work+handler

1) Hund, der

2) (male dog) Rüde, der

3) (despicable person; coll.): (fellow) Hund, der (derb)

- gg- verfolgen; (fig.) heimsuchen; verfolgen

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[dɒg, AM dɑ:g]

I. n

1. (canine) Hund m

good \dog! braver Hund!

breed of \dog Hunderasse f, Hundezüchtung f

bird \dog Hühnerhund m

hunting \dog Jagdhund m

police \dog handler Polizeihundführer(in) m(f)

to breed/keep \dogs Hunde züchten/halten

to walk the \dog den Hund ausführen

2. pl ( fam: dog races)

▪ the \dogs das Hunderennen

3. ( pej: nasty man) Hund m

the [dirty] \dog! der [gemeine] Hund! fam; (ugly woman) Vogelscheuche f pej, Schreckschraube f pej

4. (catch) Klammer f

5. (sl: failure) Flop m, Pleite f

these tiny computers were \dogs diese winzigen Computer waren ein Flop

6. BRIT (sl: mess)

\dog's dinner Schweinerei f, Pfusch m

▶ a \dog's breakfast BRIT ( fam) Pfusch m fam, Schlamperei f fam

to make a \dog's breakfast of sth etw verpfuschen

▶ you can't teach an old \dog new tricks der Mensch ist ein Gewohnheitstier

▶ every \dog has its day ( prov) auch ein blindes Huhn findet mal ein Korn fam

▶ to be done [or dressed] [or got] up like a \dog's dinner BRIT ( fam) wie ein Papagei angezogen sein

▶ \dog eat \dog jeder gegen jeden

▶ to fight like cat and \dog unerbittlich kämpfen

▶ to give a \dog a bad name [and hang him] wer einmal lügt, dem glaubt man nicht [auch wenn er mal die Wahrheit spricht]

▶ to go to the \dogs vor die Hunde gehen fam

▶ to not have a \dog's chance [with sb] ( fam) nicht die geringste Chance [bei jdm] haben

▶ why keep a \dog and bark yourself? ( prov) warum etwas selbst machen, wenn man jdn hat, der dafür bezahlt wird?

▶ let sleeping \dogs lie man soll keine schlafenden Hunde wecken

▶ a \dog's life ein Hundeleben fam

to lead a \dog's life ein erbärmliches Leben führen

▶ like a \dog wie ein Hund

▶ [the] lucky \dog [der] Glückspilz fam

▶ a \dog in the manger ein Neidhammel pej sl

▶ to put on the \dog AM, AUS ( fam) sich akk aufspielen

▶ to turn \dog on sb AUS ( fam) jdn verpfeifen

II. n modifier Hunde-

\dog food Hundefutter nt

\dog hairs Hundehaare pl

III. vt

▪ to \dog sb/sth

1. (follow) jdn/etw ständig verfolgen

to \dog sb's every step jdm auf Schritt und Tritt folgen

to \dog sb with questions jdn mit Fragen verfolgen

2. (beset) jdn/etw begleiten

technical problems \dogged our trip from the outset auf unserer Reise hatten wir von Anfang an ständig technische Probleme

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1. n

1) Hund m

2)

3) (= male fox, wolf) Rüde m

4) (inf

5) (TECH: clamp) Klammer f

6) (US inf = failure) Pleite f (inf)

7) (inf) (= unattractive woman) Schreckschraube f (inf); (= tart) Schlampe f (inf), Flittchen nt (inf); (= unfaithful man) Schwein nt (inf)

2. vt

1)

2) (= harass) verfolgen

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dog [dɒɡ]

A s

1. ZOOL Hund m

2. ZOOL Rüde m (männlicher Hund, Wolf, Fuchs etc)

3. pej Hund m, Schuft m:

dirty dog gemeiner Schuft, Mistkerl m

4. umg Kerl m:

lazy dog fauler Hund;

lucky dog Glückspilz m;

sly dog schlauer Fuchs

5. Greater (Lesser) Dog ASTRON Großer (Kleiner) Hund

6. Dog → Dog Star

7. Bergbau: Hund m, Förderwagen m

8. TECH eine Befestigungsvorrichtung, besonders

a) (Bau-, Gerüst)Klammer f

b) Klaue f, Knagge f

c) Anschlag m

d) Mitnehmer m, Nase f

9. → firedog

10. → fogdog, sundog

11. umg für hot dog A

12. the dogs pl Br umg das Windhundrennen

13. pl sl Quanten pl (Füße)

14. THEAT etc US sl Flop m, Durchfall m

B v/t

1. jemanden beharrlich verfolgen, jemandem nachspüren:

a) jemandem hart auf den Fersen bleiben,

b) fig jemanden verfolgen (Pech etc), jemandem treu bleiben (Glück etc)

2. fig verfolgen:

be dogged by bad luck von oder vom Pech verfolgt sein

3. (wie) mit Hunden hetzen

4. TECH mit einer Klammer befestigenBesondere Redewendungen: dog in the manger jemand, der anderen etwas missgönnt, womit er selbst gar nichts anfangen kann;

the dogs of war die Kriegsfurien;

not a dog’s chance umg nicht die geringste Chance oder Aussicht;

not in a dog’s age umg seit einer Ewigkeit nicht;

go to the dogs vor die Hunde gehen, zugrunde gehen;

give ( oder throw) to the dogs

a) den Hunden vorwerfen,

b) fig opfern,

c) wegwerfen dog’s dinner ( oder breakfast) umg

a) Pfusch(arbeit) m(f),

b) heilloses Durcheinander make a dog’s dinner ( oder breakfast) of umg

a) etwas verpfuschen,

b) für ein heilloses Durcheinander sorgen in (dat) be dressed ( oder done) up like a dog’s dinner ( oder breakfast) umg aufgetakelt sein wie eine Fregatte;

lead a dog’s life ein Hundeleben führen;

lead sb a dog’s life jemandem das Leben zur Hölle machen;

help a lame dog over a stile jemandem in der Not beistehen;

put on the dog bes US umg angeben;

let sleeping dogs lie fig

a) schlafende Hunde soll man nicht wecken, lass die Finger davon,

b) lass den Hund begraben sein, rühr nicht alte Geschichten auf it was (a case of) dog eat dog

a) es war ein Kampf jeder gegen jeden,

b) jeder dachte nur an sich selbst dog does not eat dog (Sprichwort) eine Krähe hackt der anderen kein Auge aus;

love me, love my dog man muss mich so nehmen, wie ich bin;

he was (as) sick as a dog umg

a) er kotzte wie ein Reiher,

b) er war völlig down (as) tired as a dog umg hundemüde; → day 7, hair Bes Redew, name Bes Redew, teach A 4, word Bes Redew

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1) Hund, der

2) (male dog) Rüde, der

3) (despicable person; coll.): (fellow) Hund, der (derb)

- gg- verfolgen; (fig.) heimsuchen; verfolgen

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Hund -e m.

Köter -- m.

1) (part held) [Hand]griff, der; (of bag etc.) [Trag]griff, der; (of knife, chisel) Heft, das; Griff, der; (of axe, brush, comb, broom, saucepan) Stiel, der; (of handbag) Bügel, der; (of door) Klinke, die; (of bucket, watering can, cup, jug) Henkel, der; (of pump) Schwengel, der

2) (coll.): (title) Titel, der

1) (touch, feel) anfassen

2) (deal with) umgehen mit [Person, Tier, Situation]; führen [Verhandlung]; erledigen [Korrespondenz, Telefonat usw.]; (cope with) fertigwerden od. zurechtkommen mit [Person, Tier, Situation]

3) (control) handhaben [Fahrzeug, Flugzeug]

4) (process, transport) umschlagen [Fracht]

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1) (to touch or hold with the hand: Please wash your hands before handling food.) anfassen

2) (to control, manage or deal with: He'll never make a good teacher - he doesn't know how to handle children.) umgehen mit

3) (to buy or sell; to deal in: I'm afraid we do not handle such goods in this shop.) handeln mit

4) (to treat in a particular way: Never handle animals roughly.) behandeln

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I. n

1. (handgrip) Griff m; of a pot, basket Henkel m; of a door Klinke f, Schnalle f ÖSTERR; of a handbag Bügel m; of a broom, comb Stiel m; of a pump Schwengel m

to turn a [door] \handle eine [Tür]klinke hinunterdrücken

2. ( fig: pretext) Vorwand m

to serve as a \handle for sth als Vorwand für etw akk dienen

3. ( fam: title) [Adels]titel m; (posh name) hochtrabender Name pej; (nickname) Beiname m

he is knighted and has a \handle to his name er ist zum Ritter geschlagen worden und trägt [o hat] einen [Adels]titel

his meanness earned him a \handle to his name sein Geiz brachte ihm einen Beinamen ein

4. AM (on CB radio) Code m

5. COMPUT (in programming) Dateinummer f, Handle m fachspr

6. COMPUT (in a GUI) Anfasser m fachspr

▶ to fly off the \handle ( fam) hochgehen fig fam

▶ to get a \handle on sth (get under control) etw in den Griff bekommen; (gain understanding of) einen Zugang zu etw dat finden

II. vt

1. (feel, grasp)

▪ to \handle sth etw anfassen

“\handle with care” „Vorsicht, zerbrechlich!“

“\handle with care, glass!” „Vorsicht, Glas!“

2. (move, transport)

▪ to \handle sth etw befördern [o transportieren

▪ to \handle sth (work on, process) etw bearbeiten; (be in charge of) für etw akk zuständig sein

to \handle sb's affairs sich um jds Angelegenheiten kümmern

to \handle sb's business jds Geschäfte führen

to \handle luggage Gepäck abfertigen

▪ to \handle sth (manage) etw bewältigen; (sort out) etw regeln

can you \handle it alone? schaffst du das alleine?

I'll \handle this ich mach das schon

to \handle a problem (cope with) mit einem Problem fertigwerden; (sort out) ein Problem regeln

5. (treat, deal with) mit etw umgehen

▪ to \handle sb mit jdm umgehen

he was \handled with great tact er wurde sehr taktvoll behandelt

I find it hard to \handle this subject ich kann nur sehr schwer mit diesem Thema umgehen

I just didn't know how to \handle the situation ich wusste einfach nicht, wie ich mich in dieser Situation verhalten sollte [o wie ich mit der Situation umgehen sollte]

I find him hard to \handle ich komme nur schwer mit ihm zurecht

6. (discuss, write about)

▪ to \handle sth etw behandeln, sich akk mit etw dat befassen

this writer \handles the subject of pornography very sensitively dieser Autor geht sehr behutsam mit dem Thema Pornografie um

▪ to \handle sth (use) mit etw dat umgehen; (operate) etw handhaben

have you ever \handled a gun before? hattest du jemals eine Pistole in der Hand?

to \handle a machine eine Maschine bedienen

to \handle a car/motorbike safely sicher Auto/Motorrad fahren, ein Fahrzeug fahren

to be able to \handle sth mit etw dat umgehen können

8. esp BRIT (buy and sell)

▪ to \handle sth mit etw dat handeln

we only \handle cosmetics which have not been tested on animals wir führen nur Kosmetik[artikel] ohne Tierversuche [o tierversuchsfreie Kosmetik

III. vi + adv sich handhaben lassen

this car \handles really well dieser Wagen fährt sich wirklich gut

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1. n

1) Griff m; (of door) Klinke f, Griff m; (esp of broom, saucepan) Stiel m; (esp of basket, bucket, casserole, cup, jug etc) Henkel m; (of handbag) Griff m, Bügel m; (of pump) Schwengel m; (of car = starting handle) (Anlass- or Start)kurbel f

2) (fig: pretext) Handhabe f

3) (inf) Titel m

2. vt

1) (= touch, use hands on) anfassen, berühren; (FTBL) ball mit der Hand berühren

2) (= deal with) person, animal, plant, tool, weapon, machine, words, numbers, money etc umgehen mit; economy handhaben; legal or financial matters erledigen; legal case handhaben, bearbeiten; applicant, matter, problem sich befassen mit; material for essay etc bearbeiten, verarbeiten; (= tackle) problem, interview etc anfassen, anpacken; (= succeed in coping with) child, drunk, situation, problem, emergency fertig werden mit; (= resolve) matter erledigen; (= control) vehicle, plane, ship steuern

3) (COMM) types of goods, items handeln mit or in (+dat); orders bearbeiten; prescriptions ausführen; shares, securities handeln; financial affairs besorgen

3. vi

4. vr

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handle [ˈhændl]

A s

1. a) (Hand)Griff m

b) Stiel m, Heft n

c) Henkel m (am Topf etc)

d) Klinke f, Drücker m (einer Tür)

e) Kurbel f

f) Schwengel m (einer Pumpe):

handle of the face hum Nase f;

handle to sb’s name umg Titel m;

fly off the handle umg hochgehen, aufbrausen, wütend werden

2. fig Handhabe f ( against gegen), Angriffspunkt m, -fläche f:

give sb a handle jemandem eine Angriffsfläche bieten

3. fig Vorwand m:

serve as a handle als Vorwand dienen

4. get (to have) a handle on sth US fig etwas in den Griff bekommen (im Griff haben)

B v/t

1. berühren, befühlen, anfassen, in Berührung kommen mit:

handle the ball (Fußball) ein Handspiel begehen

2. Werkzeuge etc handhaben, (geschickt) gebrauchen, hantieren oder umgehen mit, eine Maschine bedienen:

handle with care behutsam umgehen mit

3. a) ein Thema etc behandeln, eine Sache auch handhaben

b) etwas erledigen, durchführen, abwickeln

c) mit etwas oder jemandem fertig werden, etwas deichseln umg:

I can handle it (him) damit (mit ihm) werde ich fertig

4. jemanden behandeln, umgehen mit, anfassen: → kid glove

5. Tiere

a) betreuen

b) dressieren oder abrichten (u. vorführen)

6. a) einen Boxer trainieren

b) einen Boxer betreuen, sekundieren (dat)

7. sich beschäftigen mit

8. Güter befördern, weiterleiten

9. WIRTSCH Handel treiben mit, handeln mit

C v/i

1. sich leicht etc handhaben lassen:

the car handles well on bends der Wagen liegt gut in der Kurve

2. sich weich etc anfühlen

3. “Glass - handle with care!” „Vorsicht, Glas!“

4. Fußball: ein Handspiel begehen

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1) (part held) [Hand]griff, der; (of bag etc.) [Trag]griff, der; (of knife, chisel) Heft, das; Griff, der; (of axe, brush, comb, broom, saucepan) Stiel, der; (of handbag) Bügel, der; (of door) Klinke, die; (of bucket, watering can, cup, jug) Henkel, der; (of pump) Schwengel, der

2) (coll.): (title) Titel, der

1) (touch, feel) anfassen

2) (deal with) umgehen mit [Person, Tier, Situation]; führen [Verhandlung]; erledigen [Korrespondenz, Telefonat usw.]; (cope with) fertigwerden od. zurechtkommen mit [Person, Tier, Situation]

3) (control) handhaben [Fahrzeug, Flugzeug]

4) (process, transport) umschlagen [Fracht]

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Griff -e m.

Henkel - m.

Klinke -n f.

Stiel -e m. v.

anfassen v.

bedienen v.

behandeln v.

handhaben v.

verarbeiten v.

adj. \/kənˈsɜːnd\/

1) bekymret, engstelig, urolig, foruroliget

2) interessert, engasjert

3) beskjeftiget, involvert, innblandet, delaktig

• I'm not concerned to do it

4) berørt

all concerned alle parter, alle de berørte parter

as far as I am concerned for min del, hva meg angår, gjerne for meg

be concerned in ha del i, ha (noe) med å gjøre

be concerned with ha noe å gjøre med handle om

• the story is concerned with conditions in the slum ghettos

• where work is concerned, I always try to do my best

the parties concerned de berørte parter

1) (having great weight; difficult to lift or carry: a heavy parcel.) tung, solid, massiv

2) (having a particular weight: I wonder how heavy our little baby is.) tung

3) (of very great amount, force etc: heavy rain; a heavy blow; The ship capsized in the heavy seas; heavy taxes.) kraftig, tung, solid

4) (doing something to a great extent: He's a heavy smoker/drinker.) stor-

5) (dark and dull; looking or feeling stormy: a heavy sky/atmosphere.) (storm)tung

6) (difficult to read, do, understand etc: Books on philosophy are too heavy for me.) tung, vanskelig, trettende

7) ((of food) hard to digest: rather heavy pastry.) tung(tfordøyelig)

8) (noisy and clumsy: heavy footsteps.) tung, grov, klosset

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- heavily

alvorlig

tung

subst. \/ˈhevɪ\/

1) ( teater) skurkerolle

2) ( hverdagslig for heavyweight) tungvekt

heavies ( militærvesen) tungt artilleri, tungt kavaleri

the heavies ( slang) utrykningspolitiet storavisene

adj. \/ˈhevɪ\/

1) tung, grov, massiv, solid

• a heavy burden

• heavy industry

• heavy responsibility

• heavy water

• heavy drugs

• heavy features

• a heavy wall

2) ( om tøystoff) tykk, kraftig

3) ( militærvesen) tung, tungt (be)væpnet

• a heavy bomber

• heavy weapons

4) stor, vanskelig, høy, omfattende

• heavy expences

• a heavy loss\/defeat

• heavy taxes

• a heavy building programme

• heavy demand

5) sterk, voldsom, kraftig, tett

• a heavy blow\/storm

• open heavy fire

• heavy snowfall

6) bratt, dyp, dyp og kraftig, solid

• a heavy rise

• a heavy sigh

• heavy silence

• a heavy sound\/voice

• a heavy meal

7) ladet, tynget ned av, fylt, mettet

8) (hverdagslig, også heavy with child) gravid

9) ( om vin) tung

10) ( om mat) mektig, tungt fordøyelig

11) tung, ufremkommelig

• heavy soil

• a heavy track

• a heavy road

• heavy ground

12) tung, klumpet, klosset, treg, tungfør

• a heavy building

• heavy handwriting

• a heavy gait

13) ( handel) flau

14) ( spesielt teater) alvorlig, verdig

• play the heavy father

15) kjedelig, ensformig, tungt fordøyelig, vanskelig tilgjengelig

• a heavy book\/play\/poem

• heavy stuff

• a heavy writer

16) tung, mørk, dyster

• a heavy sky

• heavy clouds

17) streng, hard, tung

• heavy punishment

18) besværlig, tung, vanskelig

• heavy work

19) tung, nedtrykt, bedrøvet, sørgmodig, sørgelig, nedslående

• with a heavy heart

• heavy tidings (news)

20) søvnig, døsig, sløv, tung (i hodet)

21) ( slang) strevsom, langtekkelig, kjedelig

22) ( slang) tøff, heftig

be too heavy on somebody ( hverdagslig) være for streng mot noen

a heavy buyer person som handler mye, storhandler

a heavy crop en god avling

a heavy dose en kraftig dose

a heavy drinker en som drikker tett, en som har alkoholproblemer

a heavy eater en storeter

a heavy fine en høy bot

heavy guns eller heavy artillery tungt artilleri, grovt artilleri

a heavy loser person som taper mye

be heavy on bruke mye av, forbruke mye av

• the car is heavy on oil

• don't be so heavy on the butter

heavy order eller heavy marching order marsjordre med full oppakning

a heavy part ( teater) en alvorlig rolle, en seriøs rolle

heavy rates høye avgifter

heavy roads ( også) tungt føre

heavy sale dårlig omsetning

a heavy sea ( sjøfart) høy sjø

a heavy smoker en storrøyker

heavy traffic tungtrafikk sterk trafikk, mye trafikk

the heavy villain den store skurken, den store kjeltringen

heavy with full av, full med

heavy with sleep søvndrukken

heavy woollens tykt ullstoff

make heavy weather of ( overført) gjøre mye vesen\/oppstyr av

adv. \/ˈhevɪ\/

tungt, langsomt

be heavy into something\/someone ( hverdagslig) ha dilla på noe(n), være veldig opptatt av noe(n)

• she's heavy into new age music

lie heavy on hvile tungt på, tynge

time hangs heavy (on my hands) tiden faller meg lang, tiden går så sakte

idé

syn

tanke

subst. \/θɔːt\/

1) tanke(r)

• all his thought went into his work

2) mening, synspunkt

• let me have your thoughts of the matter

3) tankearbeid

4) idé, innfall, innskytelse

5) tenkning, tanker, tankegang, tenkesett, tankebaner

• recent scientific thought proves this

6) ettertanke, overveielse, refleksjon

• a very little thought wouldn't hurt

7) omtanke

• the nurse was full of thought for her patient

8) tanke, anelse, antydning, smule

• do you think you could do a thought better?

act without thought handle tankeløst

• he often acts without thought

after much thought eller after serious thought etter grundig overveielse

• after serious thought I've come to the conlusion that I'll do it

enwrapped in thoughts hensunket i tanker

be far from somebody's thoughts være fremmed for noen

• nothing can be farther from my thoughts

food for thought se ➢ food

freedom of thought tankefrihet

give a thought to skjenke en tanke, tenke på

• he did not give any further thought to their plans

give something a second thought tenke nærmere over noe

• I didn't give it a second thought

have thought(s) of ha planer om, lure på

• he had no thought of becoming a doctor

human thought den menneskelige tenkning, den menneskelige tanken

immersed in thought hensunket i tanker

in thought i tanken, hensunket i tanker

• he spent hours in thought

• she did it in her thoughts

let one's thoughts go back to tenke tilbake på, la tankene vandre tilbake til

• try to let your thoughts go back to what happened

lost in thought(s) eller deep in thought(s) hensunket i tanker

on second thoughts ved nærmere ettertanke

• on second thoughts I think I will withdraw from the game

quick as thought eller swift as thought rask(t) som tanken

take no thought for the morrow ( bibelsk) gjør dere ingen bekymringer for morgendagen

take thought tenke, fundere, gruble

take thought for something ( litterært) ha omtanke for noe, sørge for noe

• she took thought for her appearance

thought is free eller one's thoughts are one's own tanken er fri

thought of tanke på tanken om

thought on mening om, synspunkt om

thoughts funderinger, grublinger, planer

train of thought se ➢ train, 1

wrapped up in thoughts hensunket i tanker

verb \/θɔːt\/

pret. og perf. partisipp av ➢ think, 2

A n.

1 (zool., Canis familiaris) cane ( in genere): guard dog, cane da difesa; sniffer dog, cane antidroga; a fierce dog, un cane feroce; a stray dog, un cane randagio; to walk the dog, far fare la passeggiata al cane; A dog is man's best friend, il cane è il migliore amico dell'uomo

2 cane maschio (cfr. bitch); maschio ( dei Canidi, come la volpe, il lupo, ecc.): a dog fox, una volpe maschio

3 ( slang) donna (o ragazza) brutta, racchia

4 (fam. antiq.: preceduto dall'art. indeterm.) individuo; tipo: a sly dog, un furbacchione; a lazy dog, un pigrone; a dirty dog, uno sporcaccione; a lucky dog, un tipo fortunato; You lucky dog!, che fortuna sfacciata!

5 (mecc.) brida; dente d'arresto; ( per legname) arpione, rampone

6 ► firedog

7 (meteor.) = fogdog (► fogbow)

8 (astron.) ► sundog

9 ( slang USA, di spettacolo, libro, ecc.) schifezza; bidone

10 (pop. USA) = hot dog ► hot

11 (pl.) – the dogs, le corse dei cani: to bet on the dogs, scommettere alle corse dei cani; He won £50 at the dogs, ha vinto cinquanta sterline alle corse dei cani

12 ( slang, comm.) azienda a scarsa redditività

13 (pl.) (market., slang) merci che «vanno poco»

B a. attr.

da (o per) cani; di cani: dog biscuits, biscotti per cani; (scherz.) biscotti, gallette; dog breeder, allevatore di cani; dog food, alimenti per cani; dog grooming, tolettatura dei cani

● (fam. USA) dog-and-pony show, presentazione elaborata; gran messinscena □ (fam. USA) a dog's age, un sacco di tempo; secoli (fig.) □ dog boarding kennel, pensione per cani □ (volg. GB) the dog's bollocks, ( di cosa), il meglio, una figata; ( di persona) il migliore: This game really is the dog's bollocks, questo gioco è veramente una figata; He thinks he's the dog's bollocks, si crede il migliore □ (ferr., Austral.) dog-box, carrozza senza corridoio □ dog-catcher, accalappiacani; ( slang USA) poliziotto privato □ (fam.) a dog's chance, la ben che minima possibilità ( di cavarsela, di successo, ecc.) □ dog collar, collare da cane; (fig.) colletto alto inamidato ( da prete) □ (lett., poet.) the dog days, la canicola; il solleone □ (fam. ingl.) dog's dinner (o breakfast), lavoro malfatto; pasticcio; to make a complete dog's dinner (o breakfast) of st., fare un pasticcio (o un macello) con qc. □ dog-ear, orecchio (di una pagina) □ ( di libro e sim.) dog-eared, con le orecchie □ dog eat dog, (sost.) concorrenza spietata, lotta all'ultimo sangue; (agg.) spietatamente competitivo, spietato: It's dog eat dog!, è una lotta all'ultimo sangue □ (fam.) dog-end, mozzicone di sigaretta; avanzo, cosa priva di valore □ dog-faced, dal muso di cane □ dog-fancier, cinofilo; allevatore di cani □ (bot.) dog-fennel ( Anthemis cotula), camomilla mezzana □ dog handler, poliziotto che fa coppia con un cane □ dog-headed, dalla testa di cane; cinocefalo □ dogs' home, rifugio per cani abbandonati □ (fig.) a dog in the manger, uno che non permette che altri godano di ciò che a lui non interessa o non piace □ a dog-in-the-manger attitude, un atteggiamento di estremo egoismo □ (mecc.) dog iron = A, def. 6 ► sopra □ dog kennel, canile □ dog Latin, latinorum, latino maccheronico □ dog lead, guinzaglio ( per cani) □ a dog's life, una vita da cani; una vitaccia □ dog lover, cinofilo □ ( Mercurialis perennis) dog's mercury, mercorella canina □ dog-napper, ladro (o rapitore) di cani □ dog-napping, ratto di cani □ ( USA) dog paddle, nuoto (o nuotata) a cane □ dog parlour, salone di tolettatura per cani □ (bot.) dog-rose, ( Rosa canina) rosa canina □ (mecc.) dog screw, vite a becco (o a naso) □ dog sitter, dog sitter ( chi si prende cura del cane in assenza del padrone) □ dog sled, slitta da cani □ (astron.) Dog star, Sirio; ( anche) Procione □ dog tag, contrassegno per cani; medaglietta (fam.); ( gergo mil., USA) piastrina ( di riconoscimento) □ (bot.) dog's-tail ( Cynosurus cristatus), coda di cane □ (fam.) dog-tired, stanco morto; stremato □ (bot.) dog's-tongue ( Cynoglossum officinale), cinoglossa; erba vellutina □ (edil.) dog's tooth, dente di cane: dog's tooth bond, corso di mattoni a dente di cane □ (bot.) dog's-tooth violet, ( Erythronium denscanis) dente di cane; ( Cynodon dactylon) gramigna □ ( sport) dog track, cinodromo □ ( Canada) dog train, slitta trainata da cani □ dog training, addestramento dei cani □ dog training centre, centro d'addestramento per cani □ (bot.) dog violet, ( Viola canina) viola riviniana □ (in GB) dog warden, guardia cinofila □ dog whip, scudiscio □ dog whistle, fischietto per cani; fischietto a ultrasuoni □ (fam.) dog-whistle, che manda messaggi in codice: (polit.) dog-whistle campaign, campagna elettorale piena di messaggi in codice □ to die like a dog, morire come un cane □ (fam. ingl.) dressed up (o done up) like a dog's dinner, vestito con eleganza pacchiana; conciato come un albero di natale □ like a dog with two tails, felicissimo; fuori di sé dalla felicità □ (fig.) to give (o to throw) sb. to the dogs, buttar via q. come un calzino vecchio □ to go to the dogs, andare in malora (o in rovina) □ (fig.) to help a lame dog over a stile, dimostrarsi amico di q.; soccorrere q. in un momento di bisogno □ to fight like cat and dog, essere (o andare d'accordo) come cane e gatto □ (fam. USA) to put on the dog, darsi delle arie □ (fam.) top dog, chi comanda, il gran capo □ to treat sb. like a dog, trattare q. come un cane □ to work like a dog, lavorare come uno schiavo □ (prov.) Every dog has its day, per tutti, prima o poi, viene il giorno della fortuna □ (prov.) Give a dog a bad name (and hang him), la cattiva fama è dura a morire □ (prov.) If you lie down with dogs you will get up with fleas ► flea □ (prov.) Let sleeping dogs lie, non svegliare il can che dorme □ (prov.) Love me, love my dog, chi mi ama mi deve prendere come sono □ (prov.) Why keep a dog and bark yourself?, perché fare qualcosa quando c'è chi potrebbe farlo al posto tuo? □ (prov.) You can't teach an old dog new tricks, le vecchie abitudini sono dure a morire.

1 seguire; pedinare: to dog sb. 's footsteps, stare dietro a q.

2 (fig.) perseguitare: He's dogged by bad luck, è perseguitato dalla sfortuna

3 (mecc.) assicurare con una brida (o con un rampone)

● (fam. USA) to dog it, vestire con eleganza, fare l'elegantone; ( anche) battersela, filare; fare lo scansafatiche; vivere a sbafo □ ( slang USA) to dog out (o up), mettersi in ghingheri, pararsi a festa.

1) (of intersecting lines, electrical conductors) Netzwerk, das

2) (of railways etc., persons, operations) Netz, das

3) (of broadcasting stations) [Sender]netz, das; (company) Sender, der

4) (Computing) Netzwerk, das

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1) (anything in the form of a net, ie with many lines crossing each other: A network of roads covered the countryside.) das Netz

2) (a widespread organization: a radio network; television networks.) das Sendernetz

3) (a system of computers that can exchange messages and information: The Internet is a global computer network)

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[ˈnetˌwɜ:k, AM -ˌwɜ:rk]

I. n

1. (structure) Netz[werk] nt

2. ( fig: people) Netz nt

a \network of colleagues eine Gruppe von Kollegen

old boy \network ≈ Seilschaft f BRD, ÖSTERR; of contacts Kontaktnetz nt

3. TELEC [Kommunikations]netzwerk nt

cable \network Kabelnetz nt

computer \network Computernetz nt

telephone \network Telefonnetz nt

television \network Sendernetz nt

4. ECON Netz nt

distribution \network Verteilernetz nt

5. TRANSP

motorway [or AM highway] \network Autobahnnetz nt

rail[way] \network [Eisen]bahnnetz nt

II. vt

1. (link)

▪ to \network sth etw vernetzen [o verbinden]; COMPUT etw vernetzen (to mit + dat)

2. (television)

to \network a show/series/programme [or AM program] eine Sendung/Serie/ein Programm im ganzen Sendebereich ausstrahlen

III. vi Kontakte knüpfen

▪ to \network with sb mit jdm Kontakt knüpfen

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1. n

1) (lit, fig) Netz nt

2) (RAD, TV) Sendenetz nt; (ELEC, COMPUT) Netzwerk nt

2. vt (inf)

3. vi

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network

A s

1. Netz-, Maschenwerk n, Geflecht n, Netz n

2. Filet n, Netz-, Filetarbeit f

3. fig (auch Eisenbahn-, Fluss-, Händler-, Straßen- etc) Netz n:

network of roads;

a network of 200 branches;

network of intrigues Netz von Intrigen;

network of roots BOT Wurzelgeflecht n

4. ELEK

a) (Leitungs-, Verteilungs) Netz n

b) RADIO, TV Sendernetz n, -gruppe f

c) COMPUT, Schaltungstechnik: Netzwerk n

B v/t

1. zusammenschließen ( with mit)

2. COMPUT vernetzen ( with mit)

3. RADIO, TV landesweit ausstrahlen oder übertragen

C v/i

1. sich zusammentun oder zusammenschließen ( with mit)

2. COMPUT vernetzt sein ( with mit)

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1) (of intersecting lines, electrical conductors) Netzwerk, das

2) (of railways etc., persons, operations) Netz, das

3) (of broadcasting stations) [Sender]netz, das; (company) Sender, der

4) (Computing) Netzwerk, das

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Netz -e n.

Netzwerk -e n.

Verbund -¨e m. v.

vernetzen v.

- ship a good deal of water

- ship a sea

- ship about

- admiral ship

- advice ship

- ship agent

- air ship

- alongside ship

- ship's appropriation

- armour-plated ship

- ship's article

- auxiliary ship

- backward ship

- ship based plane

- battered ship

- battle ship

- blister ship

- ship borer

- ship borne plane

- ship's bottom

- ship breaker

- broad bottomed ship

- ship broker

- ship builder

- cable ship

- cable laying ship

- ship canal

- captured ship

- cargo ship

- ship carpenter

- ship chandler

- classed ship

- ship's clearance

- ship's clearance inwards

- ship's clearance outwards

- clipper ship

- coast defence ship

- combatant ship

- ship's company

- composite ship

- ship construction

- ship control line

- converted ship

- convoying ship

- crank ship

- ship's days

- decoy ship

- depot ship

- ship design

- drill ship

- duty ship

- electric propulsion ship

- emigrant ship

- eyes of a ship

- fast ship

- fighting

- fire ship

- fit out a ship

- ship fitter

- flag ship

- flat bottomed ship

- foreign going ship

- free a ship of water

- four mast ship

- fruit ship

- full rigged ship

- general ship

- get off a ship

- ship goes down

- government ship

- government hired ship

- guard ship

- ship handler

- handy ship

- heave off the ship

- heel а ship

- ship holder

- home bound ship

- home trade ship

- hospital ship

- ship house

- ship's husband

- hydrographical ship

- ship in ordinary

- ship is condemned

- ship is laid up

- ship is listed

- ship is lost

- ship is put in service

- ship is upright

- ship launch

- ship laying off

- leading ship

- light ship

- ship list

- lively ship

- ship load

- ship's log

- log ship

- low built ship

- lumber ship

- ship makes water

- man a ship

- ship's manifest

- ship master

- ship mate

- merchant ship

- ship minded

- missing ship

- mixed ship

- moor a ship

- ship moves ahead

- ship moves astern

- mystery ship

- nipped ship

- ship of the line

- one screw ship

- ship owner

- ship's papers

- parent ship

- ship раss

- ship's passport

- passenger ship

- ship pays dues

- ship pennant

- ship's people

- pilgrim ship

- pink stern ship

- plane ship

- ship plane

- post ship

- ship power mains

- prison ship

- projection of ship

- prompt ship

- ship protest

- Q-ship

- quadruple screw ship

- ship raising

- rear ship

- reconnaissance ship

- receiving ship

- refrigerator ship

- repair ship

- ship repairing

- ship repairing yard

- repeating ship

- ship's report

- reporting а ship

- rescue ship

- research ship

- ship's right about!

- ship room

- rotor ship

- sailing ship

- school ship

- scout ship

- screw ship

- sea-going ship

- seaworthy ship

- sharp ship

- sharp bottomed ship

- short beam ship

- single serew ship

- sister ship

- sister ship clause

- ship skin

- slow ship

- ship gold for breaking

- sound ship

- ship's stability

- ship station

- steam ship

- store ship

- ship's store bond

- ship keeper

- ship's stores

- straight sheered ship

- stranded ship

- ship's structure

- submarine depot ship

- sunken ship

- supply ship

- surveying ship

- take a ship

- ship the rudder

- three island ship

- training ship

- triple screw ship

- troop ship

- turret ship

- tween screw ship

- ship uniform

- unseaworthy ship

- ship's wake

- war ship

- warping ship

- ships way

- whaling factory ship

- work a ship

- ship's weather reports

- ship worm

- ship wreck

- ship wright

- ship yard