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jump leads SAM. mn. samost.

jump leads

câbles m. spol mn. de démarrage

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câble de démarrage DIRKAL.

jump lead brit. angl.

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I. lead¹ [brit. angl. liːd, am. angl. lid] SAM.

1. lead (winning position in race, game, poll, quiz):

to be in the lead , to have the lead

être en tête

to go into the lead to take the lead

passer en tête

this gave him the lead

ceci lui a permis de passer en tête

to move into an early lead

passer rapidement en tête

to share the lead

se partager la première place

2. lead (amount by which one is winning):

lead

avance ž. spol (over sur)

to have a lead of three points/half a lap

avoir trois points/un demi-tour de piste d'avance

to have a six second/three-goal lead

avoir six secondes/trois buts d'avance

to increase one's lead

creuser l'écart (by de)

to increase one's lead in the polls to 20%

atteindre une avance de 20% dans les sondages

3. lead (initiative):

to take the lead

prendre l'initiative

to take the lead in doing

être le premier/la première à faire

to give a or the lead

donner l'exemple (in doing en faisant)

to follow sb's lead

suivre l'exemple de qn

4. lead (clue):

lead

piste ž. spol

to have a number of leads to pursue

avoir plusieurs pistes à suivre

this was our first real lead

c'était notre première vraie piste

to give sb a lead as to solution, perpetrator

mettre qn sur la piste or la voie de

5. lead (role):

lead GLED., FILM

rôle m. spol principal

lead GLED., FILM

premier rôle m. spol

to play the lead

jouer le rôle principal

who was the male/female lead?

qui était l'acteur/l'actrice qui jouait le rôle principal?

6. lead NOV. (story):

to be the lead

être à la une pog.

to be the lead in all the papers

faire la une de tous les journaux pog.

7. lead ELEK. (wire):

lead

fil m. spol

8. lead brit. angl. (for dog):

lead

laisse ž. spol

on a lead

en laisse

to let the dog off the lead

lâcher le chien

9. lead (in cards):

it's Nina's lead

c'est à Nina de jouer en premier

II. lead¹ [brit. angl. liːd, am. angl. lid] PRID. atribut.

lead guitarist, guitar

premier/-ière

lead atribut. role, singer

principal

lead article

principal

lead article

à la une pog.

III. lead¹ <pret., del. Pf. led> [brit. angl. liːd, am. angl. lid] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. lead (guide, escort):

lead person

mener, conduire (to sth à qc, to sb auprès de qn, out of hors de, through à travers)

to lead sb into the house/into the kitchen

mener or conduire qn dans la maison/à la cuisine

to lead sb up/down hill, staircase

mener or conduire qn en haut de/en bas de

to lead sb back

ramener or reconduire qn (to à)

to lead sb away

éloigner qn (from de)

to lead sb across the road

faire traverser la rue à qn

to lead sb to safety/into a trap

conduire qn en lieu sûr/dans un piège

2. lead (pull, take by hand or bridle):

lead child, prisoner, horse

mener (to à, into dans, by par)

to lead sb to his cell

conduire qn dans sa cellule

3. lead (bring) path, route, sign, clue, sound, smell:

lead person

mener (to à)

where is this discussion leading us?

à quoi cette conversation nous mène-t-elle?

this leads me to my main point

ceci m'amène à mon sujet principal

to lead the conversation onto

amener la conversation sur

4. lead (be leader of):

lead army, team, expedition, attack, strike, revolt, proceedings, procession, parade

mener

lead orchestra, research

diriger

to lead sb to victory

mener qn à la victoire

to lead the debate

mener les débats

to lead a congregation in prayer

entonner les prières

to lead the dancing

ouvrir le bal

5. lead (be ahead of):

lead ŠPORT, TRG. rival, team

avoir une avance sur

to be leading sb by 10 metres

avoir une avance de 10 mètres sur qn, devancer qn de 10 mètres

to be leading Liverpool 4–2

mener par 4 buts à 2 dans le match contre Liverpool

to lead the world

être au premier rang mondial

to lead the field (in commerce, research)

être le plus avancé

to lead the field (in race)

mener, être en tête

to lead the market

être le leader du marché

6. lead (cause, influence):

to lead sb to do

amener qn à faire

to lead sb to believe/hope that …

amener qn à croire /espérer que …

to be led to believe that …

être amené à croire que …

he led me to expect that …

d'après ce qu'il m'avait dit je m'attendais à ce que …

+ sub. what led you to this conclusion?

qu'est-ce qui vous a amené à cette conclusion?

everything leads me to conclude that …

tout me porte à conclure que …

to be easily led

être très influençable

7. lead (conduct, have):

lead active life, lazy life

mener

to lead a life of luxury/idleness

vivre dans le luxe/l'oisiveté

8. lead PRAVO:

to lead a witness

interroger un témoin en lui suggérant les réponses

9. lead IGRE (in cards):

lead card

jouer

IV. lead¹ <pret., del. Pf. led> [brit. angl. liːd, am. angl. lid] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. lead (go, be directed):

to lead to path, route:

mener à

to lead to door:

s'ouvrir sur

to lead to exit, trapdoor:

donner accès à

to lead back to

ramener à

to lead off the corridor passage:

partir du couloir

to lead off the corridor door:

s'ouvrir sur le couloir

footsteps led away from the scene

des traces de pas partaient du lieu

2. lead (result in):

to lead to complication, discovery, accident, response

entraîner

it was bound to lead to trouble

ça devait mal finir

one thing led to another, and we…

de fil en aiguille, nous…

3. lead (be ahead):

lead runner, car, company:

être en tête

lead team, side:

mener

to lead by three games/15 seconds

avoir trois jeux/15 secondes d'avance

to be leading in the arms race

être en tête dans la course aux armements

4. lead (go first):

lead (in walk, procession)

aller devant

lead (in action, discussion)

prendre l'initiative

5. lead (in dancing):

lead

conduire

6. lead PRAVO:

to lead for defence, prosecution

être l'avocat principal de

7. lead NOV.:

to lead with

mettre [qc] à la une pog.

8. lead (in boxing):

to lead with one's left/right

attaquer de gauche/de droite

9. lead (in cards):

lead

jouer le premier/la première

V. lead¹ [brit. angl. liːd, am. angl. lid]

to lead the way (go first)

passer devant

to lead the way (guide others)

montrer le chemin

to lead the way (be ahead, winning)

être en tête

to lead the way up/down/into

passer devant pour monter/descendre/entrer dans

to lead the way in space research

être le numéro un dans le domaine de la recherche spatiale

lead² [brit. angl. lɛd, am. angl. lɛd] SAM.

1. lead (metal):

lead

plomb m. spol

lead atribut. paint, piping, weight

en or de plomb

2. lead (bullets):

lead fig., pog.

pruneaux pog.

3. lead:

lead, a. black lead (graphite)

mine ž. spol de plomb

lead, a. black lead (in pencil)

mine ž. spol

4. lead (on fishing line, in gun cartridge etc):

lead

plomb m. spol

5. lead NAVT. (for sounding):

lead

plomb m. spol (de sonde)

6. lead TIPOGRAF.:

lead

interligne ž. spol

7. lead GRAD. (of window):

lead

plomb m. spol

lead

baguette ž. spol de plomb

leads (of windows)

plombure ž. spol

8. lead brit. angl. (for roofing):

lead

couverture ž. spol de plomb U

to fill or pump sb full of lead pog.

cribler qn de balles pog.

to get the lead out am. angl. pog. (stop loafing)

se bouger

to get the lead out (speed up)

se grouiller pog.

to go over am. angl. or down brit. angl. like a lead balloon pog.

tomber à plat pog.

to swing the lead brit. angl. pog., zastar.

tirer au flanc pog.

I. jump [brit. angl. dʒʌmp, am. angl. dʒəmp] SAM.

1. jump (leap):

jump

saut m. spol

jump

bond m. spol

in a single jump

d'un seul bond

2. jump JAH.:

jump

obstacle m. spol

3. jump (step) fig.:

to be one jump ahead

avoir une longueur d'avance (of sb sur qn)

4. jump (sudden increase):

jump

bond m. spol (in dans)

prices start at £50 then there's a big jump to £200

les prix commencent à 50 livres et ensuite ils passent d'un bond à 200 livres

she's made the jump from deputy to director

elle est passée d'un bond du poste d'adjointe à celle de directrice

it's a big jump from school to university

il y a un grand décalage entre l'école et l'université

5. jump RAČ.:

jump

instruction ž. spol de saut

II. jump [brit. angl. dʒʌmp, am. angl. dʒəmp] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. jump (leap over):

jump obstacle, ditch

sauter

he jumped three metres

il a sauté trois mètres

she can jump the horse over the fence

elle peut faire sauter la barrière à son cheval

2. jump (anticipate):

to jump the gun dobes. athlete:

partir avant le signal

to jump the gun fig.

anticiper

to jump the lights motorist:

passer au feu rouge

to jump the queue

passer devant tout le monde

3. jump (escape):

to jump ship crewman:

ne pas rejoindre son bâtiment

to jump bail

ne pas comparaître au tribunal

4. jump (miss):

jump stylus: groove

sauter

jump disease: generation

sauter

to jump the rails train:

dérailler

to jump a stage (in argument)

omettre un point

to jump a stage (in promotion, hierarchy)

brûler une étape

5. jump (attack) pog. mugger:

jump victim

sauter sur

6. jump (board) pog.:

to jump a train

sauter dans un train en marche

III. jump [brit. angl. dʒʌmp, am. angl. dʒəmp] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. jump (leap):

jump

sauter

to jump for joy

sauter de joie

to jump across or over ditch, hole

franchir [qc] d'un bond

to jump clear of sth

faire un bond pour éviter qc

to jump to one's feet

se lever d'un bond

to jump to sb's defence

se précipiter pour défendre qn

to jump to conclusions

tirer des conclusions hâtives

to jump up and down gymnast:

sautiller

to jump up and down child:

sauter en l'air

to jump up and down (in anger) fig.

pousser des hurlements

2. jump (start):

jump person:

sursauter

you made me jump

tu m'as fait sursauter

he jumped out of his skin pog.

il a sauté au plafond pog.

3. jump (rise):

jump prices, profits, birthrate:

monter en flèche

4. jump (move):

I jumped to the last page

je suis passé directement à la dernière page

the film jumps from 1800 to 1920

le film passe d'un seul coup de 1800 à 1920

5. jump:

to jump at (welcome)

saisir

to jump at opportunity

sauter sur

to jump at offer, suggestion

accepter [qc] avec enthousiasme

6. jump RAČ.:

to jump to address

sauter à

IV. jump [brit. angl. dʒʌmp, am. angl. dʒəmp]

jump to it!

et que ça saute! pog.

go and jump in the lake pog.!

va te faire voir! pog.

water jump SAM.

water jump ŠPORT, JAH.

rivière ž. spol

v slovarju PONS

jump leads SAM. mn.

jump leads

câbles mpl de démarrage

v slovarju PONS

I. lead¹ <led, led> [li:d] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. lead (be in charge of):

lead

diriger

lead a discussion, an inquiry

mener

2. lead (be the leader of):

lead

mener

3. lead (guide):

lead

mener

to lead the way

montrer le chemin

4. lead (cause to have/do sth):

to lead sb into/to sth

conduire qn dans qc

to lead sb into/to problems

causer des problèmes pour qn

to lead sb to +infin

amener qn à +infin

to lead sb to believe

amener qn à croire

to lead sb astray

détourner qn du droit chemin

5. lead TRG., ŠPORT (be ahead of):

to lead sb

être en avance sur qn

6. lead (live a particular way):

to lead a life of luxury

mener une vie de luxe

fraza:

to lead sb by the nose pog.

mener qn par le bout du nez

II. lead¹ <led, led> [li:d] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. lead (direct):

lead

mener

to lead to/into/onto sth

mener à/à l'intérieur de/sur qc

2. lead (guide):

lead

guider

3. lead (be ahead):

lead

mener

4. lead fig. (cause to develop, happen):

to lead to sth

aboutir à qc

5. lead IGRE:

lead

jouer le premier

III. lead¹ [li:d] SAM.

1. lead no mn. (front position):

lead

tête ž. spol

to take the lead

prendre la tête

2. lead (advantage):

lead

avance ž. spol

to have a lead of two points

avoir une avance de deux points

3. lead (example):

lead

exemple m. spol

4. lead (clue):

lead

indice m. spol

5. lead (leading role):

lead

rôle m. spol principal

6. lead (connecting wire):

lead

câble m. spol

7. lead brit. angl., avstral. angl. (rope for pet):

lead

laisse ž. spol

8. lead IGRE:

to have the lead

jouer le premier

lead² [led] SAM.

1. lead no mn. (metallic substance):

lead

plomb m. spol

2. lead (pencil filling):

lead

mine ž. spol de crayon

3. lead mn. brit. angl. → leading

I. leading [ˈledɪŋ] PRID.

leading

leader

II. leading [ˈledɪŋ] SAM. no mn. brit. angl.

1. leading (lead roof covering):

leading

ardoise ž. spol

2. leading (lead strips in windows):

leading

baguettes fpl de plombs

I. jump [dʒʌmp] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. jump (leap):

jump

sauter

to jump out of sth

sauter de qc

to jump up

se lever d'un bond

to jump up and down

sauter en l'air

to jump up and down with excitement

sautiller d'excitation

to jump forward/across

faire un bond en avant/franchir d'un bond

to jump in car

sauter dans

to jump on bus, train

sauter dans

to jump on bicycle, horse

sauter sur

2. jump (jerk):

jump

sursauter

to make sb jump

faire sursauter qn

3. jump avstral. angl., brit. angl. pog. (be annoyed):

to jump up and down

être très agacé

4. jump (increase suddenly):

jump

faire un bond

to jump by 70%

faire un bond de 70%

5. jump (skip):

jump

sauter

to jump from one thing to another

passer d'un seul coup d'une chose à une autre

fraza:

to jump to conclusions

tirer des conclusions trop hâtives

to jump to the conclusion that ...

conclure trop vite que ...

to jump for joy

bondir de joie

to go jump in the lake pog.

aller se faire voir

to jump out of one's skin

sursauter

to be really jumping pog.

être animé

II. jump [dʒʌmp] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. jump (leap across or over):

jump

sauter par-dessus

2. jump am. angl. (attack):

to jump sb

sauter sur qn

3. jump (skip):

jump

sauter

4. jump (disregard):

to jump bail

se soustraire à la justice

to jump the (traffic) lights

passer au feu rouge

to jump a queue avstral. angl., brit. angl.

passer avant son tour

fraza:

to jump the gun

être prématuré

and jump to it

et que ça saute

to jump ship

déserter le navire

III. jump [dʒʌmp] SAM.

1. jump (leap):

jump

saut m. spol

parachute jump

saut en parachute

2. jump (hurdle):

jump

obstacle m. spol

3. jump (step):

jump

pas m. spol

to be one jump ahead of one's competitors

avoir une longueur d'avance sur ses concurrents

4. jump (head-start):

jump

avance ž. spol

to get a jump on sb

devancer qn

v slovarju PONS

I. lead¹ <led, led> [lid] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. lead (be in charge of):

lead

diriger

lead a discussion, an investigation

mener

2. lead (be the leader of):

lead

mener

3. lead (guide):

lead

mener

to lead the way

montrer le chemin

4. lead (cause to have/do sth):

to lead sb into/to sth

conduire qn dans qc

to lead sb into/to problems

causer des problèmes à qn

to lead sb to +infin

amener qn à +infin

to lead sb to believe

amener qn à croire

to lead sb astray

détourner qn du droit chemin

5. lead TRG., sports (be ahead of):

to lead sb

être en avance sur qn

6. lead (live a particular way):

to lead a life of luxury

mener une vie de luxe

fraza:

to lead sb by the nose pog.

mener qn par le bout du nez

II. lead¹ <led, led> [lid] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. lead (direct):

lead

mener

to lead to/into/onto sth

mener à/à l'intérieur de/sur qc

2. lead (guide):

lead

guider

3. lead (be ahead):

lead

mener

4. lead fig. (cause to develop, happen):

to lead to sth

aboutir à qc

5. lead IGRE:

lead

jouer le premier

III. lead¹ [lid] SAM.

1. lead (front position):

lead

tête ž. spol

to take the lead

prendre la tête

2. lead (advantage):

lead

avance ž. spol

to have a lead of two points

avoir une avance de deux points

3. lead (example):

lead

exemple m. spol

4. lead (clue):

lead

indice m. spol

5. lead (leading role):

lead

rôle m. spol principal

6. lead (connecting wire):

lead

câble m. spol

7. lead IGRE:

to have the lead

jouer le premier

lead² [led] SAM.

1. lead (metallic substance):

lead

plomb m. spol

2. lead (pencil filling):

lead

mine ž. spol de crayon

I. jump [dʒʌmp] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. jump (leap):

jump

sauter

to jump out of sth

sauter de qc

to jump up

se lever d'un bond

to jump up and down

sauter en l'air

to jump up and down with excitement

sauter d'excitation

to jump forward/across

faire un bond en avant/franchir d'un bond

to jump in car

sauter dans

to jump on bus, train

sauter dans

to jump on bicycle, horse

sauter sur

2. jump (jerk):

jump

sursauter

to make sb jump

faire sursauter qn

3. jump (increase suddenly):

jump

faire un bond

to jump by 70%

faire un bond de 70%

4. jump (skip):

jump

sauter

to jump from one thing to another

passer d'un seul coup d'une chose à une autre

fraza:

to jump to conclusions

tirer des conclusions trop hâtives

to jump to the conclusion that ...

conclure trop vite que ...

to jump for joy

bondir de joie

to go jump in the lake pog.

aller se faire voir

to jump out of one's skin

sauter au plafond

to be really jumping pog.

être animé

II. jump [dʒʌmp] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. jump (leap across or over):

jump

sauter par-dessus

2. jump (attack):

to jump sb

sauter sur qn

3. jump (skip):

jump

sauter

4. jump (forfeit):

to jump bail

se soustraire à la justice

fraza:

to jump the gun

agir prématurément

to jump ship

déserter le navire

III. jump [dʒʌmp] SAM.

1. jump (leap):

jump

saut m. spol

parachute jump

saut en parachute

2. jump (hurdle):

jump

obstacle m. spol

3. jump (step):

jump

pas m. spol

to be one jump ahead of the competition

avoir une longueur d'avance sur ses concurrents

4. jump (head start):

jump

avance ž. spol

to get a jump on sb

devancer qn

Present

I	lead
you	lead
he/she/it	leads
we	lead
you	lead
they	lead

Past

I	led
you	led
he/she/it	led
we	led
you	led
they	led

Present Perfect

I	have	led
you	have	led
he/she/it	has	led
we	have	led
you	have	led
they	have	led

Past Perfect

I	had	led
you	had	led
he/she/it	had	led
we	had	led
you	had	led
they	had	led

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