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Wende f naut.
tack
Stift
tack
heften
tack
Fockhals m naut.
tack
Reißnagel, Zwecke
tack
Tapeziernagel m
tack
Weg m; Kurs m; Richtung f
tack
Vorsegelhals m; Fockhals m; vordere Fockspitze f naut.
tack
Fockhals m
tack
Zeichensprache f der Buchmacher
tick-tack
Heftnaht f mach. (Schweißen)
tack weld
heftschweißen v techn.
to tack-weld
Stift m; kleiner Nagel
Stifte pl
tack
tacks
Stift m, kleiner Nagel
Stifte pl
tack
tacks
mit Schweißpunkt anheften
to tack weld
heftschweißen
to tack-weld
Heftschweißung f techn.
tack welding
Tic Tac Toe n (Kinderspiel)
tick-tack-toe
Zügigkeit f; Zug m (Lackfarbe)
tack (lacquer)
(Grad der) Klebekraft f; Klebrigkeit f techn.
tackiness; tack
Blauzwecke f
blueheaded tack
Sattelzeug n; Zaumzeug n (für Pferd)
tack (for horse)
Sattelzeug n, Zaumzeug n (für Pferd)
tack (for horse)
etw. heftschweißen; mit Schweißpunkt anheften v techn.
to tack weld sth.
Ziehfähigkeit f; Zügigkeit f (von Walzen) print
tack (of rollers)
feststecken
to tack (with pin)
Wende f naut.
tack; coming about
Sattelzeug n; Zaumzeug n (Pferdesport)
tack (in equitation)
Heftschweißen n
tack welding, tacking
Heftschweißen n
tack welding; tacking
Heftstich m (Nähen) textil.
Heftstiche pl
tack (sewing)
tacks
auf dem Holzweg sein
to be on the wrong tack
(bitumenhaltiger) Haftanstrich m; Haftkleberschicht f (Straßenbau) constr.
tack coat (road building)
Du kannst mir den Buckel runterrutschen! ugs.
Go sit on a tack! coll.
Zügigkeit f (Salbe, Druckfarbe) pharm. print
tack (ointment, printing ink)
Enthaftungszeit f (bei Elastomeren) techn.
tack-free time (in elastomers)
Martingal n (Hilfszügel) Reitsport
martingale (part of tack) riding
Reißnagel m
Reißnägel pl
thumbtack, tack Am.
thumbtacks
Reißnagel m
Reißnägel pl
thumbtack; tack Am.
thumbtacks
feststecken v
feststeckend
festgesteckt
to tack (with pin)
tacking
tacked
nageln v
nagelnd
genagelt
to tack (with nail)
tacking
tacked
Tapeziernagel m; Stift m
Tapeziernägel pl; Stifte pl
tack (short sharp-pointed nail)
tacks
Reißzwecke f, Heftzwecke f
Reißzwecken pl, Heftzwecken pl
thumbtack, tack Am.
thumbtacks, tacks
Reißzwecke f; Heftzwecke f
Reißzwecken pl; Heftzwecken pl
thumbtack; tack Am.
thumbtacks; tacks
Schiffszwieback m naut.
ship's biscuit, tack, sea biscuit, hardtack
Schiffszwieback m naut.
ship's biscuit; tack; sea biscuit; hardtack
Schlag m (Strecke zwischen zwei Wenden) (Segeln) sport
tack (distance sailed between tacks) (sailing)
scharfsinnig adj
astute; perceptive; sharp as a tack; tack-sharp
eine andere Richtung einschlagen übtr.; den Kurs ändern übtr. (seinen Ansatz ändern) v
to try a different tack; to change the tack fig.
Kurs m (auf die Windrichtung bezogen) (Segeln) sport
tack (course relative to the direction of the wind) (sailing)
Schiffszwieback m cook.
hard tack; hardtack Am.; ship's biscuit Br.; sea biscuit Br.
Anschweißstelle f; Schweißung f techn.
Anschweißstellen pl; Schweißungen pl
Heftschweißung f; Heftnaht f
Laschenpunktschweißung f
welding point; weld
welding points; welds
tack weld
bridge spot weld
Richtungswechsel m
ein Richtungswechsel in der Politik
change of direction; course change; change of tack; swerve
a change in policy
Reißnagel m Dt. Ös.; Reissnagel m Schw.; Reißbrettstift m Dt.; Reißzwecke f Norddt. Mitteldt.; Heftzwecke f Norddt. Mittelwestdt.; Pinne f Norddt.
Reißnägel pl; Reissnägel pl; Reißbrettstifte pl; Reißzwecken pl; Heftzwecken pl; Pinnen pl
drawing pin Br.; thumbtack Am.; tack Am.
drawing pins; thumbtacks; tacks
heften, anheften v
heftend, anheftend
geheftet, angeheftet
heftet, heftet an
heftete, heftete an
to tack, to baste
tacking, basting
tacked, basted
tacks, bastes
tacked, basted
heften; anheften v
heftend; anheftend
geheftet; angeheftet
heftet; heftet an
heftete; heftete an
to tack; to baste
tacking; basting
tacked; basted
tacks; bastes
tacked; basted
etw. heften; anheften v
heftend; anheftend
geheftet; angeheftet
heftet; heftet an
heftete; heftete an
to tack; to baste sth.
tacking; basting
tacked; basted
tacks; bastes
tacked; basted
versuchen v, sich bemühen v
versuchend, sich bemühend
versucht, sich bemüht
er
sie versucht
ich
er
sie versuchte
er
sie hat
hatte versucht
sich an etw. versuchen
es anders versuchen übtr.
to try
trying
tried
he
she tries
I
he
she tried
he
she has
had tried
to have a try at sth.
to try another tack
kreuzen, aufkreuzen, gegen den Wind segeln v naut.
kreuzend, aufkreuzend, gegen den Wind segelnd
gekreuzt, aufgekreuzt, gegen den Wind gesegelt
landwärts kreuzen
to tack, to sail against the wind
tacking, sailing against the wind
tacked, sailed against the wind
to make a tack towards land
versuchen v; sich bemühen v
versuchend; sich bemühend
versucht; sich bemüht
er sie versucht
ich er sie versuchte
er sie hat hatte versucht
sich an etw. versuchen
es anders versuchen übtr.
Versuchs doch mal!
to try
trying
tried
he she tries
I he she tried
he she has had tried
to have a try at sth.
to try another tack
Just go and try it!
kreuzen; ankreuzen; aufkreuzen; gegen den Wind segeln v naut.
kreuzend; ankreuzend; aufkreuzend; gegen den Wind segelnd
gekreuzt; angekreuzt; aufgekreuzt; gegen den Wind gesegelt
landwärts kreuzen
to tack; to sail against the wind; to sail into the wind
tacking; sailing against the wind; sailing into the wind
tacked; sailed against the wind; sailed into the wind
to make a tack towards land
etw. versuchen; etw. probieren ugs. v
versuchend; probierend
versucht; probiert
er sie versucht; er sie probiert
ich er sie versuchte; ich er sie probierte
er sie hat hatte versucht; er sie hat hatte probiert
etw. wieder versuchen
es anders versuchen übtr.
Versuchs doch mal!
to try sth.; to attempt sth.
trying; attempting
tried; attempted
he she tries; he she attempts
I he she tried; I he she attempted
he she has had tried; he she has had attempted
to reattempt sth. (reattempting) (reattempted)
to try another tack
Just go and try it!
Irrweg m; Holzweg m; falscher Weg m; Abweg m geh.; Abirrung f selten geh.
Irrwege pl; Holzwege pl; falsche Wege pl; Abwege pl; Abirrungen pl
auf dem Irrweg Holzweg sein übtr.
auf Abwege geraten
Die Außenpolitik ist auf Abwege geraten.
wrong track; wrong tack; wrong path; the wrong route to take; aberration fig.
wrong tracks; wrong tacks; wrong paths; the wrong routes to take; aberrations
to be off the track; to be on the wrong track; to be on the wrong tack
to get on the wrong path; to go off on the wrong track; to go astray
The foreign policy is on the wrong track.
Schweißen n; Schweißung f selten techn.
Axialschweißen n
Bolzenschweißen n
Heftschweißen n; Heftschweißung f
Heizwendelschweißen n
Inertgas-Schweißen n
Perkussionsschweißen; PK-Schweißen; Stromstoß-Schlagschweißen; Stoßschweißen; Schlagschweißen
Radialschweißen n
Reibschweißen n
Reparaturschweißen n
Schienenschweißen n
Thermitschweißen n
Überkopfschweißen n
Vibrationsschweißen n
Wärmeleitschweißen n
Warzenschweißen n
einlagiges Schweißen
schleppendes Schweißen
stechendes Schweißen
welding
axial welding
stud arc welding; stud welding
tack welding; tacking
electrofusion welding
inert gas welding
percussion welding PEW
radial welding
friction welding FRW
repair welding; corrective welding; reclamation welding rare
rail welding
thermite welding
overhead welding
vibration welding
thermal conduction welding
boss welding
single-pass welding
welding, pull technique
welding, push technique

Deutsche Wende {f} [naut.] Synonyme

naut  
wende  
Umkehr  ÂWende  ÂWendung  
Umkehrpunkt  ÂWende  ÂWendepunkt  
Putsch  ÂRevolution  ÂSturz  ÂUmsturz  ÂUmwälzung  ÂWende  
deutsche  Wiedervereinigung  ÂEnde  der  deutschen  Teilung  ÂWende  ÂWiedervereinigung  

Englische tack Synonyme

tack  MO  aberrancy  aberration  about ship  affix  algorithm  alter  alteration  ameliorate  annex  append  approach  articulate  attach  attack  azimuth  back and fill  back band  backstrap  baste  batten  batten down  be changed  be converted into  be renewed  bear away  bear off  bear to starboard  bearing  bearing rein  beat  beat about  bellyband  bend  bias  bind  bit  blinders  blinds  bolt  bottom out  box off  branch off  branching off  braze  break  breeching  bridle  bring about  bring round  buckle  butt  button  cant  cant round  caparison  cast  cast about  cavesson  cement  change  change course  change the bearing  change the heading  checker  checkrein  cheekpiece  chinband  chop  chop and change  cinch  circuitousness  clasp  cleat  clip  collar  combine  come about  come around  come round  compass bearing  compass direction  cordage  cording  corner  couple  course  crook  crownband  crupper  curb  curve  declination  deflection  degenerate  depart from  departure  deteriorate  detour  deviance  deviancy  deviate  deviation  deviousness  digress  digression  direction  discursion  divagate  divagation  divaricate  divarication  diverge  divergence  diversify  diversion  dogleg  double  double a point  dovetail  drift  drifting  equipage  equipment  errantry  excursion  excursus  exorbitation  fashion  fasten  fastening  fetch about  fittings  fix  flop  form  gag swivel  gear  girth  glue  go about  guise  gybe  hackamore  hairpin  halter  hames  hametugs  harness  hasp  haul around  headgear  heading  headstall  heave round  heel  hinge  hip straps  hitch  hook  improve  indirection  jam  jaquima  jerk line  jibe  jibe all standing  join  joint  kit  latch  lee side  line  line of action  lines  lock  magnetic bearing  manner  manner of working  martingale  means  meliorate  method  methodology  miss stays  miter  mitigate  mode  mode of operation  mode of procedure  modulate  modus operandi  mortise  mutate  nail  noseband  obliquity  order  o  
tack on  add  adjoin  affix  agglutinate  annex  append  attach  burden  complicate  conjoin  decorate  encumber  glue on  hitch on  infix  join with  ornament  paste on  plus  postfix  prefix  put with  saddle with  slap on  subjoin  suffix  superadd  superpose  tag  tag on  unite with  
tackle  accept  accouterments  amateur athlete  apparatus  appliances  appointments  approach  appurtenances  archer  armament  assume  athlete  attack  attempt  attend to  back band  backstrap  bag and baggage  baggage  ballplayer  baseballer  baseman  batter  battery  bearing rein  bellyband  bit  blinders  blinds  block  blocking back  bowman  breeching  bridle  buckle to  caparison  carry on  cat  catcher  cavesson  center  checkrein  cheekpiece  chinband  cinch  clobber  coach  collar  competitor  conduct  confront  consume  conveniences  cordage  cording  crab  crane  crank  crank in  cricketer  crownband  crupper  curb  deck tackle  defensive lineman  demolish  derrick  destroy  devour  differential tackle  dive into  do  draw in  draw taut  duffel  dunnage  embark in  embark upon  employ  end  endeavor  engage in  enter on  enter upon  equipage  equipment  erector  exercise  face  face up to  facilities  facility  fall  fall into  fall to  fall upon  fittings  fixtures  follow  footballer  forklift  furnishings  furniture  gag swivel  games-player  gamester  gantry crane  gear  get busy  get cracking  get going  get under way  get with it  girth  give a fling  give a go  give a try  give a whirl  go about  go at  go in for  go into  go to it  go upon  grapple with  guard  habiliments  hackamore  halter  hames  hametugs  harness  have at  headgear  headstall  hip straps  hoist  hop to it  hydraulic tailgate  impedimenta  infielder  installations  jack  jackscrew  jaquima  jerk line  jigger  jock  jump to it  jumper  kit  launch forth  launch into  lay about  lever  lift  lifter  light into  lineman  lines  luff  luggage  machinery  make a try  martingale  materiel  move into  munition  munitions  noseband  offensive lineman  outfield  outfielder  outfit  paraphernalia  pitch in  pitch into  plant  player  plumbing  plunge into  pole strap  poloist  practice  proceed to  professional athlete  prosecute  pugilist  pull in  pulley  purchase  pursue  quarterback  
tacky  Mickey Mouse  adherent  adhesive  amylaceous  base  beat-up  bedraggled  blowsy  blowzy  boggy  breakable  brittle  broken-down  brummagem  bulldogged  bulldoggish  bulldoggy  bullheaded  careless  cheap  cheap-jack  cheesy  chintzy  clabbered  clammy  clingy  clotted  coagulated  coarse  cobwebby  common  crude  crumbly  curdled  dainty  damp  dampish  dank  delicate  delicately weak  dewy  dilapidated  dingy  doughy  dowdy  down-at-heel  down-at-the-heels  drabbletailed  draggled  draggletailed  effeminate  faded  fenny  flimsy  fourth-class  fragile  frail  frangible  frayed  frazzled  frowzy  frumpish  frumpy  full of holes  gaudy  gaumy  gelatinous  gimcrack  gimcracky  glairy  gluelike  gluey  glutenous  glutinose  glutinous  gone to seed  gooey  gossamery  grubby  grumous  gumbo  gumbolike  gumlike  gummous  gummy  heavy  holey  humid  in rags  in shreds  in tatters  incorrect  inelegant  inferior  informal  inspissated  irregular  jelled  jellied  jellylike  jerry  jerry-built  light  lightweight  loose  low-class  low-grade  low-quality  low-test  lumpen  marshy  mean  messy  moist  mucilaginous  muggy  mussy  namby-pamby  negligent  obstinate  out-of-date  outmoded  paltry  papery  pasteboardy  pasty  patchy  persistent  poky  poor  punk  puny  ragged  raggedy  rainy  ratty  ropy  roric  roriferous  ruinous  run-down  scraggly  scruffy  second-best  second-class  seedy  self-adhesive  shabby  shattery  shoddy  sissified  slabby  slack  slatternly  sleazy  slight  slimy  slipshod  slithery  sloppy  slovenly  sluttish  sordid  squalid  starchy  stickable  sticky  stodgy  stringy  stubborn  swampy  syrupy  tasteless  tattered  tatty  tawdry  tenacious  thick  thickened  third-class  third-rate  threadbare  tinny  torn  tough  tremelloid  tremellose  unbecoming  undried  unkempt  unneat  unsightly  unsubstantial  unsuitable  untidy  viscid  viscose  viscous  vulgar  wet  wettish  wispy  womanish  

tack Definition

Hard-tack
(n.) A name given by soldiers and sailors to a kind of hard biscuit or sea bread.
Tack
(n.) A stain
Tack
(n.) A peculiar flavor or taint
Tack
(n.) A small, short, sharp-pointed nail, usually having a broad, flat head.
Tack
(n.) That which is attached
Tack
(v. t.) A rope used to hold in place the foremost lower corners of the courses when the vessel is closehauled (see Illust. of Ship)
Tack
(v. t.) The part of a sail to which the tack is usually fastened
Tack
(v. t.) The direction of a vessel in regard to the trim of her sails
Tack
(v. t.) A contract by which the use of a thing is set, or let, for hire
Tack
(v. t.) Confidence
Tack
(v. t.) To fasten or attach.
Tack
(v. t.) Especially, to attach or secure in a slight or hasty manner, as by stitching or nailing
Tack
(v. t.) In parliamentary usage, to add (a supplement) to a bill
Tack
(v. t.) To change the direction of (a vessel) when sailing closehauled, by putting the helm alee and shifting the tacks and sails so that she will proceed to windward nearly at right angles to her former course.
Tack
(v. i.) To change the direction of a vessel by shifting the position of the helm and sails

tack Bedeutung

tack sailing a zigzag course
tack tacking (nautical) the act of changing tack
ticktacktoe
ticktacktoo
tick-tack-toe
tic-tac-toe
tit-tat-toe
noughts and crosses
a game in which two players alternately put crosses and circles in one of the compartments of a square grid of nine spaces, the object is to get a row of three crosses or three circles before the opponent does
carpet tack used to nail down carpets
sheet tack mainsheet
weather sheet
shroud
(nautical) a line (rope or chain) that regulates the angle at which a sail is set in relation to the wind
stable gear
saddlery
tack
gear for a horse
tack a short nail with a sharp point and a large head
tack hammer a light hammer that is used to drive tacks
tailor's tack a loose, looped, sewing stitch used to transfer marking for darts, etc., from a pattern to material
tie tack
tiepin
scarfpin
a pin used to hold the tie in place
tack the heading or position of a vessel relative to the trim of its sails
interchange
tack switch
alternate flip
flip-flop
reverse (a direction, attitude, or course of action)
append
tag on
tack on
tack hang on
fix to, attach, append a charm to the necklace
baste
tack
sew together loosely, with large stitches, baste a hem
tack fasten with tacks, tack the notice on the board
assemble
piece
put together
set up
tack tack together
create by putting components or members together, She pieced a quilt, He tacked together some verses, They set up a committee
tack
wear round
turn into the wind, The sailors decided to tack the boat, The boat tacked
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