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• Pitfall! — Обложка игры на Atari 5200 Разработчик Activision …   Википедия

• Pitfall — refers to a series of video games: * Pitfall! , the 1982 original * , a 1984 sequel * Super Pitfall , a 1987 sequel and a quasi remake of Pitfall II * , a 1994 sequel * , a 1998 sequel * , a 2004 sequelPitfall may also refer to: * Anti pattern, a …   Wikipedia

• Pitfall! — Éditeur Activision Développeur Activision Concepteur David Crane Date de sortie 1982 Genre Plates formes Mode de jeu …   Wikipédia en Français

• Pitfall — ist das englische Wort für Falle/Fallgrube und steht für Folgendes: Pitfall (Band), eine Metalcore Band Pitfall!, ein Videospiel The Pitfall (Film 1913), ein amerikanischer Stummfilm von 1913 Pitfall (Film 1948), ein amerikanischer Schwarz Weiß… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Pitfall — Pit fall , n. A pit deceitfully covered to entrap wild beasts or men; a trap of any kind. Sir T. North. [1913 Webster] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

• pitfall — I noun abyss, catch, chasm, danger, dangerous spot, exposure to danger, exposure to harm, fovea, hazard, imminent danger, obstacle, peril, predicament, problem, quagmire, risk, risks, snare, threat, trap II index hazard, trap, trouble …   Law dictionary

• pitfall — UK US /ˈpɪtfɔːl/ noun [C, usually plural] ► a problem, used especially about problems that may happen in the future: »He took financial advice on how to avoid the pitfalls of setting up your own business. »common/potential pitfalls …   Financial and business terms

• pitfall — c.1300, a type of animal trap, from PIT (Cf. pit) (1) + FALL (Cf. fall) (v.). Extended sense of any hidden danger is first recorded 1580s …   Etymology dictionary

• pitfall — [n] hazard, trap booby trap*, catch*, danger, deadfall*, difficulty, downfall, drawback, entanglement, hook*, mesh*, mousetrap*, peril, pit*, quicksand*, risk, setup*, snag*, snare, swindle*, toil, web; concepts 674,679 Ant. advantage, blessing,… …   New thesaurus

• pitfall — ► NOUN 1) a hidden or unsuspected danger or difficulty. 2) a covered pit for use as a trap …   English terms dictionary