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I [blʌnt]1) [knife, scissors] smussato, non affilato; [pencil, needle] spuntato2) (frank) [person, manner] schietto; [ refusal] netto, categorico; [ reply] brusco; [ criticism] esplicitoII [blʌnt]verbo transitivo smussare [knife, scissors]; spuntare [pencil, needle]; calmare [ appetite]; ottundere [ intelligence]; smorzare [ enthusiasm]* * *1. adjective1) ((of objects) having no point or sharp edge: a blunt knife.) smussato2) ((of people) (sometimes unpleasantly) straightforward or frank in speech: She was very blunt, and said that she did not like him.) brusco; schietto2. verb(to make less sharp: This knife has been blunted by years of use.) smussare- bluntly- bluntness* * *[blʌnt]1. adj2) (outspoken) brutale, (manners) brusco (-a)2. vt* * *blunt /blʌnt/A a.4 franco; schietto; bruscamente sincero: blunt words, parole schiette; I'm going to be blunt, sarò franco; parlerò fuori dai dentiB n.● blunt instrument, corpo contundente; (fig.) sistema rozzobluntlyavv.con franchezza; con schiettezza; recisamente; fuori dai denti: to put it bluntly, per dire le cose come stanno; per dirla schiettabluntnessn. [u]1 mancanza di punta o taglio; smussatura2 (fig.) franchezza; schiettezza.(to) blunt /blʌnt/A v. t.1 spuntare; smussare2 attutire; smorzareB v. i.spuntarsi; smussarsi.* * *I [blʌnt]1) [knife, scissors] smussato, non affilato; [pencil, needle] spuntato2) (frank) [person, manner] schietto; [ refusal] netto, categorico; [ reply] brusco; [ criticism] esplicitoII [blʌnt]verbo transitivo smussare [knife, scissors]; spuntare [pencil, needle]; calmare [ appetite]; ottundere [ intelligence]; smorzare [ enthusiasm] -
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I [blʌnt]1) [knife, scissors] smussato, non affilato; [pencil, needle] spuntato2) (frank) [person, manner] schietto; [ refusal] netto, categorico; [ reply] brusco; [ criticism] esplicitoII [blʌnt]verbo transitivo smussare [knife, scissors]; spuntare [pencil, needle]; calmare [ appetite]; ottundere [ intelligence]; smorzare [ enthusiasm]* * *1. adjective1) ((of objects) having no point or sharp edge: a blunt knife.) smussato2) ((of people) (sometimes unpleasantly) straightforward or frank in speech: She was very blunt, and said that she did not like him.) brusco; schietto2. verb(to make less sharp: This knife has been blunted by years of use.) smussare- bluntly- bluntness* * *[blʌnt]1. adj2) (outspoken) brutale, (manners) brusco (-a)2. vt* * *(Surnames) Blunt /blʌnt/* * *I [blʌnt]1) [knife, scissors] smussato, non affilato; [pencil, needle] spuntato2) (frank) [person, manner] schietto; [ refusal] netto, categorico; [ reply] brusco; [ criticism] esplicitoII [blʌnt]verbo transitivo smussare [knife, scissors]; spuntare [pencil, needle]; calmare [ appetite]; ottundere [ intelligence]; smorzare [ enthusiasm] -
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blunt [blʌnt]1. adjectivea. [blade, knife] émoussé ; [pencil] mal tailléb. [person] brusque[+ appetite, feelings] émousser* * *[blʌnt] 1.1) [knife, scissors] émoussé; [pencil] mal taillé; [instrument] contondant; [needle] épointé2) ( frank) [person, manner] abrupt; [refusal] catégorique; [criticism] direct2.transitive verb émousser [knife]; épointer [pencil, needle]; émousser [intelligence]; tempérer [enthusiasm] -
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A adj1 [knife, scissors] émoussé ; [pencil] mal taillé ; [needle] épointé ; this knife is blunt ce couteau ne coupe plus ; a blunt instrument un instrument contondant ;2 ( frank) [person, manner] abrupt ; [refusal, reply] catégorique ; [criticism] direct ; to be blunt with you pour être tout à fait franc avec toi.B vtr émousser [knife, scissors] ; épointer [pencil, needle] ; couper [appetite] ; endurcir [feeling] ; émousser [intelligence] ; tempérer [enthusiasm]. -
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1. adjective1) ((of objects) having no point or sharp edge: a blunt knife.) desafilado, despuntado2) ((of people) (sometimes unpleasantly) straightforward or frank in speech: She was very blunt, and said that she did not like him.) abrupto, brusco, directo
2. verb(to make less sharp: This knife has been blunted by years of use.) desafilar, despuntar- bluntly- bluntness
blunt adj desafilado / despuntadotr[blʌnt]2 figurative use (person) directo,-a, que no tiene pelos en la lengua1 desafilar, embotar (pencil) despuntar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLblunt angle SMALLMATHEMATICS/SMALL ángulo obtusoblunt instrument instrumento contundenteblunt ['blʌnt] vt: despuntar (aguja o lápiz), desafilar (cuchillo o tijeras), suavizar (crítica)blunt adj1) dull: desafilado, despuntado2) direct: directo, franco, categóricoadj.• boto, -a adj.• brusco, -a adj.• despuntado, -a adj.• embotado, -a adj.• mocho, -a adj.• obtuso, -a adj.• romo, -a adj.v.• arromar v.• despuntar v.• embotar v.• enromar v.
I blʌntadjective -er, -esta) ( not sharp) < pencil> desafilado, que no tiene punta, mocho (esp AmL); <tip/edge> romo; < knife> (BrE) desafiladob) ( straightforward) <person/manner> directo, franco; < refusal> rotundo, categórico
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a) \<\<pencil\>\> despuntar; \<\<knife/scissors\>\> desafilarb) ( make dull) \<\<senses/intellect\>\> embotar[blʌnt]1. ADJ1) (=not sharp) [edge] desafilado; [point] despuntado2) (=outspoken) [manner, person] directo, franco; [statement] terminante2.VT [+ blade, knife] desafilar; [+ pencil] despuntar; (fig) debilitar, mitigar* * *
I [blʌnt]adjective -er, -esta) ( not sharp) < pencil> desafilado, que no tiene punta, mocho (esp AmL); <tip/edge> romo; < knife> (BrE) desafiladob) ( straightforward) <person/manner> directo, franco; < refusal> rotundo, categórico
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a) \<\<pencil\>\> despuntar; \<\<knife/scissors\>\> desafilarb) ( make dull) \<\<senses/intellect\>\> embotar -
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1. [blʌnt] n1. штопальная иголка2. разг. дурак, болван3. сл. деньги, наличные2. [blʌnt] a1. тупойblunt angle [pencil, edge] - тупой угол [карандаш, -ое лезвие]
scissors with blunt ends - ножницы с тупыми /закруглёнными/ концами
2. 1) непонятливый, туповатый2) притуплённый, смутный (об ощущениях и т. п.)3. грубоватый; резкий, прямой3. [blʌnt] v1) притуплять, затуплятьto blunt the attack - воен. сдерживать натиск
2) притупляться, затуплятьсяthe edge of this knife will never blunt - лезвие этого ножа никогда не затупится
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[blʌnt] 1. adjknife, pencil tępy; person, talk bezceremonialny2. vtto be blunt, … — mówiąc bez ogródek, …
* * *1. adjective1) ((of objects) having no point or sharp edge: a blunt knife.) tępy2) ((of people) (sometimes unpleasantly) straightforward or frank in speech: She was very blunt, and said that she did not like him.) szczery, otwarty2. verb(to make less sharp: This knife has been blunted by years of use.) stępić- bluntly- bluntness -
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sharpen vb1. afilarthis knife is blunt, sharpen it este cuchillo no corta, afílalo2. sacar puntatr['ʃɑːpən]1 (knife, claws) afilar; (pencil) sacar punta a2 figurative use (feeling, intelligence) agudizar; (desire) avivar; (appetite) abrir; (awareness) sensibilizar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto sharpen one's wits espabilarse, despabilarsesharpen ['ʃɑrpən] vt: afilar, aguzarto sharpen a pencil: sacarle punta a un lápizto sharpen one's wits: aguzar el ingeniov.• afilar v.• afilarse v.• agudizar v.• aguzar v.• amolar v.• esmerilar v.• sacar punta a v.'ʃɑːrpən, 'ʃɑːpəna) \<\<knife/blade/claws\>\> afilar; \<\<pencil\>\> sacarle* punta ab) \<\<appetite\>\> abrir*['ʃɑːpǝn]1. VT1) (=make sharp) [+ tool, blade] afilar; [+ pencil] sacar punta a, afilar2) (=intensify, increase) [+ reactions] agudizar; [+ resolve] aumentar; [+ contrast] marcar; [+ appetite] abrir; [+ skills] mejorarthis will sharpen awareness of other people's needs — esto hará que se tome más conciencia de las necesidades de los demás
3) (=make clearer) [+ image] definir, hacer más nítido2.VI [voice] volverse más agudo; [desire] avivarse; [pain] agudizarse* * *['ʃɑːrpən, 'ʃɑːpən]a) \<\<knife/blade/claws\>\> afilar; \<\<pencil\>\> sacarle* punta ab) \<\<appetite\>\> abrir* -
9 spuntare
stick outbotany come updi sole appeardi giorno breakgli è spuntato un dente he has cut a tooth* * *spuntare1 v.tr.1 (rompere, guastare la punta di) to blunt; to break* the point of (sthg.): spuntare un ago, una matita, to blunt a needle, a pencil2 ( tagliare la punta a) to cut* the tip off (sthg.); to trim: spuntare una siepe, to trim a hedge; spuntare un sigaro, to cut (the tip off) a cigar // farsi spuntare i capelli, to have one's hair trimmed4 (fig.) ( vincere, superare) to overcome*, to get* round: spuntare una difficoltà, to overcome a difficulty // spuntarla, to succeed (o to get one's way o to make it): questa volta non la spunti nemmeno se piangi per un anno, this time you are not going to get your own way even if you cry for a whole year; fu difficile, ma la spuntammo, it was difficult, but we made it◆ v. intr.1 (incominciare a sorgere, nascere) (di sole ecc.) to rise*, to come* up; (di alberi, fiori ecc.) to sprout; (di capelli ecc.) to begin* to grow: gli è spuntato il primo dente, he has cut his first tooth; incominciano a spuntargli i capelli, his hair is beginning to grow; quando spunta il giorno, when day breaks; il sole, la luna spunta, the sun, the moon is rising (o is coming up); spuntano le prime foglie, the first leaves are sprouting // gli spuntarono le lacrime agli occhi, tears welled up in his eyes (o his eyes filled with tears) // un timido sorriso gli spuntò sulle labbra, he smiled shyly (o he gave a shy smile)2 ( apparire) to appear; to come* out, to emerge: lo vidi spuntare all'angolo della via, I saw him appearing round the corner; il nemico spuntò da dietro un colle, the enemy appeared from behind a hill; spuntarono da dietro alla siepe, they came out (o emerged) from behind the hedge; spuntava solo la sua testa, only his head was sticking out3 ( di vino) to become* sour.◘ spuntarsi v.intr.pron.1 ( perdere la punta) to get* blunt, to lose* its point: questa spada si è spuntata, this sword has got blunt; si è spuntata la matita, the pencil has got blunt (o has lost its point)2 (fig.) ( svanire) to die down, to soften: la sua collera si spuntò quando gli dissero che ciò non era vero, his anger died down when they told him it wasn't true.spuntare2 v.tr.1 ( verificare) to check (off), to tick, to tick off: spuntare le voci di un elenco, to tick off the items on a list; spuntare un conto, la merce, to check an account, the goods2 (comm.) (ottenere prezzi, sconti) to obtain, to get*, to fetch: spuntare un buon prezzo, to fetch a good price; riuscire a spuntare un ribasso sul prezzo, to manage to obtain a discount.spuntare3 v. intr.1 (mecc.) to pick-up2 (mar.) → disincagliarsi.spuntare s.m. ( nascita, apparizione) appearing, rising; beginning; (di alberi, fiori ecc.) sprouting: allo spuntare del giorno, at daybreak (o at dawn); allo spuntare del sole, at sunrise.* * *I [spun'tare]1. vt(lapis, coltello) to break the point of, (capelli, baffi) to trimspuntarla — (fig : vincere) to succeed, win (through), (averla vinta) to get one's own way
2. vi(aus essere) (nascere: germogli) to sprout, (capelli) to begin to grow, (dente) to come through, (apparire: sole) to rise, (giorno) to dawn3. vip (spuntarsi)to lose its point, become blunt4. smII [spun'tare] vt(elenco) to tick off Brit, check off Am* * *I 1. [spun'tare]verbo transitivo1) (privare della punta) to blunt [matita, ago]; to clip [ sigaro]2) (accorciare) to clip, to trim [siepe, capelli]; to trim [ barba]3) (staccare) to unpin [orlo, nastro]4) (ottenere)5) fig. (superare) to overcome*6) spuntarla to win* out, to win* through2.spuntarla su qcn. — to beat o best sb
1) (nascere) [ pianta] to sprout (up), to come* up, to come* out; [ fiore] to spring* up, to come* out; [ sole] to break* through2) (apparire) to emerge, to peep out, to poke out3) (sbucare) [persona, animale, auto] to spring*3.verbo pronominale spuntarsi1) [ matita] to become* blunt, to get* blunt2) (attenuarsi) [ collera] to die downII [spun'tare]sostantivo maschileIII [spun'tare]verbo transitivo (contrassegnare) to tick off BE, to check off AE [nomi, lista]* * *spuntare1/spun'tare/ [1]1 (privare della punta) to blunt [matita, ago]; to clip [ sigaro]2 (accorciare) to clip, to trim [siepe, capelli]; to trim [ barba]3 (staccare) to unpin [orlo, nastro]4 (ottenere) spuntare un buon prezzo to fetch a good price5 fig. (superare) to overcome*(aus. essere)1 (nascere) [ pianta] to sprout (up), to come* up, to come* out; [ fiore] to spring* up, to come* out; [ sole] to break* through; gli sta spuntando un dente he is cutting a tooth; spuntò il giorno dawn broke2 (apparire) to emerge, to peep out, to poke out; la gonna spunta dal cappotto the skirt shows underneath the coat; le spuntarono le lacrime agli occhi tears welled up in her eyes3 (sbucare) [persona, animale, auto] to spring*III spuntarsi verbo pronominale1 [ matita] to become* blunt, to get* blunt2 (attenuarsi) [ collera] to die down.————————spuntare2/spun'tare/sostantivo m.allo spuntare del sole at sunrise; allo spuntare del giorno at daybreak.————————spuntare3/spun'tare/ [1] -
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"wire;Draht;arame"* * *m (pl also le -a) threadmetallico wiredi lama edged'erba bladefig un filo di vergogna/rispetto an ounce of shame/respectfig filo conduttore leadfilo interdentale (dental) flossfilo spinato barbed wirefilo di voce whisperper filo e per segno in detaildare del filo da torcere a qualcuno make things difficult for s.o.* * *1 thread; (tess.) yarn; ( ritorto) twine: filo di cotone, di nylon, di seta, cotton, nylon, silk thread; filo per cucire, sewing thread; filo di trama, di ordito, weft, warp yarn; lana a due fili, two-ply wool // la poverina era ridotta a un filo, the poor thing was worn to a shadow // il filo di Arianna, Ariadne's thread // tagliare il filo del traguardo, to breast the (winning) tape; (estens.) to reach the winning post; essere battuti sul filo del traguardo, to be beaten at the post (anche fig.)4 ( del bucato) washing line5 (fig.) ( piccola quantità): un filo d'acqua, a trickle of water; un filo d'aria, a breath of air; un filo di luce, a thread of light; un filo di fumo, a wisp of smoke; c'è ancora un filo di speranza, there is still a faint hope; parlare con un filo di voce, to speak in a very weak (o thin) voice; non aveva un filo di interesse per quel lavoro, he didn't have the slightest interest in that job6 (fig.) ( andamento) thread: seguire il filo dei ricordi, to follow the thread of one's memories; perdere il filo del ragionamento, to lose the thread of one's argument; riprendere il filo del discorso, to pick up (o to take up o to resume) the thread of one's speech; seguire il filo del pensiero, to follow the thread of one's thoughts7 ( taglio) edge: il filo della spada, the sword edge; questo coltello non ha più il filo, this knife has no edge (o is blunt) now // passare qlcu. a filo di spada, to put s.o. to the sword8 (elettr., tel.) wire; cable: filo ad alta tensione, high-tension cable; filo conduttore, leading wire, (fig.) lead (o guiding thread); filo di terra, earth wire; filo sotto tensione, live wire; telegrafo senza fili, wireless telegraph; (tel.) filo diretto, direct line9 (mecc.) wire: filo di ferro, metallico, wire; filo di platino, platinum wire; filo armonico, piano wire; filo spinato, barbed wire // (edil.) filo a piombo, plumb-line.◆ FRASEOLOGIA: essere cuciti a doppio filo, to be closely knit; essere appeso a un filo, to hang by a thread (o a hair) // mancò il bersaglio per un filo, he missed the target by a hairbreadth; c'è mancato un filo!, it was a close shave!; non è caduto per un filo, he just managed to avoid falling // dare del filo da torcere a qlcu., to cause s.o. a lot of trouble, ( essere un avversario terribile) to be a hard nut to crack (for s.o.) // è lui che tiene le fila, it's he who pulls the strings; imbrogliare le fila, to muddle things up; sbrogliare le fila, to unravel the threads; riunire, tirare le fila, to gather up the threads; tirare le fila di un discorso, to draw together the threads of an argument // per filo e per segno, in every detail, word for word; to the letter: ha seguito le istruzioni per filo e per segno, he carried out instructions to the letter; dovrai riferirmi tutto per filo e per segno, you'll have to report everything to me word for word (o in every detail) // a filo di logica dovrebbe comportarsi così, strictly according to logic, he should behave that way // fare il filo a qlcu., to chase s.o.; fare il filo a qlco., to chase after sthg.* * *['filo]sostantivo maschile (in some idiomatic senses it has a feminine plural -a)1) (filato) thread, yarnfilo di cotone, di seta — cotton, silk thread
2) (cavo, corda) line, string; (metallico) wire; (da pesca) linestendere la biancheria sul filo — to put o peg the washing on the line
tagliare i -i (della luce, del telefono) — to cut off power, telephone lines
senza filo — [microfono, telefono] cordless
3) (di erba) blade; (di paglia) straw4) (filza)un filo di perle — a string of pearls, a pearl necklace
5) (corda dell'equilibrista) tightrope6) sportbruciare qcn. sul filo di lana — fig. to nose sb. out
7) (sequenza)perdere, riprendere il filo del discorso — to lose, pick up the thread of a conversation
8) fig. (piccola quantità)dire qcs. con un fil di voce — to say sth. in a thready o faint voice
9) (di lama) (cutting) edge, bladerifare il filo a — to put an edge on, to sharpen [coltello, forbici]
10) (di legno) grain11) (di liquidi) trickle, drizzle12) gastr. (di fagiolini, sedano) string13) (di ragnatela) thread, strand•filo chirurgico — med. catgut, gutstring
filo conduttore — el. conductor; fig. central thread, main theme
filo di Scozia — tess. lisle
filo spinato — barbed o razor wire
••essere appeso o sospeso o attaccato a un filo to be hanging by a thread o on a string; essere o camminare sul filo del rasoio to be on a knife-edge o razor('s) edge; dare a qcn. del filo da torcere to lead sb. a merry dance, to give sb. a rough ride; fare il filo a qcn. to do a line with sb., to chat sb. up; passare a fil di spada to put sb. to the sword; per filo e per segno [ conoscere] backwards (and forwards), like the back of one's hand; [ raccontare] in great detail; a fil di logica logically speaking; tirare le fila di qcs. — to pull the strings of sth
* * *filo/'filo/sostantivo m.(in some idiomatic senses it has a feminine plural -a)1 (filato) thread, yarn; filo di cotone, di seta cotton, silk thread2 (cavo, corda) line, string; (metallico) wire; (da pesca) line; filo di rame copper wire; stendere la biancheria sul filo to put o peg the washing on the line; i -i delle marionette the puppet strings; i -i dell'alta tensione high tension wires; i -i della luce power lines; filo del telefono telephone wire; tagliare i -i (della luce, del telefono) to cut off power, telephone lines; senza filo [microfono, telefono] cordless; senza -i wireless3 (di erba) blade; (di paglia) straw4 (filza) un filo di perle a string of pearls, a pearl necklace5 (corda dell'equilibrista) tightrope7 (sequenza) perdere, riprendere il filo del discorso to lose, pick up the thread of a conversation; filo dei pensieri train of thought8 fig. (piccola quantità) un filo di speranza a grain of hope; non c'è un filo d'aria there isn't a breath of air; non avere un filo di grasso not to have an ounce of fat; un filo di luce a pencil of light; un filo di sangue a trickle of blood; un filo di vento a breath of wind; un filo di fumo a wisp of smoke; dire qcs. con un fil di voce to say sth. in a thready o faint voice9 (di lama) (cutting) edge, blade; senza filo blunt; rifare il filo a to put an edge on, to sharpen [coltello, forbici]10 (di legno) grain11 (di liquidi) trickle, drizzle; un filo d'olio a drizzle of oil13 (di ragnatela) thread, strandessere appeso o sospeso o attaccato a un filo to be hanging by a thread o on a string; essere o camminare sul filo del rasoio to be on a knife-edge o razor('s) edge; dare a qcn. del filo da torcere to lead sb. a merry dance, to give sb. a rough ride; fare il filo a qcn. to do a line with sb., to chat sb. up; passare a fil di spada to put sb. to the sword; per filo e per segno [ conoscere] backwards (and forwards), like the back of one's hand; [ raccontare] in great detail; a fil di logica logically speaking; tirare le fila di qcs. to pull the strings of sth.\filo chirurgico med. catgut, gutstring; filo conduttore el. conductor; fig. central thread, main theme; filo per cucire sewing thread; filo diretto hotline; filo elettrico electric wire; filo di ferro wire; filo interdentale dental floss; filo a piombo plumb (line); filo di Scozia tess. lisle; filo spinato barbed o razor wire; filo per suture → filo chirurgico.
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