Angielski - Węgierski

hoist

gb/hˈɔɪst/ us/hˈɔɪst/
B2 Angielski
felhúz, felemel, felvon, poharat emel, emelő, emelőberendezés
CZASOWNIK B2
1
Schemat użycia:
hoist [something] (up) (into/onto [place])
They hoisted the generator onto the platform with a crane.
Daruval a platformra emelték a generátort.
The crew hoisted the supplies up to the third floor.
A személyzet felhúzta a készleteket a harmadik emeletre.
We used a rope to hoist the kayak onto the roof rack.
Przykłady dla uczących się
They hoisted the box up.
Felhúzták a dobozt.
A crane hoisted the steel beam.
Egy daru felemelte az acélgerendát.
Częsty błąd:
Learners may use *hoist* for any small lift; it usually suggests effort or equipment, especially for heavy objects.
Znaczenie
lift something heavy upward
Kolokacje
hoist a load |hoist a beam |hoist equipment |hoist cargo |hoist it up |hoist into place |hoist onto the truck |hoist by crane |hoist with a winch |hoist safely
Synonimy
lift (More general; does not imply ropes or machinery.) | raise (Often more formal and less physical-sounding than hoist.) | haul (Emphasizes pulling with effort, sometimes horizontally as well.)
Antonimy
lower (Move something downward in a controlled way.) | drop (Let something fall rather than lifting it.)
Tematy
work |tools |construction |transport
Definicja

To lift something up, often with a machine or rope.

To raise or lift something, especially something heavy, using ropes, a pulley, or a mechanical device.

CZASOWNIK B2
2
Schemat użycia:
hoist [a flag/sail]
They hoisted the flag at sunrise.
Napkeltekor felvonták a zászlót.
As the wind picked up, she hoisted the sails.
Ahogy feltámadt a szél, felhúzta a vitorlákat.
The ship hoisted a signal flag to warn nearby boats.
Przykłady dla uczących się
They hoisted the flag.
Felhúzták a zászlót.
He hoisted the sail.
Felhúzta a vitorlát.
Częsty błąd:
Learners may say *open the flag* or *put up the sail*; *hoist* is the natural verb for raising flags and sails.
Znaczenie
raise a flag or sail
Kolokacje
hoist the flag |hoist a flag |hoist the sails |hoist the mainsail |hoist the national flag |hoist the colors |hoist the banner |hoist the sail |hoist the flagpole rope |hoist at dawn
Synonimy
raise (Common alternative, especially for flags.)
Antonimy
lower (Bring a flag or sail down.)
Tematy
travel |sports |military |ceremony
Definicja

To pull a flag or sail up.

To raise a flag or a sail to the top of a pole or mast.

CZASOWNIK B2
3
Schemat użycia:
hoist [someone/something] (up) (onto/into [place])
They hoisted him onto their shoulders after the win.
A győzelem után a vállukra emelték.
She hoisted herself up onto the wall and looked over.
Felhúzta magát a fal tetejére, és átnézett.
Two people hoisted the injured hiker into the helicopter basket.
Przykłady dla uczących się
He hoisted the child onto his shoulders.
A vállára emelte a gyereket.
Częsty błąd:
Learners sometimes confuse *hoist* with *host*; the spelling and pronunciation are different.
Znaczenie
lift someone into a position
Kolokacje
hoist someone up |hoist a child onto your shoulders |hoist yourself up |hoist into the boat |hoist out of the water |hoist onto the ledge |hoist into a seat |hoist over a fence |hoist with both hands |hoist with help
Synonimy
lift (More general and often less forceful than hoist.) | heave (Emphasizes a strong, sudden effort.)
Antonimy
set down (Put someone or something down rather than lifting up.)
Tematy
daily_life |sports
Definicja

To lift someone or something up to a higher place.

To lift or pull someone or something up and into a particular position, often with effort or help.

CZASOWNIK B2
4
Schemat użycia:
hoist [a glass/drink]
Everyone hoisted their glasses to congratulate the couple.
Mindenki poharat emelt, hogy gratuláljon a párnak.
He hoisted a pint in her honor.
A tiszteletére megemelte a korsóját.
We hoisted a toast to the team’s success.
Przykłady dla uczących się
We hoisted our glasses.
Poharat emeltünk.
Częsty błąd:
This use is less literal; it usually refers to the gesture, not moving the drink to a new place.
Znaczenie
raise a glass in a toast
Kolokacje
hoist a glass |hoist your glass |hoist a toast |hoist a drink |hoist a pint |hoist a beer |hoist a mug |hoist one in celebration
Synonimy
raise (More common in toasts (raise a glass).)
Antonimy
put down (Lower the glass instead of lifting it.)
Tematy
food_and_drink |social |celebration
Definicja

To lift your drink, usually to celebrate.

To lift a drink or glass, especially as a gesture of celebration or respect.

RZECZOWNIK C1 TECHNICAL
5
Schemat użycia:
a [manual/electric] hoist
They used a chain hoist to lift the motor out of the car.
Láncos emelőt használtak, hogy kiemeljék a motort az autóból.
The warehouse installed an overhead hoist for heavy pallets.
A raktár mennyezeti emelőberendezést szerelt fel a nehéz raklapokhoz.
Make sure the hoist is rated for the weight you’re lifting.
Przykłady dla uczących się
They used a hoist to lift it.
Emelőt használtak hozzá.
Częsty błąd:
Learners may confuse *hoist* (lifting device) with *crane* (a larger machine that may use a hoist).
Znaczenie
device for lifting heavy loads
Kolokacje
chain hoist |electric hoist |manual hoist |engine hoist |overhead hoist |a hoist mechanism |use a hoist |operate a hoist |hoist capacity |install a hoist
Synonimy
lift (Broader term; not necessarily a load-lifting device.) | winch (A specific type of hoist that winds a cable or rope on a drum.)
Antonimy
hand-carry (Moving something manually without lifting equipment.)
Tematy
tools |construction |work |industry
Definicja

A machine used to lift heavy things.

A machine or set of equipment, such as a pulley system or powered lift, used for raising and lowering heavy objects.

Gramatyka
Forma słownikowa
hoist
IPA
GB/hˈɔɪst/
US/hˈɔɪst/
Sylaby i akcent
hoist (1 sylaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (hoist)
Formy wyrazu
Noun
  • Base: hoist
  • Plural: hoists
Verb
  • Base: hoist
  • 3rd Person Singular: hoists
  • Present Participle: hoisting
  • Past: hoisted
Rodzina wyrazów
Forms
hoists noun hoisting verb hoisted verb
Related words
lift verb A2 raise verb A2
Negative and opposite forms
lower verb A2
Advanced or less common
hoister noun
Wyrażenia

be hoist with/by your own petard

1
/bˈi hˈɔɪst wˈɪθbi jˈʊɹ ˈoʊn pətˈɑɹd/
idiom literary

be harmed by your own plan

To lose because of your own trick.

Przykłady
  • He tried to frame a coworker, but an email trail left him hoist with his own petard.
  • The policy was meant to silence critics, but the company ended up hoist by its own petard.
  • Their attempt to cheat backfired and they were hoist with their own petard.

hoist on/upon

1
/hˈɔɪst ənəpən/
phrasal verb formal

force an unwanted thing on someone

To make someone accept something they do not want.

Przykłady
  • The contractor tried to hoist extra fees on the client.
  • Don’t let them hoist the blame upon you.
  • She felt her team was being hoisted with impossible deadlines.

hoist up

1
/hˈɔɪst ˈʌp/
phrasal verb

lift something to a higher place

To lift something up.

Przykłady
  • They hoisted up the ladder and tied it to the railing.
  • We hoisted up the backpack after we climbed the fence.
  • The rescuers hoisted him up to safety.
Przykłady dla uczących się
  • They hoisted up the bag.

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