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1 scatty
tr['skætɪ]1 (slightly mad) tocado,-a, loco,-a, chalado,-a; (scatterbrained) despistado,-a, alocado,-a'skætiadjective -tier, -tiest (BrE colloq) ( scatterbrained) atolondrado, despistado; ( crazy) chiflado (fam), chalado (fam)['skætɪ]ADJ (compar scattier) (superl scattiest) (Brit) ligero de cascos, atolondrado* * *['skæti]adjective -tier, -tiest (BrE colloq) ( scatterbrained) atolondrado, despistado; ( crazy) chiflado (fam), chalado (fam) -
2 sballare
sballare v.tr.1 to unpack, to unwrap, to uncrate: sballare la merce, to unpack the goods3 (mecc.) to put* out of order◆ v. intr.1 (fam.) ( sbagliare per eccesso) to be out, to miscalculate: sballare nelle previsioni, to be out in one's forecast2 (fig. fam.) to be scatty, to be scatterbrained: stamane sballa più del solito, this morning he's scattier than usual.* * *[zbal'lare]1. vt(merce) to unpack1) (nel fare un conto) to overestimate2) Carte to go out3) fam to be high (on drugs)* * *[zbal'lare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (togliere dall'imballaggio) to unpack [merce, cassa]2) (sbagliare)2.verbo intransitivo (aus. essere, avere)1) gioc. to go* over, to be* out2) gerg. (per effetto di droghe) to get* high, to be* high, to get* off* * *sballare/zbal'lare/ [1]1 (togliere dall'imballaggio) to unpack [merce, cassa]2 (sbagliare) sballare i conti to get one's calculations wrong(aus. essere, avere)1 gioc. to go* over, to be* out2 gerg. (per effetto di droghe) to get* high, to be* high, to get* off. -
3 scatty
adj. inf. (compar. scattier, superl. scattiest) расеан, смотан: She's so scatty! Таа е многу смотана! -
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scattier — adj. not thinking in a clear and orderly manner, heedless, scatterbrained (British Slang) … English contemporary dictionary
scatty — adjective (scattier; est) Etymology: probably from scatterbrain + 1 y Date: 1911 chiefly British crazy … New Collegiate Dictionary
scatty — /skat ee/, adj., scattier, scattiest. Brit. Informal. scatterbrained. [1910 15; appar. SCATT(ERBRAIN) + Y1] * * * … Universalium
scatty — adjective (scattier, scattiest) Brit. informal absent minded and disorganized. Derivatives scattily adverb scattiness noun Origin early 20th cent.: abbrev. of scatterbrained … English new terms dictionary
scatty — UK [ˈskætɪ] / US adjective Word forms scatty : adjective scatty comparative scattier superlative scattiest British informal someone who is scatty is silly and does not think in an organized way, so that they often forget or lose things • drive… … English dictionary
scatty — /ˈskæti/ (say skatee) adjective (scattier, scattiest) scatterbrained; thoughtless; unreliable. {scatt(erbrained) + y1} …
scatty — ► ADJECTIVE (scattier, scattiest) informal ▪ absent minded and disorganized. ORIGIN abbreviation of scatterbrained … English terms dictionary
scatty — [skat′ē] adj. scattier, scattiest [contr. < ? SCATTERBRAINED] [Brit. Slang] silly, foolish, or crazy … English World dictionary
scatty — adj. (scattier, scattiest) Brit. colloq. scatterbrained; disorganized. Derivatives: scattily adv. scattiness n. Etymology: abbr … Useful english dictionary