TECH (put in position)

▪ to \install sth machinery etw aufstellen; heating, plumbing etw installieren; bathroom, kitchen etw einbauen; electrical wiring, pipes etw verlegen; telephone, washing machine etw anschließen

to \install a carpet [or carpeting] AM, AUS einen Teppich verlegen

2. COMPUT

▪ to \install sth program, software etw installieren

3. (ceremonially)

▪ to \install sb jdn einsetzen

to \install sb as archbishop/mayor jdn als Erzbischof/Bürgermeister in sein Amt einführen

4. (position)

to \install sb/oneself at a desk jdm einen Schreibtisch zuweisen/sich einen Schreibtisch aussuchen

he seems to have \installled himself in your spare room for good er bleibt jetzt anscheinend für immer in deinem Gästezimmer wohnen

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install, besonders US auch instal [ınˈstɔːl] v/t

1. TECH installieren:

a) ein Bad, eine Maschine, eine Heizung einbauen

b) eine Leitung etc legen

c) ein Telefon etc anschließen

d) COMPUT ein Programm auf die Festplatte überspielen

2. (in ein Amt) einführen oder einsetzen, einen Geistlichen investieren:

install sb interim president jemanden als Interimspräsidenten einsetzen

3. etwas setzen, stellen, legen:

he installed himself in front of the fireplace er ließ sich vor dem Kamin nieder

4. jemanden (beruflich, häuslich) unterbringen:

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1) (establish)

2) (set up for use) installieren [Heizung, Leitung]; anschließen [Telefon]; einbauen [Badezimmer]; aufstellen, anschließen [Herd]

3) (place ceremonially) installieren (geh.)

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Stand aufbauen (abbauen) ausdr. v.

einbauen v.

installieren v.

montieren v.

1. v/t acquisto pay for

conto, fattura, debito pay

ti pago qualcosa da bere I'll buy you or stand you a drink

gliela faccio pagare he'll pay for this

2. v/i pay

pagare anticipatamente pay in advance

pagare in contanti pay (in) cash

pagare a rate pay in instal(l)ments

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pagare v.tr. e intr.

1 to pay* (anche fig.): pagare un affitto alto, to pay a high rent; pagare un conto, to pay (o to meet o to foot) a bill; hai pagato il conto?, have you paid the bill?; pagò il conto di tasca sua, he paid the bill out of his own pocket; pagare il conto dell'albergo, to pay the hotel bill; dobbiamo pagare la merce, we have to pay for the goods; pagare un debito, to pay off (o to extinguish o to meet o to honour) a debt; ho pagato tutti i miei debiti, I have paid (off) all my debts; pagare tutte le spese, to pay (o form. to defray) all expenses; quanto hai pagato ( per) il tuo cappello?, how much did you pay for your hat?; ho pagato 10 milioni ( per) quella casa, I paid ten million euros for that house; l'ho pagato una sciocchezza, I got it for a song; per quel che l'ho pagato va più che bene, considering what I paid it is more than adequate; pagammo Ђ 25 a testa, we paid 25 euros a head (o each); pagare un creditore, to pay a creditor; pagare qlcu. per le sue prestazioni, to pay s.o. for his services; pagare alla romana, to go dutch; pagare caro qlco., to pay dearly for sthg.; pagare un occhio della testa, to pay through the nose (o a lot of money o a fortune); pagare immediatamente, sull'unghia, to pay on the nail; far pagare qlcu. per qlco., qlco. a qlcu., to charge s.o. for sthg.: quanto fate pagare ( per) la camera e la prima colazione?, how much do you charge for bed and breakfast?; gli fecero pagare più di 1.000 euro per quel danno, they charged him more than 1,000 euros for the damage; si fa pagare ( caro) ma è molto bravo, he charges a lot, but he's very good; fare pagare a qlcu. meno del dovuto, troppo poco, to undercharge s.o.; far pagare a qlcu. più del dovuto, troppo, to overcharge s.o. // pagherai cara la tua impertinenza, you'll pay for your insolence; me la pagherai!, you'll pay for it!; pagheranno ( caro) ( per) quel che hanno fatto, they'll have to pay (dearly) for what they have done // ha pagato la sua avventatezza con la vita, he paid for his rashness with his life // non so cosa pagherei per aiutarlo, I would give anything to be able to help him // pagare di persona, to face the consequences (o fam. the music) // pagare qlcu. a parole, to put s.o. off with fine words // pagare qlcu. della stessa moneta, to pay s.o. back in his own coin // pagare lo scotto, to pay the reckoning // chi rompe paga, breaker pays // (comm.): pagare a rate, to pay by (o in) instalments; pagare a saldo di ogni avere, to pay in full; pagare con un assegno, una tratta, to pay by cheque, by draft; pagare un assegno, una cambiale, to pay (o honour) a cheque, a bill; pagare una tratta, to meet a draft; pagare il saldo, to pay the balance; pagare una cambiale alla scadenza, to redeem a bill at maturity // da pagarsi, due (o payable): somma da pagarsi, due amount // (banca): interessi da pagare, interest payable; non pagare un effetto, to dishonour a bill // (fin.) pagare dividendi, to pay dividends

2 ( offrire) to stand*, to treat (s.o. to sthg.): pago io!, it's on me!; gli ho pagato un gelato, I treated him to an ice; pagare un caffè a qlcu., to buy s.o. a coffee; chi paga?, who's going to pay?; pagare da bere a qlcu., to stand s.o. a drink; pagare un pranzo a qlcu., to stand s.o. a dinner

3 ( ricompensare) to reward, to requite: è così che paga il mio affetto!, that's how he rewards me for my affection! // il delitto non paga, crime doesn't pay.

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verbo transitivo

1) (con denaro) to pay* for [articolo, biglietto, servizio]; to pay*, to settle [fattura, conto, debito]; to pay* [somma, tassa, salario, dipendente]; to settle up with, to pay* [fornitore, artigiano]

2) colloq. (offrire)

3) (subire delle conseguenze di) to pay* for [errore, imprudenza]

verbo intransitivo (aus. avere)

1) (con denaro) to pay*

2) (ricompensare) [sacrificio, sforzo] to pay* off

3) (espiare)

verbo pronominale pagarsi to treat oneself to [viaggio, cena]

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pagare

/pa'gare/ [1]

To pay, equivalente inglese di pagare, viene impiegato in strutture grammaticali diverse: se si paga un conto, una somma di denaro o il costo di qualcosa, il verbo è seguito direttamente da tale riferimento ( pagare il conto = to pay the bill; pagare 100 euro = to pay 100 euros; pagare le proprie spese di viaggio = to pay one's travelling expenses); se il verbo è seguito dall'indicazione della persona che riceve il pagamento, la costruzione inglese prevede sempre un complemento oggetto ( pagare il tassista = to pay the taxi driver; pagare alla commessa = to pay the shop assistant); se il verbo to pay regge entrambe le strutture sopra citate, si può usare la costruzione col doppio oggetto ( pagare alla commessa 100 euro = to pay the shop assistant 100 euros; pagare il conto al cameriere = to pay the bill to the waiter); quando pagare è seguito dall'indicazione dell'oggetto acquistato o del beneficiario del pagamento, si traduce con to pay for ( ho pagato io il tuo biglietto = I paid for your ticket; lui ha pagato per noi = he paid for us); infine, si possono trovare riunite in un'unica frase le precedenti costruzioni ( ho pagato al tassista 35 euro per il viaggio dall'aeroporto all'ufficio = I paid the taxi driver 35 euros for the drive from the airport to my office). - Si noti che far pagare qualcosa a qualcuno si dice in inglese to charge somebody for something.

I verbo transitivo

 1 (con denaro) to pay* for [articolo, biglietto, servizio]; to pay*, to settle [fattura, conto, debito]; to pay* [somma, tassa, salario, dipendente]; to settle up with, to pay* [fornitore, artigiano]; quanto lo hai pagato il libro? how much did you pay for it? mi ha pagato l'affitto, una mattinata di lavoro he paid me the rent, for a morning's work; pagare in contanti, tramite assegno to pay in cash, by cheque; non so cosa pagherei per... colloq. what I wouldn't give for...

 2 colloq. (offrire) pagare qcs. a qcn. to buy sb. sth.; lasciate che paghi io la cena let me pay for dinner

 3 (subire delle conseguenze di) to pay* for [errore, imprudenza]; me la pagherai (cara)! you'll pay for this! I'll make you pay for this!

II verbo intransitivo

 (aus. avere)

 1 (con denaro) to pay*; in questo caso l'assicurazione non paga in this case the insurance doesn't pay (you back)

 2 (ricompensare) [sacrificio, sforzo] to pay* off; il crimine non paga crime doesn't pay

 3 (espiare) pagare con la propria vita to pay with one's life

III pagarsi verbo pronominale

 to treat oneself to [viaggio, cena]; con questo mi pago l'affitto I pay the rent with this

IDIOMS

chi rompe paga (e i cocci sono suoi) prov. = all breakages must be paid for.