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bale

/beɪl/

balesubstantiv

bales

Pl.

/beɪl/

Übersetzungen

тюк

The farmer stacked the bale of hay in the barn.

Фермер сложил тюк сена в сарае.

пакет

The warehouse received a bale of cotton.

Склад получил пакет хлопка.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

сноп

кипа

Definitionen

A large bundle of goods tightly wrapped and bound, often with twine or wire, for storage or transport.

The farmer loaded the hay bale onto the truck for delivery.

A measure of capacity for certain goods, such as cotton or wool, typically weighing around 500 pounds.

The textile factory received a shipment of cotton bales for processing.

Great evil, woe, or sorrow; calamity (archaic, chiefly literary).

The hero strove to save his people from bale and despair.

Synonyme

baleverb

baled

Präteritum

baled

Partizip Perfekt

baling

Gerundium

/beɪl/

Übersetzungen

прессовать

They bale the hay to store it for winter.

Они прессуют сено, чтобы хранить его зимой.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

увязывать

запаковывать

Definitionen

To make or form something into a bale, typically by compressing and binding it.

The farmer baled the hay to prepare it for transport.

Chiefly British spelling of bail: to remove water from (a boat) by scooping or pumping it out.

We had to bale the dinghy every few minutes to keep it afloat.

Chiefly British spelling of bail (out): to leave an aircraft in flight by parachute.

The pilot managed to bale out just before the plane crashed.

Synonyme

tie up

baleadjektiv

/beɪl/

Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to a bale or bales (e.g., "bale wire").

Definitionen

Relating to or used for bales.

The farmer bought new bale twine for the season.

baleeigenname

Definitionen

A surname.

Christian Bale won an Academy Award for his performance.