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21 spark off
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27 to spark off
1 (conflict, riot, etc) hacer estallar, provocar, desencadenar, desatar; (interest) despertar, suscitar -
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déclencher; provoquer; susciter; soulever; produireEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to spark off
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31 to spark off a heated controversy
Pol. déclencher une vive polémiqueEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to spark off a heated controversy
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32 between spark off-time
время между разрядами (напр. в электроэрозионном станке)Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению > between spark off-time
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33 to spark off a political row
English-russian dctionary of diplomacy > to spark off a political row
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34 between spark off-time
время между разрядами (напр. в электроэрозионном станке)Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению > between spark off-time
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♦ spark (1) /spɑ:k/n.1 scintilla ( anche fig.); favilla: an electric spark, una scintilla elettrica; the spark of genius, la scintilla del genio2 (fig.) barlume; traccia; sprazzo; (un) po': Not a spark of life remained in her, non v'era più traccia di vita in lei; if you had a spark of intelligence in you, se ci fosse un barlume d'intelligenza in te● (mecc.) spark arrester, parascintille □ (elettr., autom.) spark coil, bobina d'accensione; rocchetto d'induzione □ (elettr.) spark gap, spinterometro □ (mecc.) spark knock, detonazione normale ( di motore) □ (autom., elettr.) spark lead, anticipo dell'accensione □ (fig.) spark out, svenuto, senza conoscenza; ( anche) che dorme della grossa □ (autom., elettr.; USA) spark plug, candela (d'accensione) (cfr. ingl. sparking plug, sotto plug, def. 4) □ (mecc.) to advance [to retard] the spark, anticipare [ritardare] l'accensione □ not a spark, neanche un po'; neppure un pizzico □ (fig.) to strike sparks off each other, stimolarsi a vicenda □ Whenever the two teams meet, sparks fly, ogni volta che le due squadre si affrontano, sono scintille.spark (2) /spɑ:k/n.1 elegantone; damerino; tipo alla moda2 (arc.) corteggiatore; innamorato(to) spark (1) /spɑ:k/A v. i.B v. t.1 incitare; stimolare; infiammare● to spark off, accendere, dar fuoco a; (fig.) scatenare; provocare; far esplodere ( tumulti, ecc.) □ ( slang USA) to spark up, accendere ( una sigaretta, uno spinello).(to) spark (2) /spɑ:k/ ( raro)A v. i.B v. t.corteggiare; far la corte a. -
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spark [spɑ:k](a) (produce sparks → gen) jeter des étincelles3 noun(a) (from flame, electricity) étincelle f;∎ figurative whenever they meet the sparks fly chaque fois qu'ils se rencontrent, ça fait des étincelles;∎ they strike sparks off each other ils se stimulent mutuellement∎ she hasn't a spark of common sense elle n'a pas le moindre bon sens;∎ his eyes retained a spark of life il restait une lueur de vie dans ses yeuxBritish familiar (electrician) électricien-(enne)□ mf; familiar old-fashioned Nautical & Aviation (radio operator) radio□ m►► Physics spark chamber chambre f à étincelles;Electricity spark coil bobine f d'allumage;Cars spark gap écartement m des électrodes;Cars spark plug bougie f;spark plug spanner clé f à bougie(trigger → interest, argument) susciter, provoquer;∎ the incident was the catalyst that sparked the revolution c'est l'incident qui a déclenché la révolution;∎ the news sparked off an intense debate la nouvelle déclencha un débat animé -
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A n2 fig ( hint) ( of originality) éclair m ; ( of enthusiasm) étincelle f ; ( of intelligence) lueur f ; the spark of interest/mischief in her eyes la lueur d'intérêt/de malice dans ses yeux ; the spark has gone out of their relationship leur relation a perdu tout son piment.C vi [fire] jeter des étincelles ; [wire, switch] faire des étincelles.sparks will fly! ça va faire des étincelles!■ spark off:▶ spark off [sth] susciter [interest, anger, fear] ; provoquer [controversy, speculation, reaction, panic] ; être à l'origine de [friendship, affair] ; déclencher [war, riot] ; entraîner [growth, change] ; lancer [movement]. -
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spark [spα:k]1. noun• to make the sparks fly ( = start a row) mettre le feu aux poudres ; ( = fight) se bagarrer un bon coup (inf)4. compounds* * *[spɑːk] 1.1) gen, Electricity étincelle f2.transitive verb = spark off3.intransitive verb [fire] jeter des étincelles; [wire, switch] faire des étincellesPhrasal Verbs: -
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Ⅰspark [spɑ:k]1. n1) и́скра2) вспы́шка, про́блеск;he showed not a spark of interest он не вы́казал ни мале́йшего интере́са
3) pl разг. ради́ст4) attr.:spark guard амер. ками́нная решётка
◊the vital spark жизнь
;to strike sparks out of smb. заста́вить кого́-л. бле́снуть (чем-л.; особ. в разговоре)
2. v1) и́скри́ться2) зажига́ть и́скрой3) искри́ть, дава́ть и́скры; вспы́хивать4) зажига́ть, воодушевля́ть, побужда́ть (тж. spark off)Ⅱspark [spɑ:k]1. n1) щёголь;a gay young spark молодо́й франт
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1. noun1) Funke, dera spark of generosity/decency — (fig.) ein Funke[n] Großzügigkeit/Anstand
3)2. transitive verba bright spark — (clever person; also iron.) ein schlauer Kopf
see academic.ru/111534/spark_off">spark offPhrasal Verbs:* * *1. noun1) (a tiny red-hot piece thrown off by something burning, or when two very hard (eg metal) surfaces are struck together: Sparks were being thrown into the air from the burning building.) der Funke2) (an electric current jumping across a gap: a spark from a faulty light-socket.) der Funke3) (a trace (eg of life, humour): a spark of enthusiasm.) der Funke2. verb1) (to give off sparks.) Funken sprühen2) ((often with off) to start (a row, disagreement etc): Their action sparked off a major row.) auslösen* * *[spɑ:k, AM spɑ:rk]I. nthere was a \spark of decency in them sie besaßen einen Rest von Anstanda \spark of hope ein Fünkchen nt Hoffnunga \spark of inspiration ein Hauch m an Inspirationa \spark of sympathy eine Spur [von] Mitgefühlnot a \spark of vitality nicht die geringste Spur von Lebendigkeit6.▶ when the \sparks fly wenn die Funken fliegenII. vt▪ to \spark sth etw entfachen a. figto \spark interest Interesse weckento \spark an outrage Empörung hervorrufento \spark problems Probleme verursachento \spark a protest einen Protest auslösen2. (provide stimulus)to \spark sb into action jdn zum Handeln bewegenIII. vi Funken sprühen* * *[spAːk]1. nnot a spark of life —
a spark of interest — ein Fünkchen or Funke(n) Interesse
a few sparks of wit toward(s) the end of the speech — ein paar geistreiche Bemerkungen am Ende der Rede
a bright spark (iro) — ein Intelligenzbolzen m (iro); (clumsy) ein Tollpatsch m
2. vtentzünden; explosion verursachen; (fig) auslösen; quarrel entfachen; interest, enthusiasm weckento spark a fire — ein Feuer entzünden or entfachen; (by accident) ein Feuer auslösen or verursachen
3. viFunken sprühen; (ELEC) zünden* * *spark1 [spɑː(r)k]A s2. fig Funke(n) m, Spur f (of [von] Intelligenz, Leben etc):spark of hope Hoffnungsfunke4. ELEKa) (elektrischer) Funkeb) Entladung fc) (Licht)Bogen m5. AUTO (Zünd)Funke m:advance (retard) the spark die Zündung vorstellen (zurückstellen)6. RADIOB v/i1. Funken sprühen2. funkeln3. TECH zündenspark2 [spɑː(r)k]A s1. flotter (junger) MannB v/t jemandem den Hof machen* * *1. noun1) Funke, derthe sparks [begin to] fly — (fig.) es funkt (ugs.)
a spark of generosity/decency — (fig.) ein Funke[n] Großzügigkeit/Anstand
3)2. transitive verba bright spark — (clever person; also iron.) ein schlauer Kopf
Phrasal Verbs:* * *n.Funke -n m.
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