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skid
1. past tense, past participle - skidded; verb(to slide accidentally sideways: His back wheel skidded and he fell off his bike.) derrapar, patinar
2. noun1) (an accidental slide sideways.) patinazo, derrapaje2) (a wedge etc put under a wheel to check it on a steep place.) calce; patínskid vb derrapar / patinartr[skɪd]1 patinar, derrapar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be on the skids ir cuesta abajoto go into a skid patinar, derraparto put the skids under somebody/something (cause to fail) poner zancadillas a alguien/algoto skid to a halt frenar patinandoskid row SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL barrios nombre masculino plural bajos, barriadas nombre femenino pluralskid n: derrape m, patinazo mn.• calzo s.m.• derrape s.m.• desliz s.f.• deslizamiento s.m.• patinazo s.m.• patín s.m.• resbalón s.m.• rodillo s.m.v.• derrapar v.• deslizar v.• patinar (Automóvil) v.• patinar una rueda v.• resbalar v.• resbalar un coche v.
I skɪdto go into a skid — patinar, derrapar; (before n)
skid marks — marcas fpl de un patinazo
2) ( for moving goods) rastra fto be on the skids — (colloq) ir* cuesta abajo
to put the skids under somebody — hacerle* or (Esp) ponerle* la zancadilla a alguien, (a)serrucharle el piso a alguien (CS)
3) ( support) (AmE) larguero m
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intransitive verb - dd- \<\<car/plane/wheels\>\> patinar, derrapar; \<\<person\>\> resbalarse; \<\<object\>\> deslizarse*[skɪd]we skidded off the road — patinamos or derrapamos y nos salimos de la carretera
1. N1) (Aut etc) patinazo m, resbalón m2) (Aer) patín m- grease the skids- put the skids under sb2.VI (Aut) patinar; [person, object] deslizarse, resbalarseto skid into — dar con or contra
I skidded into a tree — patiné y di contra un árbol, de un patinazo di contra un árbol
3.CPDskid mark N — (on road) marca f de frenazo; (in underpants) palomino * m
skid row * N — (US) calles donde se refugian los borrachos, drogadictos etc
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I [skɪd]to go into a skid — patinar, derrapar; (before n)
skid marks — marcas fpl de un patinazo
2) ( for moving goods) rastra fto be on the skids — (colloq) ir* cuesta abajo
to put the skids under somebody — hacerle* or (Esp) ponerle* la zancadilla a alguien, (a)serrucharle el piso a alguien (CS)
3) ( support) (AmE) larguero m
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intransitive verb - dd- \<\<car/plane/wheels\>\> patinar, derrapar; \<\<person\>\> resbalarse; \<\<object\>\> deslizarse*we skidded off the road — patinamos or derrapamos y nos salimos de la carretera
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skid [skɪd]1. noun[of car] dérapage m[car, person] déraper3. compounds* * *[skɪd] 1.1) ( of car etc) dérapage mto correct a skid — redresser or contrôler un dérapage
3) ( to help move something) traîneau m2.intransitive verb (p prés etc - dd-) déraper (on sur)to skid to a halt — [vehicle] s'arrêter dans un dérapage
••to put the skids under somebody — ( undermine) faire échouer quelqu'un; ( pressurize) obliger quelqu'un à faire vite
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5 skid
∎ the car skidded across the junction la voiture a traversé le carrefour en dérapant;∎ I skidded into the truck j'ai dérapé et percuté le camion;∎ to skid to a halt s'arrêter en dérapant;∎ his glasses went skidding across the table ses lunettes ont glissé jusqu'à l'autre bout de la table(b) (slide → person, object) déraper, glisser;∎ I skidded on the wet floor j'ai dérapé ou glissé sur le sol mouillé;∎ the plates skidded off the tray les assiettes ont glissé du plateau∎ (vehicle) he skidded the truck into the ditch il a perdu le contrôle du camion qui est parti dans le fossé3 noun∎ Cars to go into a skid partir en dérapage, déraper;∎ Cars to get out of or to correct a skid redresser ou contrôler un dérapage∎ to put the skids on or under sb mettre des bâtons dans les roues à qn;∎ to hit the skids (company, sales, prices) dégringoler;∎ to be on the skids (company, marriage) battre de l'aile►► skid mark (on road) trace f de pneus (après un dérapage); familiar humorous (on underpants, nappy) trace f;American skid road(a) (for logs) voie f faite de troncs d'arbres, ≃ chemin m de schlitte∎ you'll end up on skid row! tu es sur une mauvaise pente!;∎ a skid-row bum un clochard -
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A n1 ( of car etc) dérapage m ; to go ou get into a skid déraper ; to correct a skid redresser or contrôler un dérapage ; front-wheel skid dérapage des roues avant ;3 ( plank to help move sth) traîneau m ;1 [car, person, animal] déraper (on sur) ; to skid all over the road [car] déraper en travers de la route ; to skid into a wall/off the road déraper et aller se cogner contre un mur/et sortir de la route ; to skid across the floor [person, object] glisser sur le sol ; to skid to a halt [vehicle] s' arrêter dans un dérapage ;2 fig [prices] déraper.to be on ou hit US the skids être sur le déclin ; to put the skids under sb/sth ( pressurize) obliger qn à faire vite ; (wreck, undermine) faire échouer qn/qch. -
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I [skɪd]1) (of car etc.) slittata f., sbandata f.2) fig. (of prices) crollo m.3) (to help move sth.) scivolo m.••II [skɪd]to put the skids under sb. — (pressurize) mettere fretta a qcn.; (undermine) fare fallire qcn
to skid across the floor — [person, animal] scivolare sul pavimento
to skid to a halt — [ vehicle] arrestarsi sbandando
* * *[skid] 1. past tense, past participle - skidded; verb(to slide accidentally sideways: His back wheel skidded and he fell off his bike.) sbandare, slittare2. noun1) (an accidental slide sideways.) sbandata, slittamento2) (a wedge etc put under a wheel to check it on a steep place.) cuneo* * *[skɪd]1. nAuto slittamento, (sideways slip) sbandamentoto go into a skid — slittare; sbandare
to get out of a skid; to correct a skid — riprendere controllo del veicolo
on the skids fig — in difficoltà
2. vito skid into sth — (car) slittare e sbattere contro qc, (person, object) scivolare contro qc
* * *skid /skɪd/n.2 freno a scarpa; martinicca3 (aeron.) pattino7 (naut.) parabordi d'accosto● (autom.) skid chain, catena da neve □ (pop. USA) to go on the skids, andare alla malora (o in rovina) □ (pop. USA) to be on the skids, essere in declino (o in crisi) □ (pop.) to put the skids under, affossare, far cadere (fig.) ( un piano, una persona, ecc.) □ (autom.) side-skid, sbandamento; sbandata □ (aeron.) tail skid, pattino di coda.(to) skid /skɪd/A v. i.1 scivolare; slittare; sbandare: The car skidded on the wet road, l'automobile ha slittato sulla strada bagnata NOTA D'USO: - to slide o to slip?-B v. t.2 (aeron.) provvedere di pattini3 (spec. autom.) far derapare* * *I [skɪd]1) (of car etc.) slittata f., sbandata f.2) fig. (of prices) crollo m.3) (to help move sth.) scivolo m.••II [skɪd]to put the skids under sb. — (pressurize) mettere fretta a qcn.; (undermine) fare fallire qcn
to skid across the floor — [person, animal] scivolare sul pavimento
to skid to a halt — [ vehicle] arrestarsi sbandando
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1. intransitive verb,- dd-2) (on foot) rutschen2. noun1) Schlittern/Schleudern, dasgo into a skid — ins Schlittern/Schleudern geraten
2) (Aeronaut.) Gleitkufe, die* * *[skid] 1. past tense, past participle - skidded; verb(to slide accidentally sideways: His back wheel skidded and he fell off his bike.) rutschen2. noun1) (an accidental slide sideways.) das Rutschen2) (a wedge etc put under a wheel to check it on a steep place.) der Stützbalken* * *[skɪd]I. vi<- dd->to \skid to a halt schlitternd zum Stehen kommento \skid off the road von der Straße geschleudert werden2. (slide over surface)▪ to \skid along/across sth (in a controlled fashion) über etw akk [hinweg]gleiten; (out of control) über etw akk rutschenII. nto correct a \skid ein Fahrzeug wieder unter Kontrolle bringento go into a \skid ins Schleudern geraten4.* * *[skɪd]1. nto steer into/against a skid — mit-/gegensteuern
to go into a skid — ins Schleudern geraten or kommen
to correct a skid, to pull out of a skid — das Fahrzeug abfangen or wieder in seine Gewalt bekommen
2) (on wheel) Rolle fhe was on or hit the skids (inf) — es ging abwärts mit ihm
her marriage/career is on the skids (inf) — ihre Ehe/Karriere ist ins Schleudern geraten
to put the skids under sb/sb's plans (inf) — jdn/jds Pläne zu Fall bringen, jdm die Suppe versalzen (inf)
2. vi(car, objects) schleudern; (person) ausrutschento skid across the floor — über den Boden rutschen or schlittern
* * *skid [skıd]A s1. Stützbalken m2. TECHa) Rolle f (für Lasten)b) Ladebalken m, -bock m, Gleitschiene f3. Bremsklotz m5. SCHIFFa) pl Holzfender mb) Bootsschlitten mgo into a skid → C 2;a) Schleuderspur f,b) jemandes Pläne etc durchkreuzen,he’s on the skids es geht abwärts mit ihmB v/t1. auf einer Gleitschiene oder auf Rollen fortbewegen2. ein Rad bremsen, hemmenC v/i1. rutschen, (ab-, aus)gleiten3. FLUG seitlich abrutschen* * *1. intransitive verb,- dd-1) schlittern; (from one side to the other; spinning round) schleudern2) (on foot) rutschen2. noun1) Schlittern/Schleudern, dasgo into a skid — ins Schlittern/Schleudern geraten
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1)( slide while driving) rutschen, schlittern;( skew around) schleudern;to \skid to a halt schlitternd zum Stehen kommen;to \skid off the road von der Straße geschleudert werden;to \skid on the wet road auf der nassen Straße ins Rutschen kommen2) ( slide over surface)to correct a \skid ein Fahrzeug wieder unter Kontrolle bringen;to go into a \skid ins Schleudern geratenPHRASES: -
10 poślizg
m (G poślizgu) 1. Aut. skid- wpaść w poślizg to go a. get into a skid- wyjść z poślizgu to get out of a. correct a skid- wpaść w poślizg i zatrzymać się to skid to a halt- samochód wpadł w poślizg i uderzył w mur the car slid into a wall- autobus wpadł w poślizg i zjechał na pobocze the bus slid off the road onto the shoulder2. pot., przen. delay; slippage U pot.- poślizg roczny/dwumiesięczny a one-year/two-month delay- wybudowano osiedle mieszkaniowe bez poślizgów the housing estate was built on deadline a. as scheduled3. (przesuwanie się) slide- poślizg nart ski glide* * *-gu, -gi; instr sg - giem; mskid; pot delay* * *mi1. (= przesunięcie się po powierzchni) slide, skid.2. (= śliskość) slipperiness.4. pot. (= opóźnienie) delay; oddać dom do użytkowania z poślizgiem put a house to use with a delay.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > poślizg
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11 забуксовать
General subject: skid, slip, go into a skid, (остановиться) skid to a halt -
12 забуксовать (остановиться)
General subject: skid to a haltУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > забуксовать (остановиться)
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13 geraten
v/i; gerät, geriet, ist geraten1. (ausfallen) turn out; gut / schlecht geraten turn out well / badly; groß / klein geraten sein be big / small; relativ: turn out to be on the big / small side; der Kuchen ist mir nicht geraten hasn’t turned out (properly); die Suppe ist ein bisschen salzig geraten the soup’s a bit on the salty side; jemandem zum Vorteil geraten turn out to s.o.’s advantage; ihm gerät alles ( gut) everything turns out right with him2. nach jemandem geraten Kind: take after s.o.; er gerät ganz nach seinem Vater he really takes after his father; negativ: he’s getting to be just like his father3. geraten an (+ Akk) an etw.: (erlangen) come by, get hold of; (stoßen auf) come across; an jemanden: meet, come across; feindlich: fall foul of; da sind Sie ( bei mir) an den Falschen geraten you’ve come to the wrong person, I’m afraid; wie bist du denn an den geraten? umg. where did you find him ( oder pick him up)?4. (gelangen, kommen) get; in Gefahr, Schwierigkeiten, einen Stau etc.: get into; in einen Sturm etc.: get caught in; auf die Gegenfahrbahn geraten end up on the wrong side of the road; mit der Hand in die Säge geraten get one’s hand caught in the saw; in eine unangenehme Lage geraten get into a difficult situation; in jemandes Hände geraten fall into s.o.’s hands; in Not geraten get into serious difficulties; in Verdacht / unter jemandes Einfluss geraten come under suspicion / s.o.’s influence ( oder sway); unter ein Auto geraten be ( oder get) run over by a car; aus der Fassung / Form geraten lose one’s composure / shape; außer Atem / Kontrolle geraten get out of breath / control; außer sich geraten be beside oneself ( vor with); in Angst / Aufregung geraten get scared / excited; in Panik geraten panic, get into a panic; in Verlegenheit / Versuchung geraten be embarrassed / tempted; in Wut geraten get really angry, fly into a rage; in Bewegung geraten get under way, start moving; in Brand geraten catch fire; ins Stocken / Stottern geraten grind to a halt / start to stutter; in Gefangenschaft geraten end up in prison; in Vergessenheit geraten be forgotten; Abweg, Adresse, Haar etc.—I P.P. raten1, raten2, geraten1II Adj. (ratsam) advisable; (vorteilhaft) advantageous; es scheint mir geraten zu (+ Inf.) I think it would be advisable to (+ Inf.), the best policy would seem to be to (+ Inf.) ich halte es nicht gerade für geraten zu (+ Inf.) I don’t really think it would be a good idea to (+ Inf.)* * *to get; to be succesful* * *ge|ra|ten I [gə'raːtn] pret geriet [gə'riːt] ptp geraten [gə'raːtn]vi aux sein1) (= zufällig gelangen) to get (in +acc into)geráten — to get sth, to come by sth
an einen Ort geráten — to come to a place
an den Richtigen/Falschen geráten — to come to the right/wrong person
unter ein Fahrzeug geráten — to fall under a vehicle
mit der Hand in eine Maschine geráten — to get one's hand caught in a machine
in Gefangenschaft geráten — to be taken prisoner
das Schiff ist in einen Sturm geráten — the boat got caught in a storm
in Bewegung geráten — to begin to move
ins Stocken geráten — to come to a halt
ins Schleudern geráten — to go into a skid
in Brand geráten — to catch fire
in Angst/Begeisterung/Schwierigkeiten geráten — to get scared/enthusiastic/into difficulties
in Vergessenheit geráten — to fall into oblivion
auf krumme Wege or die schiefe Bahn geráten — to stray from the straight and narrow
aus der Fassung/der Form geráten — to lose one's composure/one's shape
unter schlechten Einfluss geráten — to come under a bad influence
See:2) (= sich entwickeln, gelingen, ausfallen) to turn outihm gerät einfach alles — everything he does turns out well or is a success, everything always goes right for him
mein Aufsatz ist mir zu lang geráten — my essay turned out too long
der Junge/Kaktus ist gut geráten — the boy/cactus turned out well
II ptp von raten, geratennach jdm geráten — to take after sb
adjgeh = ratsam) advisableich halte es für geráten — I think it would be advisable
* * *ge·ra·ten1[gəɐa:tn̩]vi Hilfsverb: sein▪ irgendwohin \geraten to get to somewherein schlechte Gesellschaft/eine Schlägerei/einen Stau \geraten to get into bad company/a fight/a traffic jaman einen Ort \geraten to come to a place2. (unbeabsichtigt kommen)unter einen Lastwagen \geraten to fall under a lorry [or truck]in einen Sturm \geraten to get caught in a storm3. (sich konfrontiert sehen mit)in Armut \geraten to end up in povertyin eine Falle \geraten to fall into a trapin Gefangenschaft \geraten to be taken prisonerin Schulden/Schwierigkeiten/eine Situation \geraten to get into debt[s]/difficulties/a situation4. (erfüllt werden von)in Furcht/Verlegenheit/Wut \geraten to get scared/embarrassed/angryin Panik \geraten to start to panicin Bewegung \geraten to begin to movein Brand \geraten to catch fireins Schleudern \geraten to get into a skidins Schwärmen/Träumen \geraten to fall into a rapture/dreamins Stocken \geraten to come to a haltin Vergessenheit \geraten to fall into oblivion6. (ausfallen)der Pulli ist mir zu groß \geraten my jumper turned out too bigdas Essay ist zu kurz \geraten the essay turned out too short7. (gelingen)das Soufflé ist mir \geraten/mir nicht \geraten my soufflé turned/didn't turn out wellalle meine Kinder sind gut \geraten all my children turned out well▪ an jdn \geraten to come across sb9. (arten)▪ nach jdm \geraten to take after sb10.▶ [vor etw dat] [über jdn/etw] außer sich dat \geraten to be beside oneself [with sth] [over sb/sth]ge·ra·ten2[gəˈra:tn̩]* * *Iunregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) getan den Richtigen/Falschen geraten — come to the right/wrong person
in Panik geraten — panic or get into a panic
2) (gelingen) turn out wellsie ist zu kurz/lang geraten — (scherzh.) she has turned out on the short/tall side
3) (ähneln)IIes scheint mir geraten,... — I think it advisable...
* * *geraten1 v/i; gerät, geriet, ist geraten1. (ausfallen) turn out;gut/schlecht geraten turn out well/badly;ist mir nicht geraten hasn’t turned out (properly);die Suppe ist ein bisschen salzig geraten the soup’s a bit on the salty side;jemandem zum Vorteil geraten turn out to sb’s advantage;ihm gerät alles (gut) everything turns out right with him2.nach jemandem geraten Kind: take after sb;er gerät ganz nach seinem Vater he really takes after his father; negativ: he’s getting to be just like his father3.geraten an (+akk) an etwas: (erlangen) come by, get hold of; (stoßen auf) come across; an jemanden: meet, come across; feindlich: fall foul of;4. (gelangen, kommen) get; in Gefahr, Schwierigkeiten, einen Stau etc: get into; in einen Sturm etc: get caught in;auf die Gegenfahrbahn geraten end up on the wrong side of the road;mit der Hand in die Säge geraten get one’s hand caught in the saw;in eine unangenehme Lage geraten get into a difficult situation;in jemandes Hände geraten fall into sb’s hands;in Not geraten get into serious difficulties;in Verdacht/unter jemandes Einfluss geraten come under suspicion/sb’s influence ( oder sway);aus der Fassung/Form geraten lose one’s composure/shape;außer Atem/Kontrolle geraten get out of breath/control;außer sich geraten be beside oneself (vor with);in Angst/Aufregung geraten get scared/excited;in Panik geraten panic, get into a panic;in Verlegenheit/Versuchung geraten be embarrassed/tempted;in Wut geraten get really angry, fly into a rage;in Bewegung geraten get under way, start moving;in Brand geraten catch fire;ins Stocken/Stottern geraten grind to a halt/start to stutter;in Gefangenschaft geraten end up in prison;geraten2A. pperf → raten2, geraten1es scheint mir geraten zu (+inf) I think it would be advisable to (+inf), the best policy would seem to be to (+inf)ich halte es nicht gerade für geraten zu (+inf) I don’t really think it would be a good idea to (+inf)* * *Iunregelmäßiges intransitives Verb; mit sein1) getan den Richtigen/Falschen geraten — come to the right/wrong person
in Panik geraten — panic or get into a panic
2) (gelingen) turn out wellsie ist zu kurz/lang geraten — (scherzh.) she has turned out on the short/tall side
3) (ähneln)IIAdjektiv; nicht attr. advisablees scheint mir geraten,... — I think it advisable...
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14 frenazo
m.sudden stop.* * *1 sudden braking\dar un frenazo to jam on the brakes* * *SM (=acción) sudden braking; (=parada) sudden halt; (=ruido) squeal of brakesdar un frenazo — to brake suddenly, brake hard
* * *masculino (fam)dio un frenazo — she slammed o jammed on her brakes
* * *----* marca de frenazo = skid mark.* * *masculino (fam)dio un frenazo — she slammed o jammed on her brakes
* * ** marca de frenazo = skid mark.* * *( fam)oí el frenazo I heard the squealing o screeching of brakesdio un frenazo para no atropellar al perro she slammed o jammed on her brakes to avoid hitting the dog, she braked suddenly to avoid hitting the dogla huella del frenazo the tire o skid markdar un frenazo a las importaciones to put the brake on imports* * *
frenazo sustantivo masculino (fam):
dio un frenazo she slammed o jammed on her brakes
frenazo sustantivo masculino sudden braking: el conductor dio un frenazo, the driver jammed on the brakes
se oyó un frenazo, a screech of brakes was heard
♦ Locuciones: pegar un frenazo, to slam on the brakes
' frenazo' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
frenada
English:
screech
- slam
- jam
* * *frenazo nmel cinturón protege en caso de frenazo the seat belt protects you if the driver brakes suddenly2. [parón] sudden stop;el frenazo del crecimiento económico the sharp slowdown in economic growth* * *m:pegar odar un frenazo fam slam the brakes on, hit the brakes fam* * *frenazo n -
15 zarzucać
impf ⇒ zarzucić* * *1. (-cam, -casz); perf - cić; vt( rzucając zawieszać) to throw over; ( nakładać na siebie) to throw on; ( porzucać) to give up, to abandon2. vizarzucać coś papierami/kwiatami — to scatter papers/flowers all over sth
( o pojeździe) to skidzarzucić komuś ręce na szyję — to throw lub fling one's arms round sb's neck
* * *ipf.zarzucić pf.1. (= rzucając, zaczepiać, przewieszać) (linę, lasso) dab, noose ( na coś around sth); (plecak, koc, sznur) throw; (wędkę, sieć) cast; ( płaszcz) hang; zarzucać komuś ręce na szyję fling one's arms round sb's neck.2. (= wkładać na siebie w pośpiechu) throw, fling; zarzucać coś na ramiona throw sth about one's shoulders.3. (= rzucając, pokrywać) scatter, strew; ( obowiązkami) swamp ( kogoś czymś sb with sth); ( towarem) saturate; zarzucać kogoś pytaniami bombard sb with questions, fire/shower questions at sb; zarzucać rynek towarami flood/saturate the market with goods.4. (= wytykać) (kłamstwo, zdradę) accuse ( coś komuś sb of sth); taunt, reproach ( coś komuś sb with sth); lay sth at sb's door; trudno komuś/czemuś cokolwiek zarzucić sb/sth is hard l. difficult to fault; nie móc nic sobie zarzucić walk tall; nie mogę mu nic zarzucić I have no fault to find with him.5. (= porzucać) drop, call a halt ( coś to sth); lay aside; (naukę, palenie, obyczaj) give up; (plan, przekonania, zwyczaj) relinquish; (pomysł, plan) ditch, throw/toss/chuck overboard.6. ( o pojeździe) (= wpadać w boczny poślizg) skid, side-slip.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zarzucać
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1) General subject: center, depot, exchange, junction, office, outstation, stage, station, stn, yard2) American: city (обслуживания)3) Engineering: gateway (межсетевого сопряжения), instrumental set-up, terminal (оконечная), workstation (в сети связи)4) Mathematics: central office5) Railway term: railway station, station and transfers department6) Economy: station of destination (назначения)7) Geodesy: setup8) Information technology: station (абонентский), stn (абонентский)10) Astronautics: set11) Geophysics: system12) Business: halt13) Drilling: sta (station; насосная, компрессорная и т. д.)14) Sakhalin energy glossary: transit exchange (TE), air separation unit15) Solar energy: facility16) Automation: shop (напр. обслуживания)17) Robots: station (сети ЭВМ), station (технологическая), workstation (технологическая)18) Marine science: post19) Makarov: instrument station20) Gold mining: gun=instrument=station21) oil&gas: skid22) Logistics: railway yard23) General subject: post (наблюдения) -
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ge·ra·tenvi sein1) ( zufällig gelangen)irgendwohin \geraten to get to somewhere;in schlechte Gesellschaft/ eine Schlägerei/einen Stau \geraten to get into bad company/a fight/a traffic jam;an einen Ort \geraten to come to a place2) ( unbeabsichtigt kommen)unter einen Lastwagen \geraten to fall under a lorry [or (Am) truck];in einen Sturm \geraten to get caught in a stormin Armut \geraten to end up in poverty;in eine Falle \geraten to fall into a trap;in Gefangenschaft \geraten to be taken prisoner;4) ( erfüllt werden von)in Panik \geraten to start to panicin Bewegung \geraten to begin to move;in Brand \geraten to catch fire;ins Schleudern \geraten to get into a skid;ins Schwärmen/Träumen \geraten to fall into a rapture/dream;ins Stocken \geraten to come to a halt;in Vergessenheit \geraten to fall into oblivion6) ( ausfallen)der Pulli ist mir zu groß \geraten my jumper turned out too big;das Essay ist zu kurz \geraten the essay turned out too short7) ( gelingen)das Soufflé ist mir \geraten/mir nicht \geraten my soufflé turned/didn't turn out well;alle meine Kinder sind gut \geraten all my children turned out wellan jdn \geraten to come across sb9) ( arten)nach jdm \geraten to take after sbWENDUNGEN:
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