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| VERB | to take off | took off | taken off taking off | takes off |
Übersetzung für 'take-off' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- to take off
- abhebenaviat.
startenaviat. - Werbung
- to take off [Am.] [coll.] [to depart rapidly]
- losfahren
- to take off [bandage]
- abwickeln [Verband]
- to take off [coll.] [to leave]
- abdackeln [ugs.] [weggehen]
sich verpieseln [ugs.] [beschönigend für "sich verpissen"] - to take off [depart]
- aufbrechen [sich auf den Weg machen]
- to take off [football / player]
- herunternehmensports
aus dem Spiel nehmensports - to take off [to boom]
- schnell wachsen [boomen]econ.
- to take off [to depart hastily]
- abhauen [ugs.]
- to take off [to depart]
- abfahren
- to take off [to imitate]
- nachahmen
- to take off [to remove clothes etc.]
- abziehen [schweiz.]
- to take off [to remove clothes, jewellery]
- abstreifen [Kleidungsstück]
- to take off [to remove]
- ablösen
entfernen
wegnehmen
absetzen [Hut] - to take off sth.
- etw.Akk. abtun [ugs.]
- to take off sth. [clothes]
- sichDat. etw. ausziehen
- to take off sth. [e.g. a lid]
- etw. abheben [z. B. einen Deckel]
- to take off sth. [one's coat, hat etc.]
- etw.Akk. ablegen [den Mantel, Hut etc.]cloth.
- to take sth. off [clothes]
- etw.Akk. ausziehen [Kleidung]cloth.
- to take sth. off [e.g. coat]
- sich etw.Gen. entledigen [geh.] [ein Kleidungsstück ablegen, z. B. Jackett]
- to take sth. off [hat etc.]
- etw. abnehmen [Hut etc.]
- to take sth. off [remove]
- etw.Akk. abmachen [ugs.] [entfernen]
- to take sth. off sb. [rob, loot]
- jdm. etw. abnehmen [rauben, im Spiel abnehmen]
- take-off
- Absprung {m}sports
Start {m}aviat.
Abheben {n}aviat.
Flugstart {m}aviat.
Flugzeugstart {m}aviat.
Abflug {m} [das Abheben des Flugzeugs]aviat. - take-off [imitation]
- Nachahmung {f} [Parodie]
- to take off (of sth.) [e.g. from a reel, coil or spool]
- (von etw.) abspulen [z. B. Garn oder Draht von einer Spule]
- to take off sb.'s jacket
- jdm. die Jacke ausziehen
- to take oneself off
- sich davonmachen
- to take sb. off guard [idiom]
- jdn. überraschen [unvorbereitet treffen, kalt erwischen]
- to take sb.'s clothes off
- jdn. ausziehen
jdn. entkleiden [geh.] - to take sb./sth. (off) somewhere
- jdn./etw. irgendwohin bringen [mitnehmen]
- to take sb./sth. off sb.'s hands [idiom] [e.g. task, person]
- jdm. jdn./etw. abnehmen [fig.] [z. B. Aufgabe, Person]
- to take time off
- sichDat. frei nehmen
freimachen [nicht arbeiten] - to take time off [from work]
- sichDat. freinehmen [Arbeit]
- aborted take-off
- Startabbruch {m}aviat.
- catapult take-off
- Katapultstart {m}aviat.
Schleuderstart {m}aviat. - immediate take-off
- Sofortstart {m}aviat.
- missile take-off
- Raketenstart {m} [Abheben der Rakete vom Boden]mil.
- power take-off <PTO>
- Zapfwelle {f}tech.
Nebenantrieb {m}tech. - rocket take-off
- Raketenstart {m} [Abheben der Rakete vom Boden]
- rolling take-off [flawed take-off for vertical lift-off craft]
- Anrollstart {m}aviat.
- take off weight <TOW>
- Startmasse {f}aviat.
- take-off attempt
- Startversuch {m}aviat.
- take-off board
- Absprungbrett {n}sports
Absprungbalken {m}sports - take-off clearance
- Startfreigabe {f}aviat.
- take-off direction
- Startrichtung {f}aviat.
- take-off distance
- Startstrecke {f}aviat.
- take-off mass
- Startmasse {f}aviat.
Abflugmasse {f}aviat. - take-off output
- Startleistung {f}aviat.
- take-off path
- Startflugbahn {f}aviat.
- take-off power
- Sprungkraft {f}
- take-off ramp
- Startrampe {f}
- take-off reel
- Abwickelspule {f}
- take-off roll
- Startstrecke {f}aviat.
Startrollstrecke {f}aviat. - take-off run
- Startlauf {m}aviat.
- take-off runway
- Startbahn {f}aviat.
- take-off site
- Startplatz {m}aviat.
- take-off speed
- Abwickelgeschwindigkeit {f}
Startgeschwindigkeit {f}aviat.
Abhebegeschwindigkeit {f}aviat.
Abfluggeschwindigkeit {f}aviat. - take-off velocity
- Absprunggeschwindigkeit {f}sports
- take-off weight
- Startgewicht {n}aviat.
Abfluggewicht {n}aviat. - clear for take-off {adj}
- flugklaraviat.
- ready for take-off {adj}
- flugklaraviat.
startklaraviat. - Take your coat off.
- Leg ab! [z. B. Mantel ausziehen, um ihn an die Garderobe zu hängen]cloth.
- Take your hands off!
- Tu die Hände weg! [ugs.]
- to take a day off
- einen arbeitsfreien Tag nehmen
(sichDat.) einen Tag freinehmen
(sichDat.) einen Tag frei nehmen
sichDat. frei nehmen [für einen Tag] - to take off (the program) [Am.]
- absetzen [Stück, Film etc.]filmtheatre
- to take off a discount
- einen Diskont abziehen
- to take off its hinges [door]
- aushängen
- to take off one's clothes
- sich ausziehen
sich auskleiden - to take off one's coat
- ablegen [den Mantel ausziehen]cloth.
- to take off one's shoes
- (sichDat.) die Schuhe ausziehen
- to take off the gloves
- die Samthandschuhe ausziehenidiom
- to take off the market
- aus dem Handel ziehencomm.
- to take one's clothes off
- sich freimachen [ausziehen]
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Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
- By the time Scott and Irwin were ready to take off from the lunar surface and return to "Endeavour", the CSM's orbit had drifted due to the rotation of the Moon, and a plane change burn was required to ensure that the CSM's orbit would be in the same plane as that of the LM once it took off from the Moon.
- in diameter and sub milli-g surface gravity—would make it easier for a spacecraft to land and take off again.
- The toe picks are mainly used to help launch the skater into the air for the take-off when performing jumps.
- Most have been designed to take off and land conventionally using a runway.
- At the moment of take-off, two critical aspects of the dive are determined, and cannot subsequently be altered during the execution.
- Runways and helicopter pads have to be kept snow-free to ensure safe take off and landing conditions.
- In 2005, a mother accused her daughter's school in Derby, England, of discriminating against Christians after the teenager was suspended for refusing to take off a crucifix necklace.
- The aircraft used reheat (afterburners) only at take-off and to pass through the upper transonic regime to supersonic speeds, between Mach 0.95 and 1.7.
- The efficiency gains from the assembly line also coincided with the take-off of the United States.
- Typically cartoonists are expected to produce sufficient strips to cover any period they may wish to take off.
- Beginning in 1975, "Bert" was used for Jet Assisted Take Off (JATO) and short aerial demonstrations just prior to the main event at selected venues, but the JATO demonstration ended in 2009 due to dwindling supplies of rockets.
- The plane clipped the fence at the end of the runway on its next take-off attempt and a wing tore through a nearby house, setting it alight.
- The arrested-recovery system has used an angled deck since the 1950s because, in case the aircraft does not catch the arresting wire, the short deck allows easier take off by reducing the number of objects between the aircraft and the end of the runway.
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