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1 monkey
['mʌŋkɪ]1) zool. scimmia f.2) colloq. (rascal) monello m. (-a)••I don't give a monkey's about it — colloq. non me ne potrebbe fregare di meno
to have a monkey on one's back — colloq. (be addicted) avere la scimmia sulla spalla
to make a monkey out of sb. — colloq. far passare qcn. per scemo
* * *1. noun1) (an animal of the type most like man, especially those which are small and have long tails (ie not the apes).) scimmia2) (a mischievous child: Their son is a little monkey.) birbante2. verb((especially with with) to meddle or interfere: Who's been monkeying (about) with the television set?) armeggiare, trafficare- monkey nut* * *monkey /ˈmʌŋkɪ/n.2 (mecc.) mazza battente; battipalo3 (fig. scherz.) bambino discolo; bricconcello; birbante7 (ind. min.) galleria di ventilazione● monkey bars, castello ( di travetti o tubi metallici su cui i bambini possono arrampicarsi) □ (bot.) monkey bread ( Adansonia digitata), baobab ( l'albero e il frutto) □ ( slang) monkey business (o monkey tricks), tiro mancino; birbonate; ( anche) imbrogli, affari loschi □ monkey-house, gabbia (o recinto) delle scimmie □ monkey jacket, giubba corta e attillata ( portata dai marinai) □ monkey-nut, nocciolina americana; arachide □ (bot.) monkey puzzle ( Araucaria araucana), araucaria del Cile □ ( USA) monkey spanner = monkey wrench ► sotto □ ( slang USA) monkey suit, abito da sera ( da uomo); uniforme □ (mecc.) monkey winch, argano a mano □ (mecc.) monkey wrench, chiave inglese (a rullino) □ ( slang) to get the monkey off one's back, liberarsi dalla scimmia (o dalla schiavitù della droga) □ ( slang) to get one's monkey up, farsi saltare la mosca al naso; andare in bestia □ (fig. slang) to have a monkey on one's back, avere la scimmia sulla spalla, essere tossicodipendente □ (fam.) to make a monkey ( out) of sb., far fare a q. la figura dello stupido □ ( slang) not to give a monkey's, fregarsene; sbattersene (pop.) □ ( slang) to put sb. 's monkey up, far saltare la mosca al naso a q.; mandare in bestia q.(to) monkey /ˈmʌŋkɪ/A v. i.1 giocare tiri mancini; combinar guai2 armeggiare; trafficare; trastullarsi: Stop monkeying ( about) with the controls, smettila di armeggiare con i comandiB v. t.( raro) scimmiottare; imitare● to monkey about (o around), fare il buffone, fare il pagliaccio (o lo scemo).* * *['mʌŋkɪ]1) zool. scimmia f.2) colloq. (rascal) monello m. (-a)••I don't give a monkey's about it — colloq. non me ne potrebbe fregare di meno
to have a monkey on one's back — colloq. (be addicted) avere la scimmia sulla spalla
to make a monkey out of sb. — colloq. far passare qcn. per scemo
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2 monkey shines
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3 monkey puzzle
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4 monkey tricks
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5 monkey around
verbo intransitivo colloq. fare il cretinoto monkey around with sth. — gingillarsi con qcs
* * *verbo intransitivo colloq. fare il cretinoto monkey around with sth. — gingillarsi con qcs
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6 monkey mon·key n
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7 monkey about
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8 monkey around vi + adv
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9 monkey business n
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10 monkey nut
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11 monkey tricks npl
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12 monkey wrench
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13 monkey business
* * *(mishievous or illegal happenings etc.) tiro mancino, birbonata* * * -
14 spider monkey
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15 rhesus
['riːsəs]nome (anche rhesus monkey) reso m.* * *rhesus /ˈri:səs/n.● (med.) rhesus baby, neonato affetto da eritroblastosi fetale □ (biol.) rhesus factor ( più spesso Rh factor), fattore Rh; fattore Rhesus.* * *['riːsəs]nome (anche rhesus monkey) reso m. -
16 ape
I [eɪp]1) zool. scimmia f. antropomorfa2) AE colloq. spreg. (person) scimmione m.II [eɪp]verbo transitivo scimmiottare [speech, behaviour]* * *[eip](a large monkey with little or no tail.) scimmia* * *[eɪp]1. n(esp anthropoid) scimmiato go ape Am fam — diventare stupido (-a)
2. vtFALSE FRIEND: ape is not translated by the Italian word ape* * *ape /eɪp/n.4 (arc.) imitatore● ape-like, scimmiesco; da scimmia □ ( slang USA) to go ape (o, volg., ape-shit), impazzire ( anche per l'entusiasmo); perdere la testa; andar fuori di testa; sballare; ( anche) dar fuori di matto.(to) ape /eɪp/v. t.scimmiottare; imitare; fare la scimmia a (q.).* * *I [eɪp]1) zool. scimmia f. antropomorfa2) AE colloq. spreg. (person) scimmione m.II [eɪp]verbo transitivo scimmiottare [speech, behaviour] -
17 gibber
['dʒɪbə(r)]* * *['‹ibə](to make meaningless noises: He was gibbering with fear.) borbottare, farfugliare* * *gibber /ˈdʒɪbə(r)/n. [uc]barbugliamento; borbottio; parole confuse (o inintelligibili).(to) gibber /ˈdʒɪbə(r)/v. i.barbugliare; borbottare; ciancicare; farfugliare; parlare in modo incomprensibile.* * *['dʒɪbə(r)] -
18 jabber jab·ber
['dʒæbə(r)]1. vi2. vtfarfugliare, borbottare3. n(of person) chiacchierio, cicaleccio, (of monkey) schiamazzo -
19 antics
['æntɪks]* * *['æntiks](odd or amusing behaviour: The children laughed at the monkey's antics.) buffonate, comportamenti stravaganti* * *antics /ˈæntɪks/n. pl.buffonate; buffonerie; stravaganze; pagliacciate.* * *['æntɪks] -
20 baboon
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