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61 verfranzen
v/refl umg.1. (allg. sich verirren) get lost2. bei einer Rede etc.: lose the thread3. FLUG. lose one’s bearings* * *ver|frạn|zen [fɛɐ'frantsn] ptp verfra\#nztvr (inf)to lose one's way; (AVIAT sl) to lose one's bearings; (fig) to get in a muddle or tangle* * *ver·fran·zen *vr (fam)1. (sich verirren) to lose one's way* * *verfranzen v/r umg1. (allg sich verirren) get lost2. bei einer Rede etc: lose the thread3. FLUG lose one’s bearings -
62 stra|cić
pf Ⅰ vt 1. (przestać mieć) to lose [posadę, ząb, przyjaciół]- stracić bliską osobę to lose sb close- stracić szacunek dla kogoś/czegoś to lose respect for sb/sth- stracić czyjś szacunek to lose sb’s respect- stracić słuch/głos/życie to lose one’s hearing/voice/life- stracić pamięć to lose one’s memory- stracić władzę w nogach/dużo krwi to lose the use of one’s legs/a lot of blood- stracić dobrą figurę to lose one’s figure- stracić kontakt z kimś to lose touch with sb- miejsce pracy straci 100 osób a hundred jobs will be lost- powieść wiele straciła w tłumaczeniu the novel lost a lot in translation- najwięcej stracą rolnicy the biggest losers will be farmers- partia straciła wiele głosów w wyborach the party suffered heavy losses in the election ⇒ tracić2. (zmarnować) to lose- stracić okazję/szansę to miss an opportunity/chance ⇒ tracić3. (wykonać wyrok śmierci) to execute- został skazany na śmierć i stracony he was sentenced to death and executed- został stracony na krześle elektrycznym he was executed by electric chairⅡ vi (stać się gorszym) to lose- okolica wiele straciła the place lost a lot (of its beauty/attraction)- stracił na humorze na wieść o wyniku his spirits sank when he heard the result ⇒ tracićⅢ stracić się przest. (zniknąć) to disappear into thin air, to become lost- stracić się w świecie to be lost to the world■ stracić orientację to lose orientation- stracić energię to run out of steam- stracić głowę to lose one’s head- stracić głowę dla kogoś to fall for sb, to fall head over heels for sb- stracić kogoś/coś z oczu to lose sight of sb/sth- stracić na wadze to lose weight- stracił pięć kilogramów he lost five kilos- stracić panowanie nad pojazdem to lose control of a vehicle- stracić panowanie nad sobą a. nad nerwami to lose one’s composure- stracić poczucie rzeczywistości to lose one’s grip on reality- stracić pokarm a. mleko to lose one’s milk- stracić rozum to lose one’s mind- stracić serce do kogoś/czegoś to be disillusioned with sb/sth- stracić się z oczu to lose sight of each other- stracić w czyichś oczach to go down in sb’s estimation- stracić wątek to lose the thread- niech stracę easy come, easy go!The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > stra|cić
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63 tra|cić
impf vt 1. (przestawać mieć) to lose także przen.- tracić majątek to lose a fortune- tracić łączność to lose contact- tracić głos to lose one’s voice- tracić władzę w nodze/ręce to lose the use of one’s leg/arm- tracić przytomność to lose consciousness- tracić oddech to get out of breath- tracić wzrok/słuch to lose one’s sight/hearing- tracić pamięć to lose one’s memory- tracić odwagę to lose courage- tracić nadzieję to lose a. abandon hope ⇒ stracić2. (marnować) to waste- tracić czas/okazję to waste time/an opportunity- tracić ciężko zarobione pieniądze to fritter away hard-earned money- tracić pieniądze na jakiejś transakcji to lose money in a transaction ⇒ stracić3. (zabijać) to execute- skazańców tracono przez powieszenie the condemned were executed by hanging ⇒ stracić4. (zrzucać) tracić liście to shed leaves- rośliny tracące liście na zimę deciduous plants■ tracić głowę to lose one’s head- tracić oczy to lose one’s sight- tracić wątek to lose the thread- tracić panowanie to snap, to lose one’s temper- tracić grunt pod nogami to lose one’s footing, to get out of one’s depth- tracić miarę to know no measure (w czymś in sth)- tracić ducha to lose one’s spirit- tracić na wartości to depreciate, to lose value- tracić kogoś/coś z oczu to lose sight of sb/sth- tracić głowę dla kogoś to fall head over heels in love with sbThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > tra|cić
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64 zgub|ić
pf Ⅰ vt 1. (stracić) to lose [pieniądze, klucz, rękawiczki]- wczoraj zgubiłam parasol yesterday I lost my umbrella ⇒ gubić2. książk. (narazić) to be sb’s undoing książk., to bring [sb] to ruin książk.- zgubiła go zachłanność his greed was his undoing a. brought him to ruin- zgubiła go fałszywym oskarżeniem her trumped-up accusations brought him to ruin ⇒ gubić3. pot. (zmylić) zgubić pościg to shake off one’s pursuer(s) ⇒ gubić 4. (zabłądzić) zgubić szlak to get lost, to lose one’s a. the way- zgubiła z oczu ścieżkę she lost sight of the path ⇒ gubić5. przen. to lose- zgubić myśl to lose one’s train of thought- zgubić rytm/takt to lose the beat, to be out of step- zgubić wątek to lose the thread ⇒ gubićⅡ zgubić się 1. (zabłądzić) to get lost, to lose one’s way- zgubili się w lesie they got lost in the woods ⇒ gubić się2. przen. (stracić orientację) to get lost a. confused- czytaj wolniej, zgubiłam się read more slowly, I’m lost ⇒ gubić się3. (stracić się z oczu) to lose sight of each other- zgubili się w tłumie they lost sight of each other in the crowd ⇒ gubić się4. pot. (zapodziać się) to get lost, to be mislaid- gdzieś mi się zgubiły te zdjęcia I’ve mislaid the photos ⇒ gubić się5. (sprowadzić na siebie nieszczęście) to bring about one’s own downfall książk.■ lepiej z mądrym zgubić, niż z głupim znaleźć przysł. (it’s) better to lose with a wise man than win with a fool książk.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zgub|ić
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65 нить
жен.
1) (в разл. знач.) (нитка) thread шерстяная нить ≈ wool(en) yarn путеводная нить ≈ clue, guiding thread фильдекосовая нить ≈ lisle thread фильдеперсовая нить ≈ lisle thread
2) бот.;
электр. filament
3) мед. suture ∙ нить накаливания ≈ glower проходить красной нитью (через) ≈ to stand out;
to run all (through) нить Ариадны ≈ Ariadne's threadнит|ь - ж.
1. thread;
2. (то, что похоже на нитку) thread, filament;
~ лампы накаливания bulb filament;
нервные ~и nerve fibres;
3. (то, что соединяет одно с другим) thread;
потерять ~ разговора lose* the thread of the conversation;
путеводная ~ clue;
~и дружбы bonds of friendship;
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66 zgubić
(-bię, -bisz); vb; od gubić* * *pf.1. (= stracić) lose; zgubić oczko dzierganie miss a stich; zgubić drogę get lost, lose one's way; zgubić wątek lose the thread; zgubić takt miss the bar; zgubić rytm miss the rythm; lepiej z mądrym zgubić, niż z głupim znaleźć it's better to lose sth with the wise than to find sth with the stupid.2. (= doprowadzić kogoś do klęski) bring sb to ruin, bring about sb's destruction; zgubiła ją zazdrość jealousy brought her to ruin.pf.1. (= zabłądzić) get lost, lose one's way; zgubił się w plątaninie ulic he got lost in the web of the streets.2. (= stracić orientację w czymś) get mixed up l. confused; zgubić się w szczegółach get bogged down in details.3. (= wzajemnie stracić się z oczu) lose the sight of each other; zgubić się w tłumie get lost in a crowd.4. (= zostać zgubionym) get lost, be mislaid; gdzieś zgubiły się moje okulary my glasses are missing somewhere.5. (= doprowadzić się do klęski) bring about l. engineer one's own destruction; zgubiła się przez swoją zazdrość jealousy caused her own destruction, jealousy lost her.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zgubić
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67 tråd
fibre, strand, thread* * *(en -e) thread;( metaltråd) wire;( til perler; til marionetter) string;( fiber) fibre;( fisks føletråd) barb, barbel;( i glødelampe) filament;(fig) thread;[ holde trådene i sin hånd] be in a key position;[ trække i trådene] pull the strings;[ falde i tråd med] be in keeping with;[ løs på tråden] of easy virtue;[ hun er løs på tråden] she is no better than she should be;(fig) the leitmotif;[ det går som en rød tråd igennem...] it forms the leitmotif of...;( ring mig op) give me a ring (, T: a buzz, a tinkle), ring me up;[ tabe tråden](fig) lose the thread (i of);[ tage tråden op] pick up the thread;[ tage trådene ud af et sår] take the stitches out of a wound; -
68 Faden
Fa·den <-s, Fäden> [ʼfa:dn̩, pl fɛdn̩] mdünner/dicker \Faden fine/coarse threadWENDUNGEN:alle Fäden [fest] in der Hand halten/ behalten to hold/hold on to the reins;alle Fäden laufen in jds Hand zusammen sb pulls all the strings;keinen trockenen \Faden am Leib haben to be soaked to the skin;keinen guten \Faden an jdm/ etw lassen ( fam) to tear sb/sth to pieces [or shreds], to rip into sb/sth;der rote \Faden the central [or recurrent] theme;den \Faden verlieren to lose the thread -
69 hilo
Del verbo hilar: ( conjugate hilar) \ \
hilo es: \ \1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
hiló es: \ \3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativoMultiple Entries: hilar hilo
hilar ( conjugate hilar) verbo intransitivo to spin;◊ hilo fino to split hairsverbo transitivo [ araña] to spin
hilo sustantivo masculino 1 2 (Elec) wire;◊ hilo musical (Esp) piped music3 (de relato, conversación) thread 4 (de sangre, agua) trickle
hilar verbo transitivo & verbo intransitivo
1 (hacer hilo) to spin
2 (relacionar datos) to string together, link Locuciones: hilar fino, to split hairs
hilo sustantivo masculino
1 Cost thread (de perlé, de tejer) yarn (tela de hilo) linen
2 fig (argumento) thread (del pensamiento) train
hilo musical, background music
3 (cable) wire Locuciones: familiar mantener al hilo, to keep posted
pender/colgar de un hilo, to hang by a thread o to be in imminent danger
perder el hilo, to lose the thread ' hilo' also found in these entries: Spanish: carrete - enrollar - estambre - hebra - hilar - pita - alambre - bobina - delgado - devanar - doble - embrollar - filamento - fino - hacer - madeja - nudo English: balance - ball - cord - cotton - dental floss - dribble - floss - length - line - ply - spin - strand - string - tangle - thread - track - train - trickle - wind - yarn - knife - linen - piped music -
70 обрывная нить
потерять нить — to lose the thread of smth.
Авиация и космонавтика. Русско-английский словарь > обрывная нить
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71 sotkeutua
yks.nom. sotkeutua; yks.gen. sotkeudun; yks.part. sotkeutui; yks.ill. sotkeutuisi; mon.gen. sotkeutukoon; mon.part. sotkeutunut; mon.ill. sotkeuduttiinbe involved (verb)become confused (verb)get entangled (verb)get involved (verb)get mixed (verb)get stuck (verb)get tangled (verb)lose the thread (verb)tangle (verb)* * *• get entangled• tangle• stumble• mix with• meddle• lose the thread• intervene• interfere• get tangled• get stuck• get involved• get entangled in• become shabby• become entangled• become confused• be involved in• be entangled• be confused• be caught up• get mixed -
72 der Faden
- {filament} sợi nhỏ, dây nhỏ, tơ, sợi đèn, dây tóc, chỉ nhị - {thread} chỉ, sợi chỉ, sợi dây, dòng, mạch, đường ren, mạch nhỏ - {twist} sự xoắn, sự vặn, sự bện, vòng xoắn, sợi xe, thừng bện, cuộn, gói xoắn hai đầu, sự nhăn nhó, sự méo mó, sự quằn quại, khúc cong, khúc lượn quanh co, sự xoáy, sự trẹo gân, sự sái gân, sự trẹo xương - sự vênh, điệu nhảy tuýt, khuynh hướng, bản tính, sự bóp méo, sự xuyên tạc, rượu pha trộn, sự thèm ăn, sự muốn ăn = der Faden (Botanik) {hypha}+ = der Faden (Erzählung) {clue}+ = der Faden (Chirurgie) {suture}+ = der Faden (Tiefenmaß 1.83m) {fathom}+ = der feine Faden {film}+ = der klebrige Faden {rope}+ = den Faden verlieren {to lose the thread}+ = einen Faden einfädeln {to thread a needle}+ = an einem Faden hängen {to hang by a thread}+ = es hängt an einem Faden {it hangs on by the eyelids}+ = keinen guten Faden an jemandem lassen {to pull someone to pieces}+ = sich wie ein roter Faden hindurchziehen {to run right through}+ -
73 filo interdentale
1) (di lama, rasoio) edgeessere o camminare o trovarsi sul filo del rasoio fig — to be on the razor's edge
2) (di legno) grain3)perdere il filo — (di un discorso) to lose the threaddare del filo da torcere a qn — to create difficulties for sb, make life difficult for sb
fare il filo a qn — (corteggiare) to be after sb, chase sb
4)fila sfpl; le fila di un complotto — the threads of a plot
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74 kalava
(Persian) skein. kalava non bread baked in the shape of a skein, with a hole in the middle. chigal kalava tangle, snarl. so’zning kalavasi chuvaldi to get off the subject, to go off in tangents. kalavaning uchini yo’qot to lose the thread of, to lose track of -
75 perder el hilo
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76 filo interdentale
1) (di lama, rasoio) edgeessere o camminare o trovarsi sul filo del rasoio fig — to be on the razor's edge
2) (di legno) grain3)perdere il filo — (di un discorso) to lose the threaddare del filo da torcere a qn — to create difficulties for sb, make life difficult for sb
fare il filo a qn — (corteggiare) to be after sb, chase sb
4)fila sfpl; le fila di un complotto — the threads of a plot
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77 нить
ж- это проходит красной нитью через всю их политикупотеря́ть нить разгово́ра — to lose the thread of the conversation
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78 терять нить
( чего)lose the thread of smth.Иван Дмитрия вдруг потерял нить мыслей, остановился и досадливо потёр лоб. (А. Чехов, Палата № 6) — Ivan Dmitrich suddenly lost the thread of his thoughts, ceased speaking and rubbed his forehead irritably.
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79 space out
1. phr v растягивать; увеличивать промежутки2. phr v рассрочить3. phr v печатать вразрядку или через три-четыре интервалаspace code — код интервала; код пробела
Синонимический ряд:forget (verb) be forgetful; become distracted; forget; lose the thread; lose track; neglect; omit; overlook; procrastinate -
80 ipin ucunu kaçırmak
to lose control of, to lose the thread of
См. также в других словарях:
lose the thread of something — lose the thread (of (something)) to not be able to understand what someone is saying because you are not giving it all your attention. Jeb wasn t listening at all and lost the thread of what his father was saying … New idioms dictionary
lose the thread of — lose the thread (of (something)) to not be able to understand what someone is saying because you are not giving it all your attention. Jeb wasn t listening at all and lost the thread of what his father was saying … New idioms dictionary
lose the thread — (of (something)) to not be able to understand what someone is saying because you are not giving it all your attention. Jeb wasn t listening at all and lost the thread of what his father was saying … New idioms dictionary
lose the thread — If you lose the thread of a conversation or story, you are unable to follow it. There were so many interruptions during the film that I completely lost the thread … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
lose the thread — 1) to stop concentrating so that you do not understand what someone is saying More than once she lost the thread and had to ask them to speak more slowly. 2) to stop concentrating and forget what you intended to say next … English dictionary
lose the thread — … Useful english dictionary
thread — I n. fiber, cord 1) to make, spin; wind thread 2) coarse; fine; heavy; thin thread 3) cotton; lisle; nylon; polyester; rayon; silk thread 4) a reel (BE), spool (AE) of thread 5) (misc.) to hang by a thread ( to be very uncertain ) theme train of… … Combinatory dictionary
thread — thread1 [ θred ] noun ** ▸ 1 used for sewing ▸ 2 line around screw ▸ 3 long line of something ▸ 4 idea that connects ▸ 5 series of messages ▸ 6 very small amount/level ▸ 7 clothes ▸ + PHRASES 1. ) count or uncount a long thin fiber used for… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
thread — I UK [θred] / US noun Word forms thread : singular thread plural threads ** 1) a) [countable/uncountable] a long thin fibre used for sewing pieces of cloth together or for weaving cotton/silk/nylon thread You need a longer piece of thread. b) a… … English dictionary
thread — 1 noun 1 COTTON/SILK ETC (C, U) a long thin string of cotton, silk etc used to sew or weave cloth: Have you got a needle and thread? 2 IDEAS (singular) the connection between the different parts of an explanation, story etc: a common thread… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
thread — /θrɛd / (say thred) noun 1. a fine cord of flax, cotton, or other fibrous material spun out to considerable length, especially such a cord composed of two or more filaments twisted together. 2. twisted fibres of any kind used for sewing. 3. one… …