rig

UK
/rɪg/
US
/rɪg/
rigsubstantiv
rigs
Pl.
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Übersetzungen
буровая установка
The oil company set up a new rig in the desert.
Нефтяная компания установила новую буровую установку в пустыне.
тяжелый грузовик
The truck driver parked his rig at the rest stop.
Водитель грузовика припарковал свой тяжелый грузовик на стоянке.
The fishing rig was prepared with different types of bait.
Рыболовная оснастка была подготовлена с различными видами приманки.
Definitionen
A large structure used for drilling oil or gas wells.
The oil company set up a new rig in the middle of the ocean to extract crude oil.
A truck consisting of a tractor and trailer together.
The long-haul driver parked his rig at the truck stop for a rest.
The arrangement of masts, sails, and other equipment on a sailing vessel.
The crew worked tirelessly to adjust the rig before the storm hit.
A piece of equipment or machinery designed for a specific purpose.
The DJ set up his rig before the concert to ensure the best sound quality.
An outfit or costume, especially one that is distinctive or elaborate.
He showed up at the party in a flashy cowboy rig.
A horse-drawn carriage together with its harness and horse.
They toured the historic town in a Victorian rig.
A fishing tackle arrangement consisting of line, sinker, hook, and other components.
He tied a simple bottom rig to catch flounder.
A male animal, especially a horse, that is incompletely or improperly castrated (cryptorchid).
The gelding turned out to be a rig and still behaved like a stallion.
rigverb
rigged
Präteritum
rigged
Partizip Perfekt
rigging
Gerundium
UK
/rɪɡ/
US
/rɪɡ/
Übersetzungen
They rigged the stage for the concert.
Они установили сцену для концерта.
They tried to rig the election results.
Они пытались фальсифицировать результаты выборов.
The crew worked hard to rig the ship for the journey.
Экипаж усердно работал, чтобы оснастить корабль для путешествия.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To set up equipment or a structure, often in a makeshift or temporary manner.
The crew worked quickly to rig the stage for the concert.
To manipulate or adjust something dishonestly for a desired outcome.
They were accused of trying to rig the election results.
To equip a ship with sails and rigging.
The sailors spent the morning rigging the ship for the voyage.
To fit or equip (a horse, vehicle, or person) with the necessary harness, gear, or clothing.
They rigged the mule team before setting off at dawn.
rigadjektiv
UK
/rɪɡ/
US
/rɪɡ/
Used attributively before a noun to denote connection with an oil or drilling rig.
Definitionen
Relating to or characteristic of an oil or drilling rig; used attributively before another noun.
Rig safety procedures are reviewed before each shift.