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 Translation for 'to hoist sth' from English to Italian
issare qc.to hoist sth.
Partial Matches
alzareto hoist
rivaleggiare con qn./qc. in qc.to rival sb./sth. in sth.
gareggiare con qn./qc. in qc.to rival sb./sth. in sth.
isolare (qn./qc.) da qc.to isolate (sb./sth.) from sth.
spellare qc.to skin sth.
comp.
scansionare qc.
to scan sth.
comp.
scannerizzare qc.
to scan sth.
finalizzare qc.to finalize sth.
arrotare qc.to sharpen sth.
illustrare qc.to illustrate sth.
chim.gastr.
aromatizzare qc.
to aromatize sth.
accennare qc. [presentare brevemente]to mention sth.
accennare qc. [mostrare con cenni]to imply sth.
rettificare qc.to amend sth.
chiudere qc. con il chiavistelloto latch sth.
codificare qc.to encrypt sth.
marnare qc. [spandere marna]to marl sth.
corrodere qc.to fret sth.
rinunciare a qc.to renounce sth.
indebolire qc.to impair sth.
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Usage Examples English
  • In sailing, a halyard or halliard is a line (rope) that is used to hoist a ladder, sail, flag or yard.
  • Other types of billboards include the billboard bicycle attached to the back of a bicycle or the mobile billboard, a special advertising trailer to hoist big banners.
  • Hawke was sent to replace Admiral John Byng as commander in the Mediterranean, with orders to hoist his flag in the second-rate HMS "Ramillies", in June 1756.
  • machines, which Verrocchio used to hoist the ball, Leonardo made a series of sketches of them and, as a result, is often given credit for their invention.
  • Stonemasons use a lewis together with a crane or block and tackle to hoist building stones into place.

  • For a jacket without a front strap, the most common way to escape is to hoist the arms over the head before undoing the crotch strap and at last the strap at the back of the neck.
  • Although these were powerboats, neither masts nor a turntable to hoist in the nets were used.
  • The Mahanoy Plane, which operated from 1862 to 1931 on Broad Mountain just to the north of the borough, was able to hoist 50,000 tons of coal daily.
  • According to an Italian law passed in 2000, it is mandatory for most public offices and buildings to hoist the European Flag alongside the Italian national flag (Law 22/1998 and Presidential Decree 121/2000).
  • These cranes were fitted with a cradle, and then used to hoist men and materials into position to allow for erection of the steelwork.

  • The lower white frontage on the south side of the palace was used to hoist two gigantic thangkas joined representing the figures of Tara and Sakyamuni during the Sertreng Festival on the 30th day of the second Tibetan month.
  • The interior scaffolding used to hoist these 84 beams had to be lowered a centimetre at a time in a predetermined sequence in order to distribute the load of the roof equally to each of the 28 exterior support beams.
  • She would also have to come to a complete stop to hoist her aircraft over the side and prepare it for launch, a process that took at least 20 minutes at anchor.
  • Once he masqueraded as a Prince of Absdam, Cyprus and Aragon and pretended to hoist a title of Princess of the order of St Catherine of Mount Sinai to actress Lavinia Queen.
  • A sidelifter crane is a road-going truck or semi-trailer, able to hoist and transport ISO standard containers.

  • They repair offshore oil platforms and attach cables to sunken ships to hoist them.
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