„linchpin“ kelimesinin çevirisi İngilizce » Almanca sözlüğünde

I . linch·pin [ˈlɪn(t)ʃpɪn] ISIM

1. linchpin (pin):

linchpin

Achsnagel eril

linchpin

Lünse dişil

2. linchpin (essential part):

linchpin

Stütze dişil

linchpin

das A und O

the dollar is the linchpin of the system of international payments

das gesamte internationale Zahlungssystem stützt sich auf den Dollar

II . linch·pin [ˈlɪn(t)ʃpɪn] ISIM modifier

Florida was the linchpin state in the last presidential elections

bei den letzten Präsidentschaftswahlen entschied sich letztlich alles in Florida

linchpin ISIM

Kullanıcı sözlük maddesi

linchpin mecazi

Dreh- und Angelpunkt eril

PONS sözlüğünden örnekler (yazı işleri tarafından onaylanmıştır)

Florida was the linchpin state in the last presidential elections

bei den letzten Präsidentschaftswahlen entschied sich letztlich alles in Florida

the dollar is the linchpin of the system of international payments

das gesamte internationale Zahlungssystem stützt sich auf den Dollar

Tek dilli örnekler (PONS yazı işleri tarafından onaylanmamıştır)

İngilizce

Instead, acting as a center of political intrigue and conflict, the station becomes the linchpin of a massive interstellar war.

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The linchpin of the program strategy will be the creation of a film and media center, technology center and film stage.

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Early diagnosis and subsequent treatment are the linchpins of surviving the infection.

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The linchpin is the generic application environment.

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When he carves a new linchpin for her, she pays him with the cast-off wood chips which turn into gold if he is wise enough to take them.

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The fact that the prosecution characterise it as the vital crucial linchpin evidence of their case you may think speaks volumes.

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While manufacturing has become an important part of the economy, most businesses are agriculturally based and agriculture remains the linchpin.

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At the midpoint are the linchpins: the two 130-foot masts from which the roof is suspended.

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The axles were bolted onto axle trees and the cast-iron wheels (about 20 inches in diameter) were held on the axles by a linchpin (known as a lily-pin).

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But guys like that can't be their linchpin anymore, playing the lion's share of minutes and shutting down the opposing team's top line.

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