Перевод: с финского на английский

с английского на финский

ˈstand-off

  • 1 tilapäisesti erottaa

    • stand off

    Suomi-Englanti sanakirja > tilapäisesti erottaa

  • 2 katkaisujännite

    • pinch-off voltage
    • stand-off voltage

    Suomi-Englanti sanakirja > katkaisujännite

  • 3 pysyä loitolla

    • keep one's distance
    • stand off

    Suomi-Englanti sanakirja > pysyä loitolla

  • 4 nousta

    yks.nom. nousta; yks.gen. nousen; yks.part. nousi; yks.ill. nousisi; mon.gen. nouskoon; mon.part. noussut; mon.ill. noustiin
    advance (verb)
    arise (verb)
    ascend (verb)
    climb (verb)
    escalate (verb)
    get into (verb)
    go up (verb)
    heave (verb)
    increase (verb)
    mantle (verb)
    mount (verb)
    ramp (verb)
    rise (verb)
    stand up (verb)
    stiffen (verb)
    stir (verb)
    advancing (adje)
    amount to get up stand
    * * *
    • get out of
    • move upward
    • mount
    • mantle
    • make one's way
    • look up somebody
    • increase
    • improve
    • heave
    • grow
    • go up
    • originate
    • get up
    • reach
    • get out of bed
    • get on
    • get on one's feet
    • get off
    • get into
    • get down
    • escalate
    • emerge
    • embark
    • go on board
    • spring from
    • turn up
    • tower
    • take off
    • stir
    • stiffen
    • start
    • stand
    • stand up
    • stand high
    • raise
    • sprout
    • disembark
    • show up
    • shoot up
    • run to
    • rise
    • resurrect
    • resist
    • refuse
    • rebel
    • revolt
    • ramp
    • sprung
    • board
    • advance
    • amount to
    • appear
    • arise
    • ascend
    • commence
    • begin
    • run high
    • clamber
    • climb
    • come from
    • come to
    • come up to
    • come up
    • become higher

    Suomi-Englanti sanakirja > nousta

  • 5 asettua

    yks.nom. asettua; yks.gen. asetun; yks.part. asettui; yks.ill. asettuisi; mon.gen. asettukoon; mon.part. asettunut; mon.ill. asetuttiin
    abate (verb)
    calm (verb)
    get settled (verb)
    moderate (verb)
    place oneself (verb)
    settle (verb)
    settle down (verb)
    subside (verb)
    take one's stand (verb)
    * * *
    • ease
    • mitigate
    • group
    • get settled
    • get in order
    • establish oneself
    • pacify
    • dwindle
    • dull
    • come to nothing
    • blow over
    • calm down
    • taper off
    • fade
    • nestle
    • place oneself
    • plant oneself
    • quiet down
    • relent
    • set
    • settle down
    • settle
    • slacken
    • station oneself
    • subside
    • take one's place
    • take one's stand
    • alleviate
    • moderate
    • calm
    • abate

    Suomi-Englanti sanakirja > asettua

  • 6 erillinen

    • single
    • distant
    • distinct
    • individual
    • isolated
    • off-line
    • loose
    • separate
    • several
    • singular
    • solitary
    • sporadic
    • standalone
    • dissimilar
    • stand-alone
    • unconnected
    • separated
    • aloof
    • discrete
    • afar
    • apart
    • self-contained
    • aside
    • away
    • dedicated
    • detached
    • different

    Suomi-Englanti sanakirja > erillinen

  • 7 merkitä

    yks.nom. merkitä; yks.gen. merkitsen; yks.part. merkitsi; yks.ill. merkitsisi; mon.gen. merkitköön; mon.part. merkinnyt; mon.ill. merkittiin
    connote (verb)
    denote (verb)
    enter (verb)
    imply (verb)
    import (verb)
    indicate (verb)
    label (verb)
    list (verb)
    make a note of (verb)
    mark (verb)
    mean (verb)
    put down (verb)
    sign (verb)
    signify (verb)
    spell (verb)
    stamp (verb)
    stigmatize (verb)
    subscribe (verb)
    write down (verb)
    * * *
    • represent
    • write down
    • mark
    • stamp
    • matter
    • plot
    • register
    • earmark
    • show
    • sign
    • signify
    • spell
    • mark off
    • record
    • express
    • brand
    • connote
    • denote
    • draw
    • put down
    • enter
    • evidence
    • exhibit
    • mark down
    • imply
    • import
    • indicate
    • label
    • list
    • make a note of
    • stand for
    • suggest
    • symbolize
    • to scribe
    • subscribe
    • mean

    Suomi-Englanti sanakirja > merkitä

См. также в других словарях:

  • stand|off — stand off or stand|off «STAND F, OF», noun, adjective. –n. 1. a tie or draw in a game. 2. Figurative: »It is far easier to maintain a stand off between two superpowers than between three or four (Bulletin of Atomic Scientists). 3. a standing off… …   Useful english dictionary

  • stand-off — stand offs also standoff N COUNT A stand off is a situation in which neither of two opposing groups or forces will make a move until the other one does something, so nothing can happen until one of them gives way. → See also Mexican stand off… …   English dictionary

  • stand-off — ► NOUN 1) a deadlock between two equally matched opponents. 2) short for STAND OFF HALF(Cf. ↑stand off half) …   English terms dictionary

  • stand off — ► stand off move or keep away. Main Entry: ↑stand …   English terms dictionary

  • stand off — index deadlock Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …   Law dictionary

  • stand off — intransitive verb 1. : to stay at a distance in social intercourse or acquaintance : be unapproachable or unobliging 2. : to sail away from the shore transitive verb 1. a. : to hold at a distance : keep from advancing : repel …   Useful english dictionary

  • stand-off — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms stand off : singular stand off plural stand offs 1) a disagreement or fight in which neither opponent can do anything to win or achieve their aim 2) British a fly half in the game of rugby …   English dictionary

  • stand off — verb a) To stand some distance apart form something or someone. He stood off from the fire, for fear of getting scorched. b) To prevent any would be attacker from coming close by adopting an offensive posture. We took hold of anything that might… …   Wiktionary

  • stand-off — /ˈstænd ɒf/ (say stand of) noun 1. → stand off half. 2. an agreement to suspend active hostilities, as in an industrial dispute. –adjective 3. standing off or apart; aloof; reserved …  

  • stand off — 1) stay at a distance, stay apart He always stands off from the rest of the students in his class. 2) keep someone or something from coming near or winning There was a stand off at the bank between the police and the bank robbers …   Idioms and examples

  • stand-off — i. To deliver weapons and still remain outside the effective range of the enemy defenses when on strike missions. ii. To have to park too far from the terminal to be able to use an air bridge. iii. To remain outside the airfield circuit or… …   Aviation dictionary

Поделиться ссылкой на выделенное

Прямая ссылка:
Нажмите правой клавишей мыши и выберите «Копировать ссылку»