Zusammenfassung
take-off
Abflug · Absprung · Start
to take off
absetzen, (Kleider) ausziehen
to take off {Verb}
starten · abfliegen · abnehmen · ablösen · entfernen · abspulen · abwickeln · wegnehmen · nachmachen · nachäffen · abheben
Synonyme
take off: subtract · deduct · get off the ground
Englisch-Deutsch Übersetzung für "take off"
"take off" Deutsch Übersetzung
take off
take off (auch: to subtract, to deduct, to disengage, to dump)
Around 75 % of aircraft are involved in accidents during approach, landing or take-off.
maximum take-off weight
The next great challenge is to re-launch the new round of world trade negotiations that failed to take off last December in Seattle.
There are slots for taking off, for landing, but also for overflying.
It can be easily measured using data from only a few take-offs.
take-off
Around 75 % of aircraft are involved in accidents during approach, landing or take-off.
maximum take-off weight
The next great challenge is to re-launch the new round of world trade negotiations that failed to take off last December in Seattle.
There are slots for taking off, for landing, but also for overflying.
It can be easily measured using data from only a few take-offs.
take-off {Substantiv}
They can make them take off.
to take off
The animal jumps, it spreads its wings, it vibrates them, but it can't actually take off because the fly is sandwiched between two glass
to take off
to take off {Verb}
to take off {Vb.} (auch: to initiate, to launch, go, run)
Well, you can't right now take off from your home because it's too noisy.
30 % of all scheduled flights in Europe take off late 45 % of the time.
I mean to be able to take off from your home, you'd have to be extremely quiet.
YR: Yes, with the final goal to take off, but with initial speed.
With very few exceptions, the EU emissions trading scheme applies to all aircraft operators whose machines take off or land in the EU.
to take off {Vb.}
When we fly out of Brussels, we often see five, ten or fifteen aircraft queuing on the runway, waiting for permission to take off.
to take off {Vb.} (auch: to weaken, to dwindle, to decline, to decrease)
I can tell him to take off the earphones now, I am going to proceed in English.
Do you want to take off the other part of it?
Well, in order to really understand how they do that you have to take off the hood, and look underneath and see what's going on.
to take off {Vb.} (auch: to detach, to supplant, to remove, to take over from)
to take off {Vb.} (auch: to bear off, to take down, to take out)
to take off {Vb.} (auch: to unreel, to uncoil, to wind, to reel off)
to take off {Vb.} (auch: to liquidate, wind up)
to take off {Vb.} (auch: to withdraw, to take, draw off)
to take off {Vb.} (auch: to recreate, to counterfeit, to mimic, to ape)
to take off {Vb.} (auch: to mimic, to ape, imitate)
to take off {Vb.} [Luftf.] (auch: to get airborne, to have liftoff, to lift off)
They can make them take off.
take-off
The animal jumps, it spreads its wings, it vibrates them, but it can't actually take off because the fly is sandwiched between two glass
Synonyme
Synonyme (Englisch) für "take off":
© Princeton Universitysubtract · deduct · get off the ground · depart · part · start · start out · set forth · set off · set out · lift off · take time off
Beispielsätze
Beispielsätze für "take off" auf Deutsch
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