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1 be a notch above
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2 notch
1. noun 2. transitive verbPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/89500/notch_up">notch up* * *[no ] 1. noun(a small V-shaped cut: He cut a notch in his stick.) die Kerbe2. verb(to make a notch in.) einkerben* * *[nɒtʃ, AM nɑ:tʃ]I. n<pl -es>▪ a \notch above/below sb/sth eine Klasse besser/schlechter als jd/etwto go up a \notch eine Klasse aufsteigenII. vt▪ to \notch sth1. (cut V in) etw einkerben* * *[nɒtʃ]1. nKerbe f; (of handbrake, for adjustment etc) Raste f; (in belt) Loch nt; (= point, degree) Grad m, Stufe fto cut a notch in sth — eine Kerbe in etw (acc) machen
several notches better — um einiges besser
See:→ top-notch2. vteinkerben, einschneiden; (ESP SPORT) win, success verzeichnen können* * *A s1. Kerbe f, Einschnitt m, Aussparung f, Falz m, Nut(e) f3. TYPO Signatur(rinne) f4. MIL, TECH (Visier)Kimme f:notch and bead sights Kimme und Korn5. GEOL USa) Engpass mb) Kehle f6. umg Grad m, Stufe f:be a notch above eine Klasse besser sein als;several notches better um einiges besserB v/t2. TECH ausklinken3. TECH nuten, falzennotch sb sth jemandem etwas einbringen* * *1. nounKerbe, die; (in damaged blade) Scharte, die; (in belt) Loch, das2. transitive verbPhrasal Verbs:- notch up* * *(carpentry) n.(§ pl.: notches)= Ausschnitt m.Aussparung f.Einschnitt m.Kerbe -n f.Nute -n f. v.ausklinken v.einfeilen v.einkerben v.einschneiden v.falzen v.kerben v.nuten v.schneiden v.(§ p.,pp.: schnitt, geschnitten) -
3 notch
1)( indentation) Einkerbung fto go up a \notch eine Klasse aufsteigento \notch sth1) ( cut V in) etw einkerben
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