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1 put away
put away [sth.], put [sth.] away1) (tidy away) mettere a posto, mettere via, riporre [toys, dishes]3) colloq. (consume) fare fuori, mangiarsi [ food]; scolarsi, tracannarsi [ drink]; put away [sb.], put [sb.] away colloq. (in mental hospital) rinchiudere; (in prison) mettere dentro, mettere al fresco* * *(to return to its proper place, especially out of sight: She put her clothes away in the drawer.) riporre, mettere via* * *vt + adv1) (clothes, toys, dishes) mettere via, riporrecan you put away the dishes, please? — ti dispiace riporre i piatti?
2)See:put aside 2)3) (fam: consume: food, drink) far fuori4) (fam: lock up in prison) mettere dentro, (in mental hospital) rinchiudere* * *put away [sth.], put [sth.] away1) (tidy away) mettere a posto, mettere via, riporre [toys, dishes]3) colloq. (consume) fare fuori, mangiarsi [ food]; scolarsi, tracannarsi [ drink]; put away [sb.], put [sb.] away colloq. (in mental hospital) rinchiudere; (in prison) mettere dentro, mettere al fresco -
2 ♦ ward
♦ ward /wɔ:d/n.2 (leg.) pupillo, pupilla; minore4 ( d'ospedale) corsia; padiglione; reparto: hospital ward, corsia (d'ospedale); isolation ward, reparto d'isolamento; maternity ward, reparto maternità6 (polit.) sezione elettorale8 (arc.) guardia; difesa● (polit., USA) ward heeler, galoppino elettorale; portaborse □ to keep watch and ward, stare in guardia; vigilare □ to walk the wards, fare il giro delle visite nelle corsie ( di un ospedale); ( di studente in medicina) far pratica in ospedale.(to) ward /wɔ:d/v. t.(arc.) difendere; custodire; proteggere● to ward off, respingere; rintuzzare; scansare ( un pericolo); tener lontano; allontanare; to ward off death, allontanare la morte; to ward off poverty [evil], tener lontano la miseria [il male] □ (mecc.) warded lock, serratura seghettata (o con risalti circolari).
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Lock hospital — Lock hos pi*tal . A hospital for the treatment of venereal diseases. [Eng.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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lock hospital — n. hospital for treating venereal diseases … English contemporary dictionary
lock hospital — noun Britain : a hospital for the treatment of venereal diseases … Useful english dictionary
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