prise в PONS речника

Преводи за prise в английски»български речника

prise [praɪz] ГЛАГ прх Brit, Aus s.

prise → prize²

Вижте също: prize², prize¹

prize² [praɪz] ГЛАГ прх

to prize sth off, to prize off sth

разбивам нщ с лост

to prize sth open

отварям нщ с лост

I.prize¹ [praɪz] СЪЩ

1. prize (thing to be won in a competition):

prize

награда f

prize in the lottery

печалба f

to carry off a prize

удрям кьоравото

2. prize (reward):

prize

награда f

Phrases:

there are no prizes for guessing

ясно е като бял ден

II.prize¹ [praɪz] ПРИЛ

1. prize разг (first-rate):

prize

първокласен

prize idiot

пълен

2. prize (prize-winning):

prize

спечелил първа награда

III.prize¹ [praɪz] ГЛАГ прх

prize

ценя високо

sb's prized possession

нечии скъпоценностите

to prize sth highly

ценя високо нщ

едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)

английски

He can be seen trying to prise the man's phone from his hand, finally releasing it before spilling it onto the ground.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Footage taken at the scene showed motorists risking their own lives amid the flames to prise open vehicle doors and rescue people trapped inside.

www.abc.net.au

It is all very well to prise unity but knowing disagreements and compromises is better than a pretentious display of unity.

www.abc.net.au

Footage taken minutes after the crash showed motorists risking their own lives amid the flames to prise open vehicle doors and rescue people trapped inside.

www.abc.net.au

I simply couldn't open it with my fingernails, and found only my driving license thin enough to prise it open.

www.ibtimes.co.uk

The criminal will then return to the machine, prise out their device with the customer's card and take down the camera.

www.independent.co.uk

Criminals prise open garage doors to steal the items inside or to gain access to the main house through internal doors.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Then tongs were used to prise his mouth open after he refused to swallow excrement.

en.wikipedia.org

Their long conical bill is used to probe into cracks and prise open holes in order to obtain prey.

en.wikipedia.org

Along with this came the burden of prises (appropriation of food), seizure of wool and hides, and the unpopular additional duty on wool, dubbed the "maltolt".

en.wikipedia.org