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1 plastica
"plastic;Kunststoff;material plástico"* * *f plasticmedicine plastic surgeryposate f pl di plastica plastic cutlery* * *plastica s.f.1 ( l'arte del modellare) plastic art; art of modelling2 (med.) plastic surgery, plastics (pl.): farsi fare una plastica al naso, to undergo plastic surgery on the nose3 ( materia) plastic (material): una tovaglia di plastica, a plastic tablecloth; questi bicchieri sono di plastica, these glasses are plastic (o made of plastic).* * *1) (materiale) plastic2) art. plastic art3) med. plastic surgery* * *plasticapl. - che /'plastika, ke/sostantivo f.1 (materiale) plastic; borsa di plastica plastic bag2 art. plastic art3 med. plastic surgery; farsi fare una plastica al naso to have a nose job. -
2 chirurgia estetica chirurgia estetica o plastica
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3 chirurgia estetica chirurgia estetica o plastica
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4 chirurgia
f surgery* * ** * *[kirur'dʒia]sostantivo femminile surgery; (reparto) surgical ward* * *chirurgia/kirur'dʒia/sostantivo f.surgery; (reparto) surgical ward\chirurgia estetica cosmetic surgery; chirurgia plastica plastic surgery; chirurgia sostitutiva spare part surgery. -
5 plastica sf
['plastika] plastica (-che)1) (materiale) plasticdi plastica — plastic attr
2) Med, (anche: chirurgia plastica) plastic surgery3) Arte plastic art -
6 plastica
sf ['plastika] plastica (-che)1) (materiale) plasticdi plastica — plastic attr
2) Med, (anche: chirurgia plastica) plastic surgery3) Arte plastic art -
7 plastico
(pl -ci) 1. adj plastic2. m architecture scale modelesplosivo m al plastico plastic bomb* * *plastico agg. plastic: argilla plastica, plastic clay; arte plastica, plastic art; sigillante plastico, plastic cement; rendere plastico, to plasticize // (med.): chirurgia plastica, plastic surgery; chirurgo plastico, plastic surgeon // un quadro plastico, a plastic painting // atteggiamento plastico, statuesque attitude // (fis.) deformazione plastica, plastic deformation (o plastic flow) // (chim.) le materie plastiche, plastics◆ s.m.1 plastic model2 ( carta topografica) relief map* * *['plastiko] plastico -a, -ci, -che1. agg2. sm1) Topografia plastic model, relief model2) (esplosivo) plastic explosive* * *1.1) med. [chirurgo, chirurgia] plastic2) (malleabile) [ materia] plastic2.sostantivo maschile1) (modello) scale model2) (esplosivo) plastic explosive* * *plasticopl. -ci, - che /'plastiko, t∫i, ke/1 med. [chirurgo, chirurgia] plastic2 (malleabile) [ materia] plastic3 (elegante e armonioso) posa -a statuesque pose1 (modello) scale model2 (esplosivo) plastic explosive; bomba al plastico plastic bomb. -
8 rifare
do again( rinnovare) do upstanza tidy (up)letto make* * *rifare v.tr.1 to do* again, to redo*; to make* again, to remake*: bello quel passo di danza, rifallo!, that dance step is fine, do it again!; è tutto da rifare, the whole thing must be redone (o done again); non ho ancora rifatto il mio letto, I have not yet made my bed // rifare un esame, to take an exam (ination) again2 ( ricostruire) to rebuild*: l'antica chiesa fu rifatta nel XVIII secolo, the ancient church was rebuilt in the 18th century3 ( rieleggere) to re-elect: rifare qlcu. presidente, to re-elect s.o. president (o chairman)4 ( ripercorrere) to retrace: ha dovuto rifare la strada fino al semaforo, he had to retrace his steps as far as the traffic-lights6 ( imitare) to imitate, to ape: rifare i gesti, le mosse di qlcu., to ape (o to imitate) s.o.'s gestures, movements7 ( imitare fraudolentemente) to forge: rifare la firma di qlcu., to forge s.o.'s signature8 ( indennizzare) to indemnify, to reimburse: rifare qlcu. di un danno, to indemnify s.o. for damages; ti rifarò delle spese, I'll refund (o reimburse) you.◘ rifarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron.1 to make* up (for); to make* good (sthg.): voleva rifare del denaro perduto, he wanted to make up for (o he wanted to recover) the money he had lost; rifare del tempo perduto, to make up for lost time; dopo che fece bancarotta ci mise tre anni a rifare, after he went bankrupt he took three years to get on his feet again; ho continuato a giocare perché speravo di rifarmi, I went on playing, because I was hoping to make good my losses; non so neppure se mi rifarò delle spese, I don't even know if I'll recoup (o cover o clear) my expenses2 ( ritornare, ridiventare) to become* again: il tempo si è rifatto bello, the weather has become fine again // dopo una settimana si è rifatto vivo, after a week he showed (o turned) up again3 ( vendicarsi) to get* even (with s.o.); to revenge oneself: egli voleva rifare su di loro dei torti ricevuti, he wanted to get even with them (o to revenge himself on them) for the wrongs he had received4 ( risalire) to go* back to (sthg.); ( attingere) to draw* on (sthg.): per ritrovarne le tracce dobbiamo rifarci a epoche preistoriche, to find traces of it we have to go back to prehistoric times; rifare all'esperienza passata, to draw on previous experience5 ( richiamare) to follow: qui l'autore si rifà a un metodo classico, here the author is following a classical method6 ( con chirurgia estetica): rifare il seno, to have one's breasts redone, to have plastic surgery on one's breasts; è tutta rifatta, (spreg.) it's all plastic (surgery).* * *1. [ri'fare]vb irreg vtstai tranquillo, non lo rifarà — don't worry, she won't do it again
rifarsi la bocca — (anche), fig to take away a bad taste
rifarsi una vita — to make a new life for o.s.
2. vip (rifarsi)1)rifarsi vivo — to re-appear, turn up again
2) (ricuperare)rifarsi di — (perdita, spesa) to recover from
rifarsi di qc su qn — (vendicarsi) to get one's own back on sb for sth, get even with sb for sth
3) (riferirsi)rifarsi a — (periodo, fenomeno storico) to go back to, (stile, autore) to follow
* * *[ri'fare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (fare di nuovo) to do* [sth.] again, to redo* [esercizio, calcolo, lavoro]; to remake* [letto, vestito, film]2) (risistemare) to redo* [pavimento, grondaia]; to resurface [ strada]farsi rifare il naso, il seno — to have a nose job, breast job
3) (imitare) to imitate2.verbo pronominale rifarsi1) (recuperare)-rsi del tempo, sonno perduto — to make up for lost time, sleep
2) (riferirsi) to relate (a to)3) (rivalersi)-rsi su qcn. — to take it out on sb.
4) colloq. (con chirurgia plastica)-rsi il naso, seno — to have a nose job, breast job
••••-rsi gli occhi con qcs. — to feast one's eyes on sth.
Note:v. la voce 1.fare* * *rifare/ri'fare/ [8]v. la voce 1. fare.1 (fare di nuovo) to do* [sth.] again, to redo* [esercizio, calcolo, lavoro]; to remake* [letto, vestito, film]; rifare la valigia to repack one's suitcase; rifare gli stessi errori to make the same mistakes again; rifare la stessa strada to go back the same way; rifare un numero di telefono to redial a phone number; si doveva rifare tutto da capo it all had to be done all over again2 (risistemare) to redo* [pavimento, grondaia]; to resurface [ strada]; rifare i tacchi delle scarpe to reheel the shoes; farsi rifare il naso, il seno to have a nose job, breast job3 (imitare) to imitateII rifarsi verbo pronominale1 (recuperare) -rsi del tempo, sonno perduto to make up for lost time, sleep2 (riferirsi) to relate (a to)-rsi gli occhi con qcs. to feast one's eyes on sth.; - rsi una vita to start a new life. -
9 estetico agg
[es'tɛtiko] estetico -a, -ci, -chechirurgia estetica — plastic surgery, cosmetic surgery
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10 estetico
agg [es'tɛtiko] estetico -a, -ci, -chechirurgia estetica — plastic surgery, cosmetic surgery
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11 chirurgia plastica
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