tilt

tilt
tilt 1. verb
(to go or put (something) into a sloping or slanting position: He tilted his chair backwards; The lamp tilted and fell.) vippe, sette i skråstilling
2. noun
(a slant; a slanting position: The table is at a slight tilt.) helling, på skrå
- at full tilt
- full tilt
strid
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vippe
I
subst. \/tɪlt\/
1) teltduk, telttak, presenning, seilduktak, kalesje
2) solseil, soltelt
II
subst. \/tɪlt\/
1) helling, skrånende stilling
2) vipping
3) (sjøfart) slagside
4) (historisk) turnering (til hest med lanse)
5) (historisk) lansestøt
6) (overført) dyst, disputt, ordveksling
angle of tilt hellingsvinkel
(at) full tilt i full fart, med full fart
he ran full tilt against him
han løp i full fart inn i ham
have a tilt at something forsøke seg på noe gå til angrep på noe
III
verb \/tɪlt\/
dekke (over) (med teltduk e.l.)
IV
verb \/tɪlt\/
1) vippe, tippe, bikke, gynge
he tilted his chair back
han vippet stolen bakover
the birds were tilting on the boughs
fuglene satt og vippet på grenene
2) sette i skråstilling, stille på skrå, sette på skrå
3) tippe
tilt out coal
tippe ut kull
4) hamre (ut)
she tilts iron
hun hamrer ut jern
5) (historisk) angripe (med lanse)
6) (overført) angripe, gå løs på
7) (historisk) turnere (til hest med lanse)
8) (gammeldags) delta i kappestrid, kjempe, stride, tevle
9) (sjøfart) ha slagside
tilt (up) sette på skrå\/høykant
she tilted the barrel (up) to empty it
hun satte tønnen på høykant for å tømme den
tilt at angripe, gå løs på
tilt at the ring ri ringridning
tilt at windmills sewindmill
tillt back something slå opp noe
she tilted the seat back
hun slo opp stolsetet
tilt over velte, bikke over, falle om kull, tippe over (ende)

English-Norwegian dictionary. 2013.

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