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1 accostare
approachporta leave ajar* * *accostare v.tr.1 ( mettere vicino) to draw* near, to draw* close; to draw* (sthg.) up: accostare una sedia al muro, to draw a chair near the wall; accostò il tavolo alla finestra, he drew the table up (o close) to the window; accostare un'auto al marciapiede, to draw a car up (o close) to the kerb; accostare l'auto al marciapiede e parcheggiare, to pull up and park near the kerb3 (porte, finestre) to set* ajar, to leave* ajar: accostò la porta, he set the door ajar // per favore, accosta appena la finestra, please leave the window half open◆ v. intr.1 ( aderire) to fit*: l'armadio non si accosta bene alla parete, the cupboard doesn't fit properly against the wall2 ( avvicinarsi) to draw* in (to sthg.), to draw* alongside (sthg.): la nave stava accostando alla banchina, the ship was drawing in to the pier // accostare al marciapiede, ( di auto) to pull in to the kerb (o to draw up alongside the kerb)3 (aer., mar.) to haul, to tack: accostare a dritta, to haul (o to tack) to starboard; accostare a sinistra, to haul (o to tack) to port.◘ accostarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron. ( avvicinarsi) to go* near (s.o., sthg.), to come* near (s.o., sthg.): accostati alla finestra, go near the window // accostare ad un partito, to join a party // accostare a un autore, to start studying an author // accostare all'Eucarestia, to receive Holy Communion.* * *[akkos'tare]1. vt1)accostare qc a qc — (mettere vicino: oggetto) to move sth near sth, (colori, stili) to match sth with sth, (appoggiare: scala) to lean sth against sth
2) (avvicinare: persona) to approach, come up to3) (socchiudere: persiane) to half-close, (porta) to push (o pull) to1)accostare (a) Auto — to draw up (at), Naut to come alongside
accosti per favore! — pull in, please!
2) (Naut : modificare la rotta) to alter course3. vr (accostarsi)accostarsi (a) — to approach, go (o come) nearer
accostarsi a qc/qn Auto — to draw up at sth/next to sb, Naut to come alongside
2) (fig : abbracciare: fede, religione)accostarsi (a) — to turn to, (idee politiche) to come to agree with
3) (somigliare)accostarsi (a) — to be like, resemble
* * *[akkos'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (avvicinare) to draw* [sth.] near, to move [sth.] near [ oggetto]; to pull up, to draw* up [ sedia]accostare le labbra al bicchiere — to bring one's lips to the glass, to raise the glass to one's lips
2) (avvicinarsi a) to move closer to [ persona]4) (combinare) to combine, to match [ colori]2.1) [veicolo, conducente, ciclista] to draw* up, to pull in, to pull over2) mar. to come* alongside, to draw* alongside, to draw* up3.verbo pronominale accostarsi-rsi a qcn., qcs. — to approach sb., sth
2) mar.Ex:/Ex:••relig.
* * *accostare/akkos'tare/ [1]1 (avvicinare) to draw* [sth.] near, to move [sth.] near [ oggetto]; to pull up, to draw* up [ sedia]; accostare le labbra al bicchiere to bring one's lips to the glass, to raise the glass to one's lips2 (avvicinarsi a) to move closer to [ persona]3 (socchiudere) accostare la porta to pull the door to; accostare le tende to draw the curtains over a bit4 (combinare) to combine, to match [ colori](aus. avere)1 [veicolo, conducente, ciclista] to draw* up, to pull in, to pull over2 mar. to come* alongside, to draw* alongside, to draw* upIII accostarsi verbo pronominale1 (avvicinarsi) -rsi a qcn., qcs. to approach sb., sth.2 mar. - rsi alla banchina to come alongside the quay3 (cominciare a interessarsi) - rsi alla scherma to start to learn fencingrelig. - rsi ai sacramenti to receive the Sacraments.
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accostare — [lat. mediev. accostare, der. del lat. costa lato , col pref. a 1] (io accòsto, ecc.). ■ v. tr. 1. a. [portare vicino, con la prep. a del secondo arg.: a. il bicchiere alla bocca ] ▶◀ appoggiare, appressare, avvicinare, poggiare. ◀▶ allontanare,… … Enciclopedia Italiana
banchina — s.f. [der. di banco ]. 1. (edil.) [ogni tratto delle rive dei porti e delle rade, con opere murarie o palafitte, dove è possibile accostare le navi: attraccare alla b. ] ▶◀ molo, pontile, scalo, [per le merci] dock. 2. (edil.) [nelle stazioni… … Enciclopedia Italiana
