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Перевод: crowbar

[существительное]
аншпуг ; лом ; вага [тех.]

Тезаурус:

1. Two and a half days of hard crowbar work revealed what looked like half an acre of tongue and groove floorboarding, supported on hefty joists.
2. Plant leek seedlings by making 8 in deep holes with a dibber or crowbar, dropping one into each and filling with water.
3. He blinked his pale grey eyes, took a careless look around himself before walking smartly up the driveway to Roirbak's complex, an array of wafer-thin data cards - the discerning burglar's equivalent of a crowbar - ready to hand.
4. And probably they'll have to crowbar him out of the sport before he quits on his own, he's that enamoured of the business of driving cars fast.
5. A built-up surround will have to be dismantled piece by piece, but with the other types, you can chop away the plaster just next to the surround until you find the brackets, after which the screws can be undone (or the brackets sawn through) and the fireplace surround levered away from the wall with a crowbar.
6. Could the new venture, which will trade under the name of Wilson Sumner, see a return to the sales techniques which earned Allied Dunbar the nickname "Allied Crowbar"?
7. One German paper commented frankly: "Kohl wants to force political union with the Deutsche Mark crowbar".
8. A policeman attempted to open the bathroom door with a crowbar, denting the wood.
9. Use the crowbar to prise the frame from the wall.
10. Then place some packing against the wall just above the centre of the board to protect the plaster, and insert a lever such as a slim crowbar or an old chisel between board and wall.
11. "In our complex society", he said, "the accountant's certificate and the lawyer's opinion can be instruments for inflicting pecuniary loss more potent than the chisel or crowbar" (Morgenthau 1969:17).
12. We could only find the paths and drives by banging a crowbar on the ground: when it hit the gravel it rang.
13. A mallet and a crowbar, to try to make it go far