Translations for „girt“ in the English » German Dictionary

girt [gɜ:t, Am gɜ:rt]

girt pp of gird

See also gird

gird <girded [or girt], girded [or girt]> [gɜ:d, Am gɜ:rd] VB trans old

to gird oneself for sth

sich acc für etw acc rüsten form

we girded ourselves for the fray hum

wir rüsteten uns zum Kampf

Phrases:

to gird [up] one's loins hum

sich acc wappnen form

gird <girded [or girt], girded [or girt]> [gɜ:d, Am gɜ:rd] VB trans old

to gird oneself for sth

sich acc für etw acc rüsten form

we girded ourselves for the fray hum

wir rüsteten uns zum Kampf

Phrases:

to gird [up] one's loins hum

sich acc wappnen form

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Under restricted circumstances, sheet metal wall panels are also capable of providing rotational restraint to the girt section.

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If the girt is jointed and pegged to the post it is more probable (though far from certain) that the two parts are contemporary.

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The stola was typically girt with ribbons, and typically had two belts.

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Houses generally faced the south, and plaza areas were almost always girt with edifices of sealed-off rooms or high walls.

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The boys, on the other hand, have little bells hung round them, or some similar device of silver or gold, attached to the little belt with which they are girt.

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It's a cheap quarrel over food, girt notwithstanding.

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In traditional timber framing a girder is called a girt.

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Almost the entire shore is girt with reeds.

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If the girt is notched into the post (with or without pegs), then it was more probably a secondary addition.

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A side girt abuts this post but the relationship between the two is unclear.

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