CLIMB-DOWN - английски-немски превод

английски

немски

ˈclimb-down СЪЩ Brit

climb-down

[Ein]geständnis ср

climb down ГЛАГ нпрх

1. climb down (descend):

climb down

heruntersteigen

climb down road

hinunterführen

to climb down from the summit

vom Gipfel absteigen

to climb down a tree

von einem Baum herunterklettern

2. climb down Brit, Aus:

climb down (back down)

von seinem hohen Ross steigen разг

climb down (give in)

klein beigeben

немски

английски

hinunterklettern

to climb down

etw hinunterklettern

to climb down sth

[von etw дат/irgendwohin] herunterklettern

to climb down [from sth/somewhere]

[von etw дат] herabsteigen

to climb down [or descend] [from sth]

einen Rückzieher machen (nachgeben)

to climb down

[von etw дат] heruntersteigen

to climb [or come] down [from sth]

den Schwanz einziehen разг

to climb down

von einer Leiter absteigen

to climb down from a ladder

absteigen

to climb down

Present

I	climb down
you	climb down
he/she/it	climbs down
we	climb down
you	climb down
they	climb down

Past

I	climbed down
you	climbed down
he/she/it	climbed down
we	climbed down
you	climbed down
they	climbed down

Present Perfect

I	have	climbed down
you	have	climbed down
he/she/it	has	climbed down
we	have	climbed down
you	have	climbed down
they	have	climbed down

Past Perfect

I	had	climbed down
you	had	climbed down
he/she/it	had	climbed down
we	had	climbed down
you	had	climbed down
they	had	climbed down

едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)

But even that climb-down has not prevented a host of users turning their backs on the camera app, figures suggest.

www.independent.co.uk

They included a climb-down on attempts to force all union members to "opt-in" to paying a political levy - which will now only apply to new members.

www.bbc.co.uk

The climb-down had started after government intervened with measures like a ban on exports, abolition of import duty and asking state government's to crackdown on onion hoarders.

www.thehindu.com

Another thought the emissions trading climb-down was only tricky because the language used to sell the need for action on climate change had been "over-hyped".

www.abc.net.au

But the government's climb-down on the plant could cost taxpayers plenty.

www.thestar.com