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1 trigger off
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > trigger off
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2 trigger
[ˈtrɪgə]1. noun1) a small lever on a gun, which is pulled to make the gun fire:زِناد المُسَدَّسHe aimed the rifle at her but did not pull the trigger.
2) anything which starts a series of actions or reactions.أداة القَدْح أو الأطلاق، مُطْلِق2. verb( often with off) to start (a series of events):يَبدأ، يُطْلِق، يُشْعِلThe attack triggered (off) a full-scale war.
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3 вызвать конфронтацию
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > вызвать конфронтацию
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4 вызывать конфронтацию
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > вызывать конфронтацию
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7 розпочинати війну
trigger off a war, unleash a war a warУкраїнсько-англійський юридичний словник > розпочинати війну
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10 инициировать спусковой механизм
trigger off элнРусско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > инициировать спусковой механизм
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12 déclencher
déclencher [deklɑ̃∫e]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. [+ ressort, mécanisme] to release ; [+ sonnerie, alarme] to set offb. ( = provoquer) [+ insurrection] to start ; [+ catastrophe, guerre, crise, processus, polémique] to trigger off ; [+ accouchement] to inducec. (Military) [+ attaque] to launch2. reflexive verb► se déclencher [ressort, mécanisme] to release itself ; [sonnerie, alarme] to go off ; [attaque, grève] to start* * *deklɑ̃ʃe
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1) ( entraîner) to spark (off) [protestation]; to prompt [décision]; to cause [réaction, explosion]; to start [avalanche]; to lead to [larmes]2) ( commencer) to launch [offensive]; to begin [hostilités]; to start [grève, polémique]3) ( actionner) to set off [mécanisme]4) Informatique to initiate [opération]
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se déclencher verbe pronominal1) ( se mettre en marche) [alarme] to go off; [signal, mécanisme] to be activated2) ( commencer) [douleur, réaction, contractions] to start; [grève, guerre] to break out; [opération] to begin* * *deklɑ̃ʃe vt1) [mécanisme, pièce] to release, [sonnerie, dispositif] to set off, to activate2) (= commencer) [attaque, grève] to launch3) (= provoquer) to trigger* * *déclencher verb table: aimerA vtr2 Ordinat to initiate [opération];4 ( entraîner) [nouvelle, décision, événement] to spark (off) [protestation, crise]; to produce [réaction]; to prompt [action, décision]; [médicament, manque] to cause [réaction, crise]; [dispute, discussion] to lead to [colère, larmes]; to cause [drame]; la déclaration n'a déclenché aucune réaction the statement produced no reaction; déclencher les larmes de qn to make sb burst into tears; déclencher un éclat de rire général to provoke general laughter.B se déclencher vpr1 ( se mettre en marche) [alarme] to go off; [signal, mécanisme] to be activated; la sirène se déclenche automatiquement the alarm goes off automatically;2 ( commencer) [douleur, réaction, contractions] to start; [grève, guerre] to break out; [crise, opération, offensive] to begin.[deklɑ̃ʃe] verbe transitif1. [provoquer - attaque] to launch ; [ - révolte, conflit] to trigger (off), to bring about (separable) ; [ - grève, émeute, rires] to trigger ou to spark off (separable)2. TECHNOLOGIE [mettre en marche - mécanisme, minuterie] to trigger, to activate ; [ - sonnerie, alarme] to set off (separable)————————se déclencher verbe pronominal intransitif1. [commencer - douleur, incendie] to start2. [se mettre en marche - sirène, sonnerie, bombe] to go off ; [ - mécanisme] to be triggered off ou released -
13 Auslöser
m; -s, -1. TECH. release; FOT. shutter release2. (Ursache) cause; der Auslöser war... what triggered it off was...; für Gefühle: auch what set it off was...; für Krankheit: auch what brought it on was...* * *der Auslösertrigger; actuator* * *Aus|lö|ser ['ausløːzɐ]m -s, -1) trigger; (für Bombe) release button; (PHOT) shutter release2) (= Anlass) causeder Áúslöser für etw sein — to trigger sth off
* * *(anything which starts a series of actions or reactions.) trigger* * *Aus·lö·ser<-s, ->m1. FOTO [shutter] release2. PSYCH trigger mechanism* * *der; Auslösers, Auslöser1) (Fot.) shutter release2) (fig.) trigger* * *1. TECH release; FOTO shutter release2. (Ursache) cause;der Auslöser war … what triggered it off was …; für Gefühle: auch what set it off was …; für Krankheit: auch what brought it on was …* * *der; Auslösers, Auslöser1) (Fot.) shutter release2) (fig.) trigger* * *- (Fotoapparat) m.shutter release (camera) n. - m.actuator n.trigger n. -
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auslösen v 1. COMP initiate (Vorgang); 2. GEN ignite, set off, trigger, spark off (Panik, Streit); set off, trigger, trigger off, expunge (Reaktion)* * *v 1. < Comp> Vorgang initiate; 2. < Geschäft> Panik, Streit ignite, set off, trigger, spark off, Reaktion set off, trigger, trigger off, expunge* * *auslosen
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15 innescare
innescare v.tr.1 (pesca) to bait2 (tecn.) to prime: innescare una mina, to prime a mine; innescare una pompa, to prime a pump3 (fis., chim.) to trigger: innescare una reazione a catena, to trigger a chain reaction // (elettr.) innescare un arco elettrico, to strike an electric arc.◘ innescarsi v.intr.pron.1 to start, to get* under way well2 (elettr.) to strike*.* * *[innes'kare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (munire di innesco) to prime [ bomba]2.* * *innescare/innes'kare/ [1]1 (munire di innesco) to prime [ bomba]II innescarsi verbo pronominale -
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aus|lö·senvt1) ( in Gang setzen)den Kameraschluss \auslösen to release the shutter;eine Bombe \auslösen to trigger [or set] off a bomb2) ( bewirken)[bei jdm] etw \auslösen to produce sth [on sb];[bei jdm] Begeisterung/Mitgefühl \auslösen to arouse [or evoke] [sb's] enthusiasm/pity;[bei jdm] Erleichterung/Überraschung \auslösen to cause relief/surprise;allergische Reaktionen \auslösen to cause allergic reactions;[bei jdm] Widerstand \auslösen to have provoked [sb's] resistance3) ( einlösen)etw \auslösen to redeem sth;ein abgeschlepptes Auto \auslösen to pay the fine on an impounded car;Gefangene \auslösen to release prisoners; ( durch Lösegeld) to ransom prisonersetw \auslösen to take out sth sep -
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v/t (trennb., hat -ge-) draw lots (Am. straws) for; den Gewinner auslosen draw lots (Am. straws) to decide the winner ( oder who wins)* * *to draw lots for* * *aus|lo|senvt septo draw lots for; Preis, Gewinner to drawes wurde ausgelost, wer beginnt — lots were drawn to see who would start
* * *1) (to put into force or operation: The smoke activated the fire alarms.) activate2) ((often with off) to start( a series of events): The attack triggered (off) a full-scale war.) trigger3) ((often with off) to start (a row, disagreement etc): Their action sparked off a major row.) spark4) (to make (something) explode: a spark touched off the gunpowder; His remark touched off an argument.) touch off* * *aus|lo·senI. vt▪ jdn/etw \auslosen to draw sb/sthII. vi to draw lots▪ \auslosen/es wurde ausgelost, wer etw tut to draw lots/lots were drawn as to [or to see] who does sth▪ ausgelost werden to be drawn by lot* * *transitives Verbes wurde ausgelost, wer beginnt — lots were drawn to decide who would start
* * *auslösen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)1. (chemische Reaktion, physikalischen Vorgang etc) set off; (Streik, Krieg etc) trigger off, spark off; (Krankheit) bring on; (Gefühl, Reaktion) cause, touch off; (Begeisterung, Wut) arouse;das auslösende Moment the decisive moment;großen Beifall auslösen draw loud applause;es löste allgemeine Heiterkeit aus it gave everyone a (good) laugh, it caused great mirth geh3. (Knochen) take out (aus of)* * *transitives Verbes wurde ausgelost, wer beginnt — lots were drawn to decide who would start
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18 Streik
Streik I m GEN, IND, PERS industrial dispute, strike, walkout; strike, strike action (Arbeitskonflikt) • einen Streik auslösen GEN, IND, PERS trigger off a strike • einen Streik ausrufen GEN, IND, PERS call a strike • einen Streik organisieren GEN, IND, PERS stage a strike • im Streik GEN, IND, PERS on strike (Arbeitskonflikt) • in den Streik treten GEN, IND, PERS strike, go on strike, go out on strike, walk out • zum Streik aufrufen GEN, IND, PERS call out a strike, call a strike (Arbeitskampfmaßnahme, Gewerkschaftsbewegung) Streik II m, Aufruhr m und innere Unruhen fpl RECHT strikes, riots and civil commotions, SR&CC* * *m <Geschäft, Ind, Person> industrial dispute, strike, walkout, Arbeitskonflikt strike, strike action ■ einen Streik auslösen <Geschäft, Ind, Person> trigger off a strike ■ einen Streik ausrufen <Geschäft, Ind, Person> call a strike ■ einen Streik organisieren <Geschäft, Ind, Person> stage a strike ■ im Streik <Geschäft, Ind, Person> Arbeitskonflikt on strike ■ in den Streik treten <Geschäft, Ind, Person> strike, go on strike, go out on strike, walk out ■ zum Streik aufrufen <Geschäft, Ind, Person> Arbeitskampfmaßnahme, Gewerkschaftsbewegung call out a strike, call a strike* * *Streik, Aufruhr und bürgerliche Unruhen
strike, riots and civil commotion
Streik
strike, tie-up, work stoppage, turnout (Br.), walk-out (US coll.);
• vom Streik betroffen strike-bound;
• von der Gewerkschaft nicht anerkannter Streik outlaw strike;
• rechtzeitig angemeldeter Streik strike with due notice;
• aus politischen Gründen begonnener Streik political strike;
• örtlich (zeitlich) begrenzter Streik sectional (limited) strike;
• bundesweiter Streik industry-wide strike;
• ordnungsgemäß durchgeführter Streik legal strike;
• schwerpunktartig durchgeführter Streik selective strike;
• aufgrund von Lohnverhandlungen entstandener Streik contract strike;
• von der Gewerkschaft nicht genehmigter Streik illegal (quickie, US) strike;
• landesweiter Streik strike on a national basis;
• massierte Streiks spate of strikes;
• mittelbarer Streik secondary strike;
• organisierter Streik official strike;
• spontaner Streik lightning strike, walkout (US);
• symbolischer Streik token strike;
• überregionaler Streik nation-wide strike;
• unbefristeter Streik unlimited strike;
• unorganisierter Streik wildcat strike;
• vertragswidriger Streik unconstitutional strike;
• wilder Streik wildcat (US) (flash, illegal, outlaw, quickie, US, hit-and-run, US, wanton) strike;
• Streik ohne vorherige Ankündigung lightning strike;
• Streik gegen schlechte Arbeitsbedingungen strike against bad working conditions;
• Streik der Autoarbeiter car strike;
• Streik der im öffentlichen Dienst Beschäftigten (im öffentlichen Dienstbereich) public-sector strike;
• Streik zur Durchsetzung von Tarifforderungen contract strike;
• Streik der Führungskräfte management strike;
• Streik innerhalb eines ganzen Industriezweiges industry-wide strike;
• Streik für höhere Löhne strike for higher pay;
• Streik, Aufruhr und bürgerliche Unruhen strike, riots and civil commotion;
• Streik durch Verlangsamung der Arbeit slow-down strike;
• Streik der öffentlichen Versorgungsbetriebe public-utility strike;
• Streik zwecks Wiedereinstellung eines entlassenen Arbeiters one-man strike;
• Streik abblasen (abbrechen, absagen) to call off a strike;
• Streik abwenden to avert a strike;
• Streik anordnen to order a strike;
• Streik auslösen to trigger off a strike;
• Streik ausrufen to call (proclaim) a strike;
• Streik beenden to terminate (call off) a strike;
• sich im Streik befinden to [be on] strike;
• Streik brechen to break a strike, to rat;
• Streik vom Zaun brechen to trigger a strike;
• von der Gewerkschaft genehmigten Streik durchführen to strike with the approval of the union;
• bundesweiten Streik durchführen to strike on a nation-wide basis;
• in einen Streik eintreten to [go on] strike, to stop work;
• Streik fortsetzen to continue a strike;
• Streik mehrere Wochen fortsetzen to stay out for several weeks;
• Streik organisieren to stage a strike;
• Streik proklamieren to call (declare, proclaim) a strike;
• Streik schlichten to settle a strike;
• in [den] Streik treten to [go on] strike, to come out on strike, to go out, to [lay] down tools (Br.);
• Streik unterbrechen to suspend a strike;
• Streik untersagen (verbieten) to bar a strike;
• Streik durch Regierungsbeschluss verbieten to prohibit a strike by government decree;
• Streik verkürzen to shorten a strike;
• Streik vermeiden to avoid a strike;
• Streikabkommen strike pact;
• Streikabsicht intent to strike;
• Streikabstimmung strike vote (ballot);
• Streikabwendung prevention of a strike;
• Streikaktion strike campaign (action);
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20 wywoływać
impf ⇒ wywołać* * *(-uję, -ujesz); perf -ać; vt( wzywać) to call; (powodować: przerażenie, podziw) to evoke; (powstanie, rozruchy, dyskusję) to trigger off; FOT to develop, ( duchy) to invoke* * *ipf.1. (= wzywać) call; wywołać kogoś z zebrania call sb out of a meeting; wywołać ucznia do tablicy call a student to the board; wywołać stację radio call a station; nie wywołuj wilka z lasu let the sleeping dogs lie.2. (= oznajmiać) call out.3. (= powodować coś) bring about, cause; ( choroby) cause; ( duchy) call, invoke; (niepokoje społeczne, rewolucję) foment, stir up; (np. podziw, zwł. mimowolny) compel; (powstanie, rozruchy, dyskusję) trigger off; ( protesty) spark; (przerażenie, podziw) evoke; (sensację, pogłoski) produce; (skojarzenia, obrazy) invoke; ( skutki uboczne leku) cause; wywołać bójkę provoke a fight; wywołać burzę oklasków (np. występem) bring the house down; wywoływać czyjś gniew incur sb's wrath l. anger; wywołać czyjeś zainteresowanie evoke sb's interest; wywołać panikę raise panic, give rise to panic; wywołać poród induce labor; wywołać rewolucję/powstanie trigger off a revolution/an uprising; wywołać poruszenie cause a stir; wywoływać wojnę trigger off a war; wywołać zgorszenie offend; wywołać zainteresowanie arouse interest ( czymś in sth).4. fot. develop.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wywoływać
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trigger — 1 noun (C) 1 the part of a gun that you press with your finger to fire it: pull/squeeze the trigger: He aimed carefully and squeezed the trigger. 2 be the trigger (for) to be the thing that quickly causes a serious problem: Even a minor incident… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
trigger — trig|ger1 [ trıgər ] or ,trigger off verb transitive ** 1. ) to make something happen: Further violence was triggered by news of his death. a ) to cause someone to have particular feelings or memories: You find that strangely familiar smells… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English