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■ sluice down:▶ sluice down se déverser ;▶ sluice down [sth], sluice [sth] down laver [qch] à grande eau.■ sluice out:▶ sluice out jaillir ;▶ sluice out [sth], sluice [sth] out laver [qch] à grande eau. -
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1. noun(Hydraulic Engin.) Schütz, das2. transitive verb* * *[slu:s]1) ((often sluice-gate) a sliding gate for controlling a flow of water in an artificial channel: We shall have to open the sluice.) die Schleuse2) (the channel or the water which flows through it.) der Schleusenkanal* * *[slu:s]I. n Schleuse fII. viIII. vt▪ to \sluice sth down etw [mit dem Schlauch] abspritzen* * *[sluːs]1. nSchleuse f; (MIN) (Wasch)rinne fto give the car/wall a sluice down — Wasser über das Auto/gegen die Wand schütten; (with hose) das Auto/die Wand abspritzen
2. vtore waschento sluice sth ( down) — etw abspritzen
3. vi* * *sluice [sluːs]A s TECH1. Schleuse f (auch fig)2. Stauwasser n3. Schleusenkanal m4. Abflusskanal m5. (Erz- etc) Waschrinne fB v/t1. Wasser ablassen2. (aus)spülen3. Erz etc waschen* * *1. noun(Hydraulic Engin.) Schütz, das2. transitive verbsluice [down] — (with hose) abspritzen; (with bucket) übergießen
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slu:s1) ((often sluice-gate) a sliding gate for controlling a flow of water in an artificial channel: We shall have to open the sluice.) esclusa, compuerta2) (the channel or the water which flows through it.) canaltr[slʊːs]1 (wash) lavar a chorro (down/out, -), regar (down/out, -), lavar con abundante agua (down/out, -)1 (water) correr a raudalessluice n: canal mn.• acequia s.f.• arbollón s.m.• boquera s.f.• canal s.m.• compuerta s.f.• esclusa s.f.• presa s.f.v.• lavar abriendo la compuerta v.
I sluːsa) ( barrier) presa f, represa f (AmS)b) ( sluicegate) compuerta f
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[sluːs]to sluice something down/out — lavar or enjuagar* algo con abundante agua
1.N (=gate) esclusa f, compuerta f ; (=waterway) canal m, conducto m ; (=barrier) dique m de contenciónto give sth a sluice down — regar algo, echar agua sobre algo (para lavarlo)
2.VTto sluice sth down or out — regar algo, echar agua sobre algo (para lavarlo)
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I [sluːs]a) ( barrier) presa f, represa f (AmS)b) ( sluicegate) compuerta f
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to sluice something down/out — lavar or enjuagar* algo con abundante agua
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(also sluice-gate, sluice-valve) n. усны хаалт. v. 1. \sluice sth (down/ out) ус шүршиж угаах. 2. ус сад тавих. -
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sluice [slu:s]1 noun(a) (lock) écluse f; (gate) porte f ou vanne f d'écluse; (channel) canal m à vannes; (UNCOUNT) (lock water) eaux fpl retenues par la vanne(b) (in hospital) égout m∎ to give sth a sluice (down) laver qch à grande eau;∎ to give sb a sluice (down) asperger qn d'eau►► sluice gate, sluice valve porte f ou vanne f d'écluse(wash down) laver à grande eau;∎ to sluice oneself down with cold water s'asperger d'eau fraîche;∎ we sluiced down the meal with cheap red wine on a arrosé le repas d'un petit vin rouge(b) (rinse → cup, pot etc) rincer;∎ to sluice out one's mouth se rincer la bouche;∎ they sluiced out the stable ils ont lavé l'écurie à grande eau(water → flow out in great quantity) couler à flots
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sluice — 1 noun (C) a passage for water to flow through, with a special gate which can be opened or closed to control it 2 verb 1 (T) to wash something with a lot of water: sluice sth out/down: Can you sluice out the cow shed? | sluice sth over/into etc:… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
sluice — sluice1 [slu:s] n [Date: 1300 1400; : Old French; Origin: escluse, from Late Latin exclusa, from Latin excludere; EXCLUDE] a passage for water to flow through, with a special gate which can be opened or closed to control it sluice 2 sluice2 v 1.) … Dictionary of contemporary English
gate — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ front, main ▪ entrance, exit ▪ back, side ▪ inner, outer … Collocations dictionary