Переводы „pedal“ в словаре англо » словенский

I . ped·al [ˈpedəl] СУЩ.

pedal

pedal м.

II . ped·al <-ll- [or Am usu-l-]> [ˈpedəl] ГЛ. перех.

to pedal a bicycle

voziti kolo

to pedal a bicycle

poganjati pedale

III . ped·al <-ll- [or Am usu-l-]> [ˈpedəl] ГЛ. неперех.

pedal

kolesariti [св. prekolesariti]

she pedaled through the city

kolesarila je po mestu

ˈgas ped·al СУЩ. америк.

gas pedal

stopalka ж. za plin

ˈped·al bin СУЩ.

pedal bin

smetnjak [or koš] м. s pedalom za odpiranje

ˈped·al boat СУЩ., peda·lo [ˈpedələʊ] СУЩ.

pedal boat

pedalin м.

Примеры со словом pedal

to depress a pedal

pritisniti pedal

to pedal a bicycle

voziti kolo

to press on the brake pedal

pritisniti na zavoro

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

английский

The alternate design philosophy to the moped is the so-called "motor-assist" or "pedal-assist" bicycle.

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This pedal coupled with the ghetto blaster experiments really changed my life.

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Indication that the soft pedal should be used is the instruction "una corda" or sometimes "due corde", with "tre corde" or sometimes "tutte le corde" cancelling it.

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Now anybody can clown about on a unicycle and what's more, you don't even have to pedal.

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The rest of the second track makes extensive use of guitar pedal effects and includes a heavily distorted riff.

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The bottom is a porcelain drinking fountain; when it was a working fountain, a step pedal was used to obtain water.

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Children compete in the pedal pull competition, and a pioneer church service is held on the last day of the festival.

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The second class also allowed direct human power with pedals.

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It also showed how important the scrum is when you get the correct angle and tie in back-rows and force the defence to back-pedal.

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The engine could be started with pedal drive engaged, causing the pedals to rotate under engine power when the bike was in gear.

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