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1 pieno
1. adj full (di of)( non cavo) solidin pieno giorno in broad daylightin piena notte in the middle of the night2. m: nel pieno dell'inverno in the depths of wintermotoring fare il pieno fill up* * *pieno agg.1 full (of sthg.) (anche fig.); filled (with sthg.) (anche fig.): pieno fino all'orlo, full to the brim; un bicchiere pieno d'acqua, a glass full of water; una bottiglia mezza piena, a half-full bottle; un bicchiere pieno, a full glass; una casa piena di gente, a house full of people; compito pieno di errori, exercise full of mistakes; pieno di bontà, buon senso, full of kindness, good sense; pieno di gioia, ammirazione, entusiasmo, full of (o filled with) joy, admiration, enthusiasm; pieno di idee, full of ideas; pieno di sole, luce, full of sun (light), light; impresa piena di pericoli, enterprise fraught with danger; sguardo pieno di tristezza, glance full of sadness; aveva gli occhi pieni di lacrime, his eyes were full of tears; non parlare con la bocca piena, don't speak with your mouth full; la stanza era piena di fumo, the room was full of (o filled with) smoke; la valigia è già piena, the suitcase is already full; essere pieno di debiti, to be deep in debt; essere pieno di guai, to have more than one's share of troubles (o to have a load of trouble); essere pieno di lavoro, to be up to one's eyes in work; essere pieno di speranze, to be full of hope // pieno come un uovo, chock-full // pieno zeppo, full up: il treno era pieno zeppo, the train was overcrowded; non ne voglio più, sono pieno, I won't have any more, I'm full // pieno di ogni ben di Dio, blessed with everything // pieno di sé, full of himself // a piene mani, abundantly // a piene vele, with all sails set (o under full sail) // a piena velocità, at full speed // a piena voce, aloud // in pieno, ( completamente) completely (o entirely o fully o quite); ( esattamente) exactly; ( nel mezzo) in the middle: ha ragione in pieno, he is quite right; la sua osservazione lo colse, colpì in pieno, his remark went home // in pieno giorno, in full (o broad) daylight; in pieno inverno, in the dephts of winter; in piena notte, at dead of night // in piena stagione, at the height of the season // in pieno viso, right (o full) in the face // nel pieno vigore delle forze, at the height of one's powers // pagine piene, ( fitte) closely-written pages // suono, colore pieno, full (o rich) sound, colour; una voce piena, a full voice // ho le tasche piene di questo lavoro, I am fed up with this work; ne ho piene le tasche!, I am fed up with it! // arrivare a piena maturità, to come to full maturity // respirare a pieni polmoni, to breathe deeply2 ( paffuto, in carne) full, plump, chubby: gote piene, full (o plump) cheeks; un viso pieno, a chubby face◆ s.m.1 ( colmo) height; ( mezzo) middle: nel pieno della notte, at dead of night; nel pieno della stagione, at the height of the season; nel pieno dell'estate, at the height of summer; nel pieno dell'inverno, in the depths of winter // nel pieno della gioventù, in the flower of one's youth3 ( carico completo) ( di nave) full cargo; (di carro ecc.) full load // fare il pieno ( di benzina), to fill up* * *['pjɛno] pieno (-a)1. agg1) (gen) full, (giornata, vita) full, busyun bicchiere pieno d'acqua — a glass full of water o filled with water
2) (completo: successo, fiducia) total, complete3) (muro, mattone) solid4)a piene mani — abundantlyè una persona che dà a piene mani — he (o she) is very generous
a pieni voti — (eleggere) unanimously
pieno di sé — full of oneself, self-important
in pieno — (completamente: sbagliare) completely, (colpire, centrare) bang o right in the middle
2. sm1)fare il pieno (di benzina) Auto — to fill up (with petrol Brit o gas Am)
il pieno, per favore — fill her up, please
2) (colmo) height, peak* * *['pjɛno] 1.1) (colmo) fullpieno zeppo — [ luogo] packed, crammed, chock-a-block; [valigia, borsa] bulging (di with)
una giornata, vita -a — fig. a busy o full day, life
2) (non vuoto) [mattone, muro] solid3) (florido) [gote, viso] plump, round4) (completo) [potere, adesione] full; [soddisfazione, successo] complete2.sostantivo maschilefare il pieno di — to fill up with [acqua, carburante]; fig. [ museo] to get a lot of [ visitatori]
2) in pieno3) nel pieno dinel pieno dell'inverno — in the dead o dephts of winter
••* * *pieno/'pjεno/1 (colmo) full; pieno fino all'orlo filled to the brim; pieno zeppo [ luogo] packed, crammed, chock-a-block; [valigia, borsa] bulging (di with); una stanza -a di fumo a smoke-filled room; aveva gli occhi -i di lacrime his eyes brimmed with tears; essere pieno di sé to be full of oneself; essere pieno di soldi to be made of money; non parlare con la bocca -a! don't speak with your mouth full! una giornata, vita -a fig. a busy o full day, life2 (non vuoto) [mattone, muro] solid3 (florido) [gote, viso] plump, round4 (completo) [potere, adesione] full; [soddisfazione, successo] complete; a tempo pieno full-time; in -a forma in good form; luna -a full moon5 (nel bel mezzo di) in pieno volto full in the face; in -a notte in the middle of the night; in -a campagna in the depths of countryside; in pieno maggio right in the middle of May; in pieno giorno in broad daylight; in pieno inverno in midwinter1 (di serbatoio) fare il pieno di to fill up with [acqua, carburante]; fig. [ museo] to get a lot of [ visitatori]; il pieno per piacere fill it up please2 in pieno l'aereo si è schiantato in pieno contro l'edificio the plane crashed straight into the building; centrare in pieno il bersaglio to hit the target in the centre3 nel pieno di nel pieno dell'inverno in the dead o dephts of winter; nel pieno della guerra in the midst of war; nel pieno delle proprie forze at the height of one's powerpieno fino agli occhi o come un uovo full to bursting point. -
2 impregnato
impregnato agg. soaked, impregnated; (fig.) imbued, filled: un fazzoletto impregnato di profumo, a handkerchief soaked in scent.* * *[impreɲ'ɲato] 1.participio passato impregnare2.1) impregnated, imbued, soaked (di with)2) (pieno)* * *impregnato/impreŋ'ŋato/II aggettivo1 impregnated, imbued, soaked ( di with); impregnato di sudore sweat-soaked2 (pieno) una stanza impregnato di fumo a smoke-filled room. -
3 una stanza impregnato di fumo
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4 riempire
"to fill in;Füllen;encher"* * *fill (up)formulario fill in* * *riempire v.tr.1 to fill (up) (anche fig.); to stuff: riempire i bicchieri, to fill the glasses; ( nei brindisi) to charge the glasses; riempire uno scaffale di libri, to fill a shelf with books; riempire una stanza di mobili, to fill (o to crowd) a room with furniture; riempire la vasca di acqua calda, to fill the bath with hot water; mi ha riempito le tasche di caramelle, he filled (o stuffed) my pockets with sweets; la folla riempiva lo stadio, the crowd filled the stadium; il suo arrivo mi riempì di gioia, his arrival filled me with joy; ti ha riempito la testa di sciocchezze, he has stuffed your head with nonsense // riempire la pancia, to eat one's fill // riempire un pollo prima di cucinarlo, to stuff a chicken before cooking it // riempire i vuoti, (bottiglie ecc.) to refill the empties // lo riempirono di botte, they really beat him up (o they gave him a real beating up)2 ( compilare) to fill in; ( assegni) to make* out: riempire un modulo, un vaglia, to fill in a form, a money order.◘ riempirsi v.rifl. o intr.pron.1 to fill (up) (with sthg.), to be filled (with sthg.): la piazza si riempì presto di gente, the square (was) soon filled with people; la stanza si riempì di fumo, the room filled with smoke2 (fam.) ( rimpinzarsi) to stuff oneself (with sthg.), to cram oneself (with sthg.): mi sono riempito di maccheroni, I have stuffed myself with macaroni.* * *1. [riem'pire]vb irreg vt(gen) figriempire (di) — to fill o fill up (with), (Culin : farcire) to stuff (with)
ho riempito il termos di caffè, va bene? — I've filled the flask with coffee, okay?
riempire un modulo — to fill in o out a form
2. vip (riempirsi)(
gen) riempirsi (di) — to fill o fill up (with)3. vr (riempirsi)riempirsi di — (cibo) to stuff o.s. with
* * *[riem'pire] 1.verbo transitivoriempire qcs. a metà — to half fill sth.
riempire qcn. di gioia, speranza — fig. to fill sb. with joy, hope
2) (compilare) to fill in, to fill out, to complete [modulo, questionario]; to make* out [ assegno]2.3.le patate riempiono — potatoes fill you up o are very filling
••riempire qcn. di botte — to give sb. a going-over o working-over
* * *riempire/riem'pire/ [111]1 (colmare) to fill [recipiente, bicchiere, cassetto] (di, con with); riempire qcs. a metà to half fill sth.; il fumo riempiva la stanza smoke filled the room; riempire qcn. di gioia, speranza fig. to fill sb. with joy, hope2 (compilare) to fill in, to fill out, to complete [modulo, questionario]; to make* out [ assegno]; riempire gli spazi vuoti fill in the blanksIII riempirsi verbo pronominale[sala, strada, recipiente, cielo] to fill (up) (di with); i suoi occhi si riempirono di lacrime her eyes filled with tears; - rsi la bocca di cibo to stuff food into one's mouth; - rsi di dolci to fill up on sweetsriempire qcn. di botte to give sb. a going-over o working-over; - rsi le tasche to feather one's (own) nest. -
5 il fumo riempiva la stanza
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6 odore
m smell, odo(u)rodori pl gastronomy herbs* * *odore s.m.1 smell, odour, scent; ( di animale, di selvaggina) spoor: odore di cucina, smell of cooking; che buon odore!, what a nice (o good) smell!; c'era un forte odore di benzina nel garage, there was a strong smell of petrol in the garage; l'odore delle rose riempiva la stanza, the scent of roses filled the room; c'è odore di chiuso nella stanza, this room smells musty; la minestra ha un buon odore, ha odore di aglio, the soup smells nice, smells of garlic; non sento nessun odore, I can't smell anything; queste uova hanno un cattivo odore, these eggs smell bad; questi fiori non hanno odore, these flowers don't smell (o have no scent); senti l'odore di questa carne, smell this meat; la volpe sentì l'odore del pollame, the fox scented the poultry; avere buon, cattivo, forte odore, to smell good, bad, strong2 ( profumo) perfume, scent3 (fig.) ( indizio, sentore) odour: le sue opinioni sono in odore di eresia, his opinions smack of heresy; morire in odore di santità, to die in the odour of sanctity; sentire odore di imbroglio, to suspect trickery4 pl. (cuc.) herbs.* * *[o'dore] 1.sostantivo maschile smell, scent, odour BE, odor AE (di of)buon, cattivo odore — nice, bad smell
2.avere o mandare un buon, un cattivo odore to smell good, bad; c'è odore di gas, di fumo there is a smell of gas, smoke; sento odore di bruciato I can smell burning; fig. I smell a rat; avere odore di qcs. — to smell of sth
••* * *odore/o'dore/I sostantivo m.smell, scent, odour BE, odor AE (di of); buon, cattivo odore nice, bad smell; avere o mandare un buon, un cattivo odore to smell good, bad; c'è odore di gas, di fumo there is a smell of gas, smoke; sento odore di bruciato I can smell burning; fig. I smell a rat; avere odore di qcs. to smell of sth.II odori m.pl.gastr. (fresh) herbsin odore di santità in the odour of sanctity.
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