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1 slate
I [sleɪt] noun1) (a piece of) a type of easily split rock of a dull blue-grey colour, used for roofing etc:صَخْر الأرْدِواز( also adjective) a slate roof.
2) a small writing-board made of this, used by schoolchildren.لَوْح كتابَة من صَخْر الأرْدِواز II [sleɪt] verbto say harsh things to or about:يَنْتَقِد بِقَسْوَهThe new play was slated by the critics.
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2 Slate Roof Quarterly
Mass media: SRQУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Slate Roof Quarterly
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3 skifertag
slate(d) roof. -
4 ein Dach mit Schiefer decken
Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > ein Dach mit Schiefer decken
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5 empizarrar
v.1 to slate, to roof a building with slates.2 to cover with slates, to slate.El constructor empizarró el piso The constructor slated the floor.El gerente empizarró los proyectos The manager slated=scheduled the projects* * *1 to put a slate roof, slate* * * -
6 Dach
n; -(e)s, Dächer1. (Hausdach) roof; ein / kein Dach über dem Kopf haben have a / no roof over one’s head; jemandem das Dach über dem Kopf anzünden set fire to s.o.’s home while they are in it, burn s.o. out umg.; sie wohnen alle unter einem Dach they all live under the same roof; unterm Dach ( juchhe umg., hum.) wohnen live (right up) under the roof; das Dach der Welt GEOG. fig. the roof of the world3. fig.: unter Dach und Fach (in Sicherheit) under cover, safely sheltered; Vertrag etc.: all settled ( oder signed and sealed), in the bag umg.; etw. unter Dach und Fach bringen in Sicherheit: bring s.th. into safety; fig. (arrangieren) get s.th. settled; (fertig stellen) get s.th. out of the way; eins aufs Dach bekommen oder kriegen umg., fig. get a clip (a)round the ears; (getadelt werden) get a real ticking-off (Am. dressing-down) ( oder bollocking Sl.), get it in the neck; jemandem eins aufs Dach geben umg. (schlagen) give s.o. a clip (a)round the ears; fig. (kritisieren etc.) show s.o. what’s what; ( auch jemandem aufs Dach steigen) (tadeln) come down on s.o. like a ton of bricks, give s.o. hell, haul ( oder rake) s.o. over the coals* * *das Dachroof; housetop; top* * *Dạch [dax]nt -(e)s, ordm;er['dɛçɐ]1) roofein/kein Dach über dem Kopf haben (inf) — to have a/no roof over one's head
mit jdm unter einem Dach wohnen — to live under the same roof as sb
jdm das Dach überm Kopf anzünden — to burn down sb's house
unterm Dach wohnen (inf) — to live in an attic room/flat (Brit) or apartment; (im obersten Stock) to live right on the top floor
etw unter Dach und Fach bringen — to get sth all wrapped up/signed and sealed/safely under cover
2) (fig inf)jdm aufs Dach steigen (inf) — to get onto sb (inf)
* * *(the top covering of a building etc: a flat roof; a tiled roof; the roof of a car.) roof* * *<-[e]s, Dächer>[ˈdax, pl ˈdɛçɐ]nt1. (Gebäudeteil, Schutzdach) roofdas \Dach der Welt the Roof of the Worldein steiles \Dach a steep [or spec high-pitched] roofein \Dach mit Schiefer decken to slate a roof[mit jdm] unter einem \Dach wohnen [o leben] to live under the same roof [as sb]unterm \Dach in an/the atticunterm \Dach wohnen to live in an attic room/flat [or AM a. apartment]; (im obersten Stock) to live [right] on the top floorjdm das \Dach überm Kopf anzünden (fam) to burn down sb's house, to raze sb's house to the ground3.▶ [von jdm] eins aufs \Dach bekommen [o kriegen] (fam: geohrfeigt werden) to get a clout round [or AM slap upside] the head [from sb] fam; (getadelt werden) to be given a talking to [by sb], to get it in the neck [from sb] fam▶ unter \Dach und Fach sein to be all wrapped up [or fam in the bag]; Vertrag a. to be signed and sealed; Ernte to be safely in▶ etw unter \Dach und Fach bringen/haben to get/have got [or AM gotten] sth all wrapped upwir haben den Vertrag unter \Dach und Fach gebracht we've got the contract signed and sealed▶ jdm eins aufs \Dach geben (fam: jdm eine Ohrfeige geben) to give sb a clout [or slap]/to clout [or slap] sb round [or AM upside] the head fam; (jdn tadeln) to give sb a good talking to fam [or BRIT fam! a bollocking] [or a reprimand]* * *das; Dach[e]s, Dächer1) roof[ganz oben] unterm Dach — [right up] in the attic
ein/kein Dach über dem Kopf haben — (ugs.) have a/no roof over one's head
etwas unter Dach und Fach bringen — get something [safely] under cover; bring in something; (fig.): (erfolgreich beenden) get something all wrapped up
2) (fig. ugs.)jemandem eins aufs Dach geben — bash somebody over the head; (tadeln) give somebody a dressing down; tear a strip off somebody (Brit. coll.)
eins aufs Dach kriegen — get a bash on the head; (eine Rüge erhalten) get it in the neck (coll.)
* * *1. (Hausdach) roof;ein/kein Dach über dem Kopf haben have a/no roof over one’s head;jemandem das Dach über dem Kopf anzünden set fire to sb’s home while they are in it, burn sb out umg;sie wohnen alle unter einem Dach they all live under the same roof;juchhe umg, hum)wohnen live (right up) under the roof;2. AUTO roof, top;mit offenem Dach fahren drive with the top down3. fig:unter Dach und Fach (in Sicherheit) under cover, safely sheltered; Vertrag etc: all settled ( oder signed and sealed), in the bag umg;etwas unter Dach und Fach bringen in Sicherheit: bring sth into safety; fig (arrangieren) get sth settled; (fertig stellen) get sth out of the way;kriegen umg, fig get a clip (a)round the ears; (getadelt werden) get a real ticking-off (US dressing-down) ( oder bollocking sl), get it in the neck;jemandem eins aufs Dach geben umg (schlagen) give sb a clip (a)round the ears; fig (kritisieren etc) show sb what’s what; ( auchjemandem aufs Dach steigen) (tadeln) come down on sb like a ton of bricks, give sb hell, haul ( oder rake) sb over the coals* * *das; Dach[e]s, Dächer1) roof[ganz oben] unterm Dach — [right up] in the attic
ein/kein Dach über dem Kopf haben — (ugs.) have a/no roof over one's head
etwas unter Dach und Fach bringen — get something [safely] under cover; bring in something; (fig.): (erfolgreich beenden) get something all wrapped up
2) (fig. ugs.)jemandem eins aufs Dach geben — bash somebody over the head; (tadeln) give somebody a dressing down; tear a strip off somebody (Brit. coll.)
eins aufs Dach kriegen — get a bash on the head; (eine Rüge erhalten) get it in the neck (coll.)
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7 шифер
м. slate; corrugated asbestos boardасбестоцементная кровельная плитка, шифер — asbestos slate
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8 Dach
1) (Gebäudeteil, Schutz\Dach) roof;ein \Dach mit Schiefer decken to slate a roof;unterm \Dach in an/the attic;unterm \Dach wohnen to live in an attic room/flat [or (Am a.) apartment]; ( im obersten Stock) to live [right] on the top floor;[k]ein \Dach über dem Kopf haben ( fam) to [not] have a roof over one's head;jdm das \Dach überm Kopf anzünden ( fam) to burn down sb's house, to raze sb's house to the ground;das \Dach der Welt the Roof of the WorldWENDUNGEN:unter \Dach und Fach sein to be all wrapped up [or ( fam) in the bag]; Vertrag a. to be signed and sealed; Ernte to be safely in;wir haben den Vertrag unter \Dach und Fach gebracht we've got the contract signed and sealed;[von jdm] eins aufs \Dach bekommen [o kriegen] (fam: geohrfeigt werden) to get a clout round [or (Am) slap upside] the head [from sb] ( fam) ( getadelt werden) to be given a talking to [by sb], to get it in the neck [from sb] ( fam)jdm eins aufs \Dach geben (fam: jdm eine Ohrfeige geben) to give sb a clout [or (Am) slap] /to clout [or (Am) slap] sb round [or (Am) upside] the head ( fam) ( jdn tadeln) to give sb a good talking to ( fam) [or ( Brit) (fam!) a bollocking] [or (Am) a reprimand];unter dem \Dach einer S. gen in the broader context of sth -
9 tag
hold, lock, roof, stroke* * *I. (et -)( med hånd) hold, grasp,( fast) grip ( fx he had a firm hold (, grasp, grip) on the rope);( ryk) tug,( hårdt) jerk;[ med vb:](også fig) grip ( fx the rope; the hearers);[ have tag på at gøre noget] have the knack of doing something;[ miste taget, miste sit tag] lose one's hold (el. grip),(fig) lose one's grip;[ slippe taget] let go (el. release) one's hold;(dvs nap) put one's back into it;[ tage et tag med] lend a hand.II. (et -e)(på hus etc) roof;[ belægge et tag med strå, teglsten eller skifer] thatch, tile, or slate a roof;[ lægge tag på] roof;[ have tag over hovedet] have a roof over one's head;[ under tag] under cover. -
10 кровельный шифер
roofing slate строит., roof slateРусско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > кровельный шифер
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11 кроющий
1. bridging2. roofing3. cover; coat; trumpкроющий материал, переплётная ткань — cover cloth
4. roofСинонимический ряд:1. брани (глаг.) брани; костери; кости; ругай; утюжь; чести2. жарь (глаг.) дуй; жарь; лупи; режь; сади; чеши; шпарь3. покрывай (глаг.) бить карту; покрывай -
12 крыть крышу шифером
General subject: slate a roofУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > крыть крышу шифером
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13 покрив
roofпрен. shelterпокрив с плочи slate-roofсламен/тръстиков покрив thatchживея под един покрив с live under the same/under one roof withоставам без покрив be left without a roof over o.'s head; be homeless* * *по̀крив,м., -и, (два) по̀крива roof; прен. shelter; бащин \покрив home; двукрил \покрив ridge/curb/span roof; еднокрил \покрив pent-roof; керемиден \покрив tile-roof; плосък \покрив deck-roof; \покрив с плочи slate-roof; слагам \покрив на къща roof a house; сламен/тръстиков \покрив thatch.* * *1. roof 2. ПОКРИВ с плочи slate-roof 3. бащин ПОКРИВ home 4. двукрнл ПОКРИВ a ridge/curb/span roof 5. еднокрил ПОКРИВ pent-roof 6. живея под един ПОКРИВ с live under the same/ under one roof with 7. керемиден ПОКРИВ tile-roof 8. оставам без ПОКРИВ be left without a roof over o.'s head;be homeless 9. плосък ПОКРИВ deck-roof 10. под ПОКРИВ прен. under cover 11. под ПОКРИВa на прен. under the shelter of 12. прен. shelter 13. слагам ПОКРИВ на къща roof a house 14. сламен/тръстиков ПОКРИВ thatch -
14 кровля
roof cladding, roof covering, covering, healing, ( водоносного пласта) confining layer, roof горн., roofage, roofing, top* * *кро́вля ж.1. стр. roofingустра́ивать [укла́дывать] кро́влю — lay [install] the roofingустра́ивать [укла́дывать] кро́влю по … — lay the roofing over …2. горн. roof, topобнажа́ть кро́влю — expose the roofосту́кивать кро́влю — jowl [knock, tap] the roofподрыва́ть кро́влю — rip the roofго́нтовая кро́вля — wood shingle roofingкро́вля из асбестоцеме́нтных волни́стых листо́в ( из шифера) — corrugated asbestos board roofingкро́вля из руло́нных материа́лов — roll [prepared] roofingкре́пкая кро́вля — hard roofло́жная кро́вля — false roofмасти́чная кро́вля — built-up roofingметалли́ческая кро́вля — sheet-metal roofingнепосре́дственная кро́вля — immediate [nether] roofнеро́вная кро́вля — undulating roofнеусто́йчивая кро́вля — poor roofосновна́я кро́вля — main roofкро́вля пласта́ — seam roofсла́бая кро́вля — soft [bad] roofусто́йчивая кро́вля — solid roofкро́вля усту́па — bench roofчерепи́чная кро́вля — tile roofingши́ферная кро́вля — ( из искусственного шифера) asbestos shingle; roofing; ( из натурального шифера) slate roofingэтерни́товая кро́вля — asbestos-shingle roofing* * * -
15 покривна плоча
roof-slabroof slabroof slabsroofing slateroofing slatestable slatetable slates -
16 toit d'ardoises
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17 empizarrado
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18 techo de pizarra
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19 łupek dachowy
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20 leidak
slate roof
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