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(to hand over (a person or thing) to people in authority: They turned the escaped prisoner in to the police.) entregarturn in vt: entregarto turn in one's work: entregar uno su trabajothey turned in the suspect: entregaron al sospechosoturn in vi: acostarse, irse a la camav.• denunciar v.1) v + adv ( go to bed) (colloq) acostarse*2) v + o + adv, v + adv + o (hand in, over) \<\<work/report\>\> entregar*; \<\<criminal\>\> (colloq) entregar*1. VI + ADV1) [car, person] entrar2) * (=go to bed) acostarse2. VT + ADV1) (=hand over) entregarto turn o.s. in — entregarse
2) (=submit) [+ essay, report] entregar, presentarto turn in a good performance — (Sport) tener una buena actuación
3) (=fold) doblarse hacia adentro, apuntar hacia adentro* * *1) v + adv ( go to bed) (colloq) acostarse*2) v + o + adv, v + adv + o (hand in, over) \<\<work/report\>\> entregar*; \<\<criminal\>\> (colloq) entregar* -
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nounAthlet, der/Athletin, die; Sportler, der/Sportlerin, die; (runner, jumper) Leichtathlet, der/Leichtathletin, dieathlete's foot — (Med.) Fußpilz, der
* * *['æƟli:t](a person who is good at sport, especially running, jumping etc: Hundreds of athletes took part in the games.) der/die Athlet(in)- academic.ru/4190/athletic">athletic- athletics* * *ath·lete[ˈæθli:t]to be a sexual \athlete sexuell sehr aktiv sein* * *['ɵliːt]nAthlet( in) m(f); (= specialist in track and field events) Leichtathlet(in) m(f)he is a natural athlete — er ist der geborene Sportler
* * *athlete [ˈæθliːt] s1. Athlet(in):a) Wettkämpfer(in), Sportler(in)b) Kraftmensch m2. Br Leichtathlet(in)* * *nounAthlet, der/Athletin, die; Sportler, der/Sportlerin, die; (runner, jumper) Leichtathlet, der/Leichtathletin, dieathlete's foot — (Med.) Fußpilz, der
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leŋƟ1) (the distance from one end to the other of an object, period of time etc: What is the length of your car?; Please note down the length of time it takes you to do this.) lengde, varighet2) (a piece of something, especially cloth: I bought a (3-metre) length of silk.) stykke, lengde3) (in racing, the measurement from end to end of a horse, boat etc: He won by a length; The other boat is several lengths in front.) (heste-/båt)lengde•- lengthen- lengthways/lengthwise
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- go to any lengthslengdesubst. \/leŋθ\/1) lengde• what's the length of the wall?2) ( om tid) lengde, varighet, langvarighet3) strekning, utstrekning4) ( om størrelse) stykke, bit, lengde, stump5) (om tapet, stoff e.l.) lengde6) ( cricket) avstand (til ballens nedslag, den rette avstand til en kastet ball)7) (fonetikk, om vokal) lengdeat arm's length ( også overført) på en armlengdes avstand på strak armat full length meget utførlig, fullstendig, uttømmende i hele sin lengde, i sin fulle lengde, utstraktat great length meget utførlig, inngående, lenge og vel, detaljertat length til slutt, endelig lengeutførlig, omstendelig, inngående, i detalj langt om lengeat some length temmelig utførlig, ganske utførlig, ganske detaljertfall all one's length ramle så lang man ergo the whole length ( overført) ta skrittet fullt utgo to any\/all lengths gå til det ytterste, ikke vike tilbake for noe, ty til alle midlergo to great lengths ( overført) gå svært langt, strekke seg svært langtgo to the length of ( overført) gå så langt som åin length langkeep a good length (sport, spesielt cricket) holde rett avstand, kaste passe langtlength of time tida length of years en årrekkelie full length ligge så lang man erof some length lengre, av lengre varighetthroughout one's length i hele sin lengde -
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['æƟli:t](a person who is good at sport, especially running, jumping etc: Hundreds of athletes took part in the games.) atleta- athletic- athletics* * *ath.lete['æθli:t] n atleta, desportista. sexual athlete atleta sexual: alguém que pratica sexo com habilidade e freqüência. -
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intransitive verb[Patient:] durchkommen* * *(to (help to) survive an illness etc: He is very ill, but he'll pull through; The expert medical treatment pulled him through.) durchkommen, -bringen* * *II. vt* * *1. vt sep (lit)durchziehen; (fig = help recover, help succeed) durchbringento pull sb/sth through sth (lit) — jdn/etw durch etw ziehen
to pull sb through a difficult period — jdm helfen, eine schwierige Zeit zu überstehen
2. vi(fig: recover) durchkommen* * *A v/t1. durchziehen2. einen Gewehrlauf etc reinigenpull sb through to a good time SPORT jemanden zu einer guten Zeit mitziehen4. etwas erfolgreich durchführenB v/i durchkommen, (auch Firma etc) wieder auf die Beine kommen, sich erholen* * *intransitive verb[Patient:] durchkommen* * *v.durchkommen v.durchziehen v. -
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1) ( stay)2)to put up with — ( tolerate) supporter
put up [something] opposer [resistance]to put up a fight ou struggle — combattre
to put up a good performance — Sport bien se défendre
put [something] up, put up [something]3) hisser [flag, sail]; relever [hair]put your hands up! — ( in class) levez le doigt!
4) ( post up) mettre [sign, plaque]; afficher [list]5) ( erect) dresser [fence, barrier, tent]; construire [building]6) ( increase) augmenter [rent, prices, tax]; faire monter [temperature, pressure]7) ( provide) fournir [money]8) ( present) soumettre [proposal, argument]9) Aerospace placer [quelque chose] en orbite [satellite, probe]put [somebody] up, put up [somebody]10) ( lodge) héberger11) ( propose) présenter [candidate]to put somebody up for — proposer quelqu'un comme [leader, chairman]; proposer quelqu'un pour [promotion, position]
12) ( promote) faire passer [quelqu'un] au niveau supérieur13) ( incite)to put somebody up to something/to doing — pousser quelqu'un à quelque chose/à faire
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