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1 volatile
adjective1) (Chem.) flüchtig2) (fig.) (lively) impulsiv; (changeable) unbeständig [Person, Laune]; (likely to erupt) explosiv [Temperament]; brisant [Lage]* * *vola·tile[ˈvɒlətaɪl, AM ˈvɑ:lət̬əl]I. adj2. (explosive) situation explosiv3. CHEM flüchtig\volatile liquid schnell verdampfende Flüssigkeit\volatile matter flüchtiger Bestandteil\volatile in steam wasserdampfflüchtig\volatile organic compound flüchtiger organisch gebundener Stoff\volatile capital unstetes Kapital* * *['vɒlətaɪl]adj2) person (in moods) impulsiv; (in interests) sprunghaft; (PSYCH = unpredictable) sprunghaft; relationship wechselhaft; political situation brisant; (ST EX) unbeständig3) (COMPUT)* * *1. CHEM volatil, flüchtig, verdunstend:volatile oil ätherisches Öl;volatile salt Hirschhornsalz n2. fig vergänglich, flüchtig3. figa) munter, lebhaft, lebendigb) unbeständig, launisch, flatterhaft4. IT flüchtig:volatile storage flüchtiger oder energieabhängiger Speicher* * *adjective1) (Chem.) flüchtig2) (fig.) (lively) impulsiv; (changeable) unbeständig [Person, Laune]; (likely to erupt) explosiv [Temperament]; brisant [Lage]* * *adj.brisant (Situation) adj.flüchtig adj.unbeständig adj. -
2 volatile
[vɔlətail, -til]adjectivehitro hlapljiv, izparljiv; ki se hitro razprši; eteričen; volatilen; bežen, minljiv, začasen; prazen, ničev; živahen, vesel, razposajen; nestanoviten, vihrav, spremenljiv, površen, lahkomiseln; (redko) leteč -
3 volatile
['vɔlətaɪl]прил.1) летящий; летающий, способный летать2) непостоянный, изменчивый; неуловимый, переменныйSyn:3) хим. летучий, быстро испаряющийся -
4 explosive
1. adjective1) explosiv2) (fig.) explosiv; brisant [Thema]2. nounSprengstoff, der* * *[-siv]* * *ex·plo·sive[ɪkˈspləʊsɪv, ekˈ-, AM -ˈsploʊ-]I. adj\explosive force Sprengkraft f\explosive mixture explosives Gemisch\explosive substance Explosivstoff mhighly \explosive hochexplosivan \explosive clap of thunder ein ohrenbetäubender Donnerschlagan \explosive cough ein bellender Hustento have an \explosive temper cholerisch sein, zu Wutausbrüchen neigenII. n* * *[Ik'spləʊzɪv]1. nSprengstoff m2. adj1) (lit) gas, mixture explosiv2) (fig: volatile) situation, issue, problem, mixture explosiv, brisant; argument, reaction heftig; person, temper aufbrausend3) (fig) (= sudden) noise, applause explosionsartig; start explosiv; (= rapid) growth explosionsartig4) (PHON) Verschluss-, explosiv* * *explosive [ıkˈspləʊsıv]A adj (adv explosively)1. explosiv (auch fig Atmosphäre etc), Spreng…:explosive combustion engine Explosions-, Verpuffungsmotor m;explosive effect Sprengwirkung f;explosive problem fig brisantes Problem2. Explosions…3. fig aufbrausend:4. fig sprunghaft ansteigend, sich explosionsartig vermehrendB s1. a) Explosiv-, Sprengstoff mb) pl MIL Munition f und Sprengstoffe pl2. LING Explosiv-, Verschlusslaut m* * *1. adjective1) explosivexplosive device — Sprengkörper, der
2) (fig.) explosiv; brisant [Thema]2. nounSprengstoff, der* * *n.Sprengmittel n.Sprengstoff m.Zündstoff m. -
5 uncertain
adjective1) (not sure)be uncertain [whether...] — sich (Dat.) nicht sicher sein[, ob...]
of uncertain age/origin — unbestimmten Alters/unbestimmter Herkunft
it is still uncertain whether... — es ist noch ungewiss, ob...
it is uncertain who was the inventor — der Erfinder ist nicht [genau] bekannt
3) (unsteady) unsicher [Schritte]4) (changeable) unbeständig [Charakter, Wetter]5) (ambiguous) vage* * *1) ((of a person) not sure; not definitely knowing: I'm uncertain of my future plans; The government is uncertain what is the best thing to do.) ungewiß2) (not definitely known or settled: My plans are still uncertain; The uncertain weather delayed our departure.) unsicher•- academic.ru/93112/uncertainly">uncertainly* * *un·cer·tain[ʌnˈsɜ:tən, AM -ˈsɜ:r-]1. (unsure) unsicherin no \uncertain terms klar und deutlich▪ to be \uncertain whether/when/why/what... nicht sicher sein, ob/wann/warum/was...2. (unpredictable) ungewissthe weather is rather \uncertain at the moment das Wetter ist im Moment ziemlich unbeständigan \uncertain future eine ungewisse Zukunft3. (volatile) unzuverlässig, unstetan \uncertain mood eine angespannte Stimmungan \uncertain temper ein launenhaftes Gemüt* * *[ʌn'sɜːtn]adj1) (= unsure, unsteady) unsicher; light undeutlich, schwachI was uncertain as to what to do — ich war unsicher, was ich tun sollte
to be uncertain whether... — sich (dat) nicht sicher sein, ob...
to be uncertain of or about sth — sich (dat) einer Sache (gen)
he's still uncertain of the contract — er ist noch im Ungewissen über den Vertrag
3) (= unreliable) weather, prices unbeständig; temper unberechenbar; judgement unverlässlich, unzuverlässig4) (= unclear) vagein no uncertain terms — klar und deutlich, unzweideutig
* * *uncertain adj (adv uncertainly)1. unsicher, ungewiss, unbestimmt:2. nicht sicher:4. unzuverlässig (Freund etc)5. unbeständig, veränderlich (Wetter etc), (auch Wesen etc) launenhaft6. unsicher, verwirrt (Blick etc)* * *adjective1) (not sure)be uncertain [whether...] — sich (Dat.) nicht sicher sein[, ob...]
2) (not clear) ungewiss [Ergebnis, Zukunft, Schicksal]of uncertain age/origin — unbestimmten Alters/unbestimmter Herkunft
it is still uncertain whether... — es ist noch ungewiss, ob...
it is uncertain who was the inventor — der Erfinder ist nicht [genau] bekannt
3) (unsteady) unsicher [Schritte]4) (changeable) unbeständig [Charakter, Wetter]5) (ambiguous) vage* * *adj.entketten adj.unsicher adj. -
6 fly
I 1. [flaɪ]1) (of trousers) patta f.2) (of flag) (outer edge) lembo m. estremo; (length) lunghezza f.3) BE stor. (carriage) carrozza f., calesse m.2.1) (of trousers) patta f.sing.2) teatr. soffitta f.sing.II 1. [flaɪ]the pilot flew the plane to... — il pilota portò l'aereo a
2) (transport by air) trasportare (in aereo) [person, supplies]3) (cross by air) attraversare in aereo [ ocean]4) (cover by air) [bird, aircraft] percorrere [ distance]2.1) [bird, insect, aircraft, kite] volare ( from da; to a)to fly over o across sth. sorvolare qcs.; to fly over(head) passare in volo; to fly past the window passare in volo davanti alla finestra; to fly into Gatwick atterrare a Gatwick; there's a mosquito flying around — c'è una zanzara in giro
to fly from Heathrow — decollare o partire da Heathrow
we fly to Boston twice a day — [ airline] ci sono due voli giornalieri per Boston
3) (be propelled) [bullet, sparks, insults] volareto go flying — colloq. [person, object] fare un volo
to send sb. flying — colloq. mandare qcn. a gambe all'aria
to fly into a rage — andare in collera, infuriarsi
4) (hurry)to fly past — passare o superare a tutta velocità
5) (go quickly) (anche fly past, fly by) [time, holidays] volare, passare in fretta6) (flutter, wave) [flag, scarf] sventolare; [ hair] ondeggiare, volare•- fly away- fly in••to fly in the face of — (defy) sfidare [authority, danger]; (contradict) essere in palese contraddizione con [ evidence]
to let fly (with) — scoccare [ arrow]; scaricare [ hail of bullets]; rovesciare [ stream of abuse]
III [flaɪ]to let fly at sb. — scagliarsi contro o attaccare qcn
nome zool. pesc. mosca f.••IV [flaɪ]he wouldn't hurt a fly non farebbe male a una mosca; there are no flies on her — non si fa mettere nel sacco da nessuno
aggettivo colloq.1) (clever) furbo, sveglio2) AE chic* * *I plural - fliesnou)1) (a type of small winged insect.)2) (a fish hook made to look like a fly so that a fish will take it in its mouth: Which fly should I use to catch a trout?)3) ((often in plural) a piece of material with buttons or a zip, especially at the front of trousers.)•II past tense - flew; verb1) (to (make something) go through the air on wings etc or in an aeroplane: The pilot flew (the plane) across the sea.)2) (to run away (from): He flew (the country).)3) ((of time) to pass quickly: The days flew past.)•- flyer- flier
- flying saucer
- flying visit
- frequent flyer/flier
- flyleaf
- flyover
- fly in the face of
- fly into
- fly off the handle
- get off to a flying start
- let fly
- send someone/something flying
- send flying* * *fly (1) /flaɪ/n.2 ( pesca) insetto esca; ( anche) mosca, esca artificiale: fly-casting, lancio dell'esca artificiale; fly-fishing, pesca con la mosca● (bot.) fly agaric ( Amanita muscaria), amanita; ovulo malefico; ovolaccio □ fly-flap, paletta ammazzamosche; scacciamosche □ (fig.) a fly in amber, una mosca bianca; una cosa rara □ (fig.) a fly in the ointment, un piccolo neo (che sciupa tutto) □ fly-net, rete di protezione contro le mosche; paramosche □ (fig.) fly on the wall, osservatore non visto □ (TV) fly-on-the-wall documentary, documentario-verità □ (fig.) fly on the wheel, mosca cocchiera; individuo presuntuoso, tronfio □ (bot.) fly orchid ( Ophrys insectifera), ofride insettifera □ fly paper, carta moschicida □ fly screen, rete contro le mosche ( su una finestra) □ fly spray, spray moschicida □ fly strip, striscia moschicida □ fly swat (o fly swatter), (paletta) scacciamosche □ ( slang USA) fly trap, la bocca □ fly whisk, scacciamosche □ (fig.) to break a fly on the wheel, sprecare le proprie energie per un nonnulla □ He wouldn't harm (o hurt) a fly, non farebbe male a una mosca □ (volg. GB) like a blue-arsed fly, freneticamente; come una mosca impazzita □ like flies, come le mosche; a nugoli; in gran numero: to die (o to drop) like flies, morire come le mosche □ ( slang) There are no flies on him, è furbo; non è certo nato ieri; non si lascia mettere nel sacco.fly (2) /flaɪ/n.1 [u] volo ( solo nelle espress.): on the fly, in volo; al volo: He caught the ball on the fly, prese la palla al volo ( Internet) to burn on the fly, masterizzare ‘on the fly’ (o al volo)4 (al pl.) patta dei pantaloni; bottega (fam.): Your flies are undone, hai la patta (fam. la bottega) aperta5 ► flysheet, def. 18 (stor.) diligenza● (ind.) fly ash, cenere volatile □ (tur.) fly-cruise, crociera con viaggio in aereo fino al porto d'imbarco □ ( rugby) fly-kick, calcio al volo □ fly-line, percorso di volo seguito da un uccello migratore.fly (3) /flaɪ/a.♦ (to) fly /flaɪ/A v. i.1 (di uccello, insetto) volare: to fly away, volare via; to fly about, volare (o svolazzare) qua e là; to fly in [out], volare dentro [fuori]; entrare [uscire]2 ( di aereo) volare; ( di passeggero) volare, andare (in aereo), partire (in aereo), prendere l'aereo: I don't like flying, non mi piace volare (o l'aereo); This time I'm going to fly, questa volta prendo l'aereo; We flew to Athens, siamo andati ad Atene in aereo; The next day I flew to New York, il giorno dopo partii per (o andai a) New York; We flew into [out of] Gatwick at 9pm, siamo arrivati a [siamo partiti o decollati da] Gatwick alle nove di sera; to fly across the Atlantic, attraversare l'Atlantico (in aereo); fare la trasvolata dell'Atlantico; trasvolare l'Atlantico; to fly back, tornare (in aereo)3 (aeron.) pilotare un aereo; fare il pilota4 sventolare; ondeggiare: Flags were flying on every mast, le bandiere sventolavano da ogni albero della nave5 ( di oggetto e fig.) volare: Bullets were flying, volavano le pallottole; DIALOGO → - Talking about children- Doesn't time fly?, il tempo vola, vero?; I saw a wheel fly off the lorry and slammed on the brakes, vidi volar via dal camion una ruota e pigiai sul freno; Accusations started to fly, cominciarono a volare le accuse6 ( di persona) precipitarsi; correre a precipizio; volare: I flew down the stairs, mi precipitai giù per le scale; She flew to meet him, lei gli è volata incontro8 (arc.) fuggire; darsi alla fugaB v. t.2 trasportare, inviare ( in aereo): How many people do you fly a day?, quanti passeggeri trasportate al giorno?; Troops were flown into the region, nella regione sono state inviate truppe (per via aerea)5 far volare (un aquilone, ecc.)6 agitare; sventolare; (naut.) battere ( una bandiera): The ship was flying the Italian flag, la nave batteva bandiera italiana7 fuggire da; abbandonare: The rebels had to fly the country, i ribelli sono dovuti fuggire dal paese● (fam.) to fly the coop, scappare; tagliare la corda (fam.); svignarsela (fam.) □ (fig.) to fly the flag, portare alta la bandiera; sbandierare il proprio patriottismo □ (fig.) to fly high, mirare in alto, essere ambizioso; ( anche) fare carriera, avere successo; ( slang USA) essere sotto l'effetto della droga □ to fly in the face of, essere in aperta contraddizione con; andare contro ( la logica, ecc.); sfidare □ to fly into a panic, farsi prendere dal panico □ to fly into a rage (o a passion, a temper), infuriarsi; andare su tutte le furie □ (fig.) to fly a kite, tastare il polso alla pubblica opinione; lanciare un ballon d'essai □ (fam. USA) Go fly a kite!, vattene!; levati di torno! □ (fam.) to fly off the handle, andare su tutte le furie; uscire dai gangheri; perdere le staffe □ ( di finestra, ecc.) to fly open, spalancarsi □ to fly past, sfrecciare davanti a q. □ to fly to arms, correre alle armi □ (fig.) to make the feathers (o the dust) fly, mettere confusione; seminare zizzania; far scoppiare una lite □ to send sb. flying, mandare q. a gambe all'aria; far volare q. □ to send things flying, buttare tutto all'aria □ (fig.) The bird has flown, il prigioniero ha preso il volo.* * *I 1. [flaɪ]1) (of trousers) patta f.2) (of flag) (outer edge) lembo m. estremo; (length) lunghezza f.3) BE stor. (carriage) carrozza f., calesse m.2.1) (of trousers) patta f.sing.2) teatr. soffitta f.sing.II 1. [flaɪ]the pilot flew the plane to... — il pilota portò l'aereo a
2) (transport by air) trasportare (in aereo) [person, supplies]3) (cross by air) attraversare in aereo [ ocean]4) (cover by air) [bird, aircraft] percorrere [ distance]2.1) [bird, insect, aircraft, kite] volare ( from da; to a)to fly over o across sth. sorvolare qcs.; to fly over(head) passare in volo; to fly past the window passare in volo davanti alla finestra; to fly into Gatwick atterrare a Gatwick; there's a mosquito flying around — c'è una zanzara in giro
to fly from Heathrow — decollare o partire da Heathrow
we fly to Boston twice a day — [ airline] ci sono due voli giornalieri per Boston
3) (be propelled) [bullet, sparks, insults] volareto go flying — colloq. [person, object] fare un volo
to send sb. flying — colloq. mandare qcn. a gambe all'aria
to fly into a rage — andare in collera, infuriarsi
4) (hurry)to fly past — passare o superare a tutta velocità
5) (go quickly) (anche fly past, fly by) [time, holidays] volare, passare in fretta6) (flutter, wave) [flag, scarf] sventolare; [ hair] ondeggiare, volare•- fly away- fly in••to fly in the face of — (defy) sfidare [authority, danger]; (contradict) essere in palese contraddizione con [ evidence]
to let fly (with) — scoccare [ arrow]; scaricare [ hail of bullets]; rovesciare [ stream of abuse]
III [flaɪ]to let fly at sb. — scagliarsi contro o attaccare qcn
nome zool. pesc. mosca f.••IV [flaɪ]he wouldn't hurt a fly non farebbe male a una mosca; there are no flies on her — non si fa mettere nel sacco da nessuno
aggettivo colloq.1) (clever) furbo, sveglio2) AE chic -
7 explosive
\explosive force Sprengkraft f;\explosive mixture explosives Gemisch;\explosive substance Explosivstoff m;highly \explosive hochexplosiv;an \explosive clap of thunder ein ohrenbetäubender Donnerschlag;an \explosive cough ein bellender Husten;to have an \explosive temper cholerisch sein, zu Wutausbrüchen neigen n -
8 uncertain
1) ( unsure) unsicher;in no \uncertain terms klar und deutlich;2) ( unpredictable) ungewiss;the weather is rather \uncertain at the moment das Wetter ist im Moment ziemlich unbeständig;an \uncertain future eine ungewisse Zukunft3) ( volatile) unzuverlässig, unstet;an \uncertain mood eine angespannte Stimmung;an \uncertain temper ein launenhaftes Gemüt -
9 explosive
1. n взрывчатое вещество2. n фон. взрывной согласный3. a взрывчатый; взрывной4. a разрывной5. a бурный, быстрый; подобный взрыву6. a вспыльчивый, несдержанный7. a горн. стреляющий8. a фон. взрывной; эксплозивный9. a спец. скачкообразный10. a тех. созданный управляемым взрывомСинонимический ряд:1. dangerous (adj.) dangerous; shaky; tense; touchy2. eruptive (adj.) eruptive; fulminating; volatile3. flammable (adj.) burnable; combustible; flammable; ignitable; incendiary; inflammable4. bomb (noun) bomb; dynamite; gunpowder; nitroglycerine; tntАнтонимический ряд:safe; stable -
10 inflammable
1. n горючее вещество2. a огнеопасный, легко воспламеняющийся; горючий3. a вспыльчивый, легковозбудимыйСинонимический ряд:1. choleric (adj.) choleric; excitable; high strung; impetuous2. combustible (adj.) burnable; combustible; explosive; flammable; hazardous; ignitable; incendiary; liable to burn; volatileАнтонимический ряд:impassive; nonflammable -
11 mercurial
1. n фарм. ртутный препарат2. a ртутныйmercurial sulphide — сернистая ртуть, киноварь
3. a живой, подвижный; деятельный4. a непостоянный, переменчивый5. a сообразительныйСинонимический ряд:1. agile (adj.) active; agile; alert; brisk; fast; lissome; lively; sharp2. immediate (adj.) immediate; instantaneous; sudden3. inconstant (adj.) capricious; changeable; erratic; fickle; flighty; fluctuating; freakish; inconsistent; inconstant; lubricious; temperamental; ticklish; uncertain; undecided; unpredictable; unstable; unsteady; variable; volatile; whimsicalАнтонимический ряд:constant; fixed; gradual; immutable; invariable; saturnine -
12 fiery
fiery ['faɪərɪ]∎ a fiery red colour une couleur rouge feu;∎ fiery red hair cheveux mpl d'un roux flamboyant∎ fiery temper tempérament m fougueux ou emporté►► American the fiery cross la croix en flammes (symbole du Ku Klux Klan)
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Volatile — Vol a*tile, a. [F. volatil, L. volatilis, fr. volare to fly, perhaps akin to velox swift, E. velocity. Cf. {Volley}.] 1. Passing through the air on wings, or by the buoyant force of the atmosphere; flying; having the power to fly. [Obs.] [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Volatile alkali — Volatile Vol a*tile, a. [F. volatil, L. volatilis, fr. volare to fly, perhaps akin to velox swift, E. velocity. Cf. {Volley}.] 1. Passing through the air on wings, or by the buoyant force of the atmosphere; flying; having the power to fly. [Obs.] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Volatile liniment — Volatile Vol a*tile, a. [F. volatil, L. volatilis, fr. volare to fly, perhaps akin to velox swift, E. velocity. Cf. {Volley}.] 1. Passing through the air on wings, or by the buoyant force of the atmosphere; flying; having the power to fly. [Obs.] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Volatile oils — Volatile Vol a*tile, a. [F. volatil, L. volatilis, fr. volare to fly, perhaps akin to velox swift, E. velocity. Cf. {Volley}.] 1. Passing through the air on wings, or by the buoyant force of the atmosphere; flying; having the power to fly. [Obs.] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
volatile — 01. The situation in the region is [volatile], and the military has been put on full alert. 02. The airplanes that crashed into the World Trade Center in New York were carrying tanks filled with highly [volatile] jet fuel, which caused the huge… … Grammatical examples in English
volatile — [[t]vɒ̱lətaɪl, AM t(ə)l[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED A situation that is volatile is likely to change suddenly and unexpectedly. There have been riots before and the situation is volatile... The international oil markets have been highly volatile since the … English dictionary
volatile — I. adjective Etymology: French, from Latin volatilis, from volare to fly Date: 1605 1. readily vaporizable at a relatively low temperature 2. flying or having the power to fly 3. a. lighthearted, lively b. easily aroused < volatile suspici … New Collegiate Dictionary
temper — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun 1 tendency to become angry easily ADJECTIVE ▪ bad, explosive, fierce, fiery, hot, nasty, terrible, violent, volatile … Collocations dictionary
volatile — vol•a•tile [[t]ˈvɒl ə tl, tɪl[/t]] esp. brit. [[t] ˌtaɪl[/t]] adj. 1) chem. evaporating rapidly; passing off readily in the form of vapor: Acetone is a volatile solvent[/ex] 2) tending or threatening to break out into open violence; explosive: a… … From formal English to slang
volatile — adj. VERBS ▪ be ▪ become ▪ remain ADVERB ▪ extremely, fairly, very, etc … Collocations dictionary
vol´a|tile|ness — vol|a|tile «VOL uh tuhl», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. evaporating rapidly at ordinary temperatures; changing into vapor easily: »Gasoline is volatile. 2. Figurative. changing rapidly from one mood or interest to another; fickle; frivolous: »He has… … Useful english dictionary
