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1 piggyback
['pɪgɪbæk] 1.nome (anche piggyback ride)2.to give sb. a piggyback — portare qcn. a cavalluccio o in spalla
avverbio [ride, carry] a cavalluccio, in spalla* * ** * *piggyback /ˈpɪgɪbæk/A avv. e a.1 sulle spalle; a cavalluccio: to give sb. a piggyback ride, portare q. a cavalluccio; to get a piggyback ride, essere portato a cavalluccio2 (trasp.) (trasportato) su un altro veicolo: piggyback service, trasporto misto treno-autocarro; piggyback transport, trasporto combinato strada-rotaia3 (med.: di trapianto cardiaco) con il cuore ( del paziente) che funziona in tandem con quello trapiantatoB n.1 (= piggyback ride) V. sopra, A, def. 12 (= piggyback service) V. sopra, A, def. 2● to ride piggyback on sb., montare a cavalluccio di q.(to) piggyback /ˈpɪgɪbæk/v. t.* * *['pɪgɪbæk] 1.nome (anche piggyback ride)2.to give sb. a piggyback — portare qcn. a cavalluccio o in spalla
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2 piggyback piggy·back n
['pɪɡɪˌbæk]to give sb a piggyback — portare qn in groppa, portare qn a cavalluccio
I can't give you a piggyback, you're too heavy — non posso portarti in groppa or a cavalluccio, sei troppo pesante
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3 pickaback
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4 pickaback picka·back n
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5 pig
I [pɪg]1) (animal) maiale m., porco m.2) colloq. fig. spreg. (greedy, dirty) maiale m.; (nasty) porco m.3) colloq. spreg. (policeman) sbirro m.••in a pig's eye! — AE colloq. neanche per sogno!
II [pɪg]to make a pig's ear of sth. — fare un macello di o con qcs
- pig out* * *[piɡ] 1. noun1) (a kind of farm animal whose flesh is eaten as pork, ham and bacon: He keeps pigs.) maiale2) (an offensive word for an unpleasant, greedy or dirty person: You pig!) porco•- piggy2. adjective(like a pig's: piggy eyes.) porcino- piglet- piggyback
- pigheaded
- pigheadedness
- pigskin
- pigsty
- pigswill
- pigtail
- pigs might fly* * *I [pɪg]1) (animal) maiale m., porco m.2) colloq. fig. spreg. (greedy, dirty) maiale m.; (nasty) porco m.3) colloq. spreg. (policeman) sbirro m.••in a pig's eye! — AE colloq. neanche per sogno!
II [pɪg]to make a pig's ear of sth. — fare un macello di o con qcs
- pig out
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