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1 bugsieren
v/t1. NAUT. tow, tug* * *bug|sie|ren [bʊ'ksiːrən] ptp bugsiert1. vtjdn aus dem Zimmer bugsíéren — to steer or hustle sb out of the room
3) (inf = lancieren)jdn in einen Posten bugsíéren — to wangle or fiddle or finagle (US) a job for sb (inf)
2. vi (NAUT)to towSchlepper, die im Hafen bugsíéren — tugs that do the towing in the port
* * *bug·sie·ren *[bʊˈksi:rən]I. vt▪ etw irgendwohin \bugsieren to shift sth somewhere▪ jdn irgendwohin \bugsieren to shove [or drag] [or propel] sb somewhere▪ etw irgendwohin \bugsieren to tow [or tug] sth somewhereII. vi* * ** * *bugsieren v/t1. SCHIFF tow, tug* * * -
2 durchlavieren
* * *dụrch|la|vie|ren ptp du\#rchlaviertvr septo steer or manoeuvre (Brit) or maneuver (US) one's way through (durch etw sth)* * *durch|la·vie·ren *vr (fam)▪ sich akk [durch etw akk/in etw dat] \durchlavieren to steer a course [or to manoeuvre [or AM maneuver] one's way] through sth* * *durchlavieren v/r (trennb, hat) umg:sich durchlavieren (durch) wangle one’s way through -
3 lavieren
—v/t Kunst: wash (over); lavierte Zeichnung wash drawing* * *la|vie|ren I [la'viːrən] ptp laviertviII ptp laviertvt (ART)to wash* * *das1) (in sailing, a movement diagonally against the wind: We sailed on an easterly tack.) tack2) ((of sailing-boats) to move diagonally (backwards and forwards) against the wind: The boat tacked into harbour.) tack* * *la·vie·ren *[laˈvi:rən]II. vrwie er sich wohl aus dieser prekären Lage \lavieren wird? I wonder how he's going to get out of this precarious situation* * *transitives Verb, intransitives Verb manoeuvre* * *lavieren1A. v/i manoeuvre, US maneuver;lavieren zwischen (+dat) steer a course betweenB. v/r:lavieren extricate o.s. from a tricky position etclavierte Zeichnung wash drawing* * *transitives Verb, intransitives Verb manoeuvre -
4 steuern
vt <tech.allg> (z.B. Werkzeugmaschine, Seilbahn, Informationsfluß) ■ control vtvt <fz> ■ operate vt -
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