Смысл: airspaces

airspace[ʹeəspeıs]
n
<Í> 1. щель, просвет, зазор
2. объём помещения
3. воздушное пространство
to violate airspace - юр. нарушать воздушное пространство
4. каналы радиосвязи
5. ав. воздушные трассы

put through paces Идиома

put sth through its paces

Idiom(s): put sth through its paces

Theme: PERFORMANCE

to demonstrate how well something operates; to demonstrate all the things something can do.
• I was down by the barn, watching Sally put her horse through its paces.
• This is an excellent can opener. Watch me put it through its paces.

put one through one's paces

Idiom(s): put one through one's paces

Theme: WORK

to make one demonstrate what one can do; to make one do one's job thoroughly.
• The boss really put me through my paces today. I'm tired.
• I tried out for a part in the play, and the director really put me through my paces.

put one through one's paces|paces|put

v. phr. To train and discipline someone; test one's abilities. The new recruits were certainly put through their paces by the drill sergeant.

put through one's paces|paces|put|put through

v. phr., informal To test the different abilities and skills of a person or a thing; call for a show of what one can do. He put his new car through its paces. Many different problems put the new mayor through his paces in the first months of his term.

put someone through his or her paces

put someone through his or her paces
Test thoroughly to see what someone can do, as in We put the new programmer though her paces, and she passed with flying colors. The idiom can refer to things as well, as in When we put the electrical system through its paces, we blew a fuse. The expression alludes to testing a horse's ability in the various paces (trot, canter, and gallop). Its use referring to horses dates from the late 1700s; its figurative use was first recorded in 1871.

put (one) through (one's) paces

To accomplish one abide a absolute testing or assay so as to appraise one's worth, ability, or competence. We charge addition who can activate administration circuitous projects appropriate away, so we're activity to put you through your paces during the appraisal period, OK? The drillmaster capital to put the adolescent boxer through her paces afore he agreed to accompany her on the Olympic team.Learn more: pace, put, through

put somebody/something through their/its ˈpaces

analysis somebody’s/something’s adeptness to do article by authoritative them/it appearance how able-bodied they/it can absolutely accomplish assertive actions, tasks, etc: We watched the trainer putting the badge dog through its paces. ♢ They’re putting the new accouterment through its paces.These expressions accredit to anticipation the achievement of a horse afore chief to buy it.Learn more: pace, put, somebody, something, through

put (someone) through (someone's) paces

To account to authenticate adeptness or skill; test: The ball drillmaster put her acceptance through their paces afore the aboriginal performance.Learn more: pace, put, through

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