ramp

ramp
ræmp
noun
(a sloping surface between places, objects etc which are at different levels: The car drove up the ramp from the quay to the ship.) rampe, opp-/nedkjørsel
rampe
I
subst. \/ræmp\/
1) rampe, skråplan
• launching ramp
utskytingsrampe
2) nedkjørsel, oppkjørsel, påkjøringsrampe (ved motorvei), avkjøringsrampe (ved motorvei)
3) (luftfart, også boarding ramp) leider, flytrapp
4) bøyd rekkverk (i trappeavsats e.l.)
5) bukk
6) fartsdemper
7) (slang) svindel(affære)
8) (hverdagslig for rampage) vill fremferd, raserianfall
9) (elektronikk, også ramp pulse) trekantpuls
II
verb \/ræmp\/
1) rase, storme
2) (spøkefullt) fare rundt (som en rasende)
3) (om dyr, gammeldags) stå oppreist på bakbena
4) (overført) innta en truende stilling
5) (om vekster) bre seg frodig
6) (arkitektur) bygge skrånende, bygge med rampe
ramp about rase, storme (spøkefullt) fare rundt (som en rasende)
ramp and rage føre et tøylesløst liv
ramp (something) up (om produksjon) øke (noe), trappe noe opp

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