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101 flying start
noun(Sport) fliegender Start* * *fly·ing ˈstartn fliegender Start▶ to get [or be] off to a \flying start einen glänzenden Einstand haben* * *1. SPORT fliegender Start:from a flying start mit fliegendem Starta) SPORT in den Schuss fallen,d) fig sich glänzend anlassen3. anfänglicher Vorteil:give sb a flying start jemandem einen anfänglichen Vorteil verschaffen* * *noun(Sport) fliegender Startget off to or have a flying start — (fig.) einen glänzenden Start haben
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102 kick-start
I ['kɪkstɑːt]nome (anche kick-starter)1) (on motorbike) pedale m. d'avviamento2) fig.II ['kɪkstɑːt]to give sth. a kick-start — rilanciare qcs
1) mettere in moto [ motorbike]2) fig. rilanciare [ economy]* * *I ['kɪkstɑːt]nome (anche kick-starter)1) (on motorbike) pedale m. d'avviamento2) fig.II ['kɪkstɑːt]to give sth. a kick-start — rilanciare qcs
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103 jump-start
[ˌdʒʌmp'stɑːt]verbo transitivo fare partire con i cavi [ car]* * *['dʒʌmpˌstɒːt]1. nto give the car a jump-start — dare una spinta alla macchina per farla partire, (with jump leads) mettere in moto una macchina usando i cavi per la batteria
2. vt* * *jump-start /ˈdʒʌmpstɑ:t/n.1 (autom.) avviamento ( del motore) a spinta; avviamento collegando i morsetti con quelli di un'altra batteria2 (fig.) spinta; impulso; messa in moto.(to) jump-start /ˈdʒʌmpstɑ:t/v. t.1 (autom.) far partire ( l'auto) a spinta; mettere in moto collegando i morsetti con quelli di un'altra batteria2 (fig.) ridare impulso; far ripartire; rimettere in moto: to jump-start the country's economy, ridare impulso all'economia del paese.* * *[ˌdʒʌmp'stɑːt]verbo transitivo fare partire con i cavi [ car] -
104 jump start
I. vt1. (start a car)to \jump start sb's car jdm Starthilfe geben2. ( fig)II. n Starthilfe f* * *1. AUTO Starthilfe f:give sb a jump start jemandem Starthilfe geben -
105 Head 'Start
to give sb a \Head 'Start jdm einen Vorsprung lassen -
106 head 'start
to give sb a \head 'start jdm einen Vorsprung lassen -
107 head start
to give sb a \head start jdm einen Vorsprung lassen -
108 to give a car a push-start
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109 to give a start of surprise
to give a start of surprise/astonishment вздрогнуть от удивленияEnglish-Russian combinatory dictionary > to give a start of surprise
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110 to give smb a good start
English-Russian combinatory dictionary > to give smb a good start
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111 jump-start
jump-start [ˈdʒʌmpstα:t]a. to jump-start a car (by pushing) faire démarrer une voiture en la poussant ; (with jump leads) faire démarrer une voiture en branchant sa batterie sur une autreb. [+ negotiations, process, economy] relancer2. noun• to give sb a jump-start (by pushing) faire démarrer la voiture de qn en la poussant ; (with jump leads) faire démarrer la voiture de qn en branchant sa batterie sur une autre* * *transitive verb démarrer [quelque chose] avec des câbles [car] -
112 bump start
Anschieben nt;to give sb a \bump start jds Auto nt anschieben vtto \bump start a car ein Auto anschieben -
113 jump-start
['ʤʌmpstɑːt] 1. гл.1) запускать двигатель от аккумулятора другого автомобиля; разг. "прикуривать"2) давать импульс, толчок2. сущ.Rock-bottom interest rates might help jump-start the economy. — Низкие процентные ставки могли бы помочь вывести экономику из кризиса.
The car needed a jump-start as the battery was dead. — Машину нужно было "прикурить", так как аккумулятор сел.
2) импульс, толчокHis plan will give the economy a jump-start. — Его план даст импульс развитию экономики.
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114 head start
head start n longueur f d'avance ; to give sb a head start on ou over sb donner à qn une longueur d'avance sur qn ; to have a head start avoir une longueur d'avance. -
115 kick-start
A n2 ( boost) to give sth a kick-start relancer qch.B vtr1 lit démarrer [qch] au pied [motorbike] ;2 fig relancer [economy]. -
116 bump-start
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117 push-start
tr['pʊʃstɑːt]1 arrancar empujando\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto give a car a push-start arrancar un coche empujando'pʊʃ'stɑːrt, ˌpʊʃ'stɑːttransitive verb \<\<car\>\> arrancar* empujando* * *['pʊʃ'stɑːrt, ˌpʊʃ'stɑːt]transitive verb \<\<car\>\> arrancar* empujando -
118 head start
n. предност; have a head start (over sb) има предност (над/пред некого); give sb a head start (over sb) дава некому предност (пред/над некого) -
119 jump-start
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120 push-start
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