rope, cord split (gymnastics) 4 realizations
ACCEPTED Realization 1
type Polysemy
language Czech
lexeme provaz
meaning 1 rope, cord Provaz jsou dlouhá silná konopná, lněná, sisálová aj. vlákna, stočená do jednoho celku, která slouží k vázání, svazování, tažení ap.
Ropes are long strong hemp, flax, sisal and other fibers, wound into one unit, which is used for tying, tying, pulling, etc.
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meaning 2 split (gymnastics) Existují dva typy provazu: boční provaz (rozštěp), přední provaz
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ACCEPTED Realization 2
type Polysemy
language German
lexeme Spagat
meaning 1 cord, packthread, string „Und um dieselbe Zeit, wann die Sonne am höchsten über Kraglfing steht, legt in der Stadt drin der Kanzleischreiber einen blauen Aktendeckel vor sich hin, schreibt fein säuberlich darauf: Ranftlmoser contra Scheiblhuber, und wickelt einen langen Spagat darum
“And at the same time, when the sun is highest over Kraglfing, the clerk in the town lays a blue folder in front of him, neatly writes on it: Ranftlmoser contra Scheiblhuber, and wraps a long packthread around it
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meaning 2 splits (move in dance or gymnastics in which the legs are extended straight out and perpendicular to the body) Die kleinen Gymnastinnen beherrschen ausnahmslos den Spagat.
Without exception, the little gymnasts master the splits.
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ACCEPTED Realization 3
type Polysemy
language Polish
lexeme szpagat
meaning 1 rope, string, cord, lashing Ojciec powoli zwijał szpagat i milcząc, z opuszczoną głową, słuchał słów mecenasa Szwarca. (NKJP: Bogdan Wojdowski: Chleb rzucony umarłym, 1971)
Father slowly rolled the twine and, in silence, with his head bowed, he listened to the words of the attorney Szwarc.
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meaning 2 split (gymnastics) Kandydatki w rytm żywiołowej muzyki wykonywały efektowne szpagaty, mostki i taneczne figury. (NKJP: Wojciech Szner: Miss Joanna, Dziennik Zachodni, 2002-03-21)
Candidates performed spectacular splits, bridges and dancing figures to the rhythm of spontaneous music.
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ACCEPTED Realization 4
type Polysemy
language Russian
lexeme шпагат (špagát)
meaning 1 rope, string, cord, lashing
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meaning 2 split (gymnastics)
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