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1 camicia
f (pl -cie) shirtcamicia sportiva sports shirtcamicia da notte nightdress* * *camicia s.f.1 ( da uomo) shirt; ( da donna, per giorno) blouse: camicia da notte, ( da uomo) nightshirt; ( da donna) nightgown (o nightdress); camicia di forza, strait-jacket; in camicia, in one's shirt; in maniche di camicia, in one's shirtsleeves; sparato della camicia, shirtfront // le Camicie Nere, the Black Shirts; le Camicie Rosse, the Red Shirts // (cuc.) uova in camicia, poached eggs // è nato con la camicia, he was born with a silver spoon in his mouth // dare via anche la camicia, to give away the shirt off one's back // lasciare qlcu. in camicia, to reduce s.o. to beggary (o to leave s.o. in the lurch); ridursi in camicia, to lose everything // perdere anche la camicia, to lose everything; giocarsi la camicia, to lose the shirt off one's back // chi lavora ha una camicia, chi non lavora ne ha due, (prov.) the more one works the less one has2 (tecn.) jacket, liner, sleeve: camicia d'acqua, water jacket; camicia d'aria, air jacket; camicia ( del cilindro), (cylinder) liner; camicia refrigerante, wet sleeve3 (edil.) plaster bond4 ( copertina di una fascicolo) wrapper.* * *[ka'mitʃa] camicia (-cie)1. sf1) (da uomo) shirt, (da donna) blouse2) (Tecn : involucro) jacket2.* * *1) (da uomo) shirt; (da donna) blouse2) (cartellina per documenti) folder3) tecn. ing. jacket4) gastr.•camicia di forza — med. straitjacket
camicia da notte — nightdress, nightshirt, nightgown AE
- cie nere — stor. Blackshirts
••* * *camiciapl. - cie, -ce /ka'mit∫a, t∫e/ ⇒ 35sostantivo f.1 (da uomo) shirt; (da donna) blouse; essere in maniche di camicia to be in one's shirt-sleeves (anche fig.)2 (cartellina per documenti) folder3 tecn. ing. jacket4 gastr. uova in camicia poached eggsessere nato con la camicia to be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth; ridursi in camicia to lose one's shirt; sudare sette -cie to sweat blood\camicia di forza med. straitjacket; camicia da notte nightdress, nightshirt, nightgown AE; - cie nere stor. Blackshirts. -
2 vestito
m da uomo suitda donna dress( capo di vestiario) item of clothing, garmentvestiti pl clothes* * *vestito agg.1 dressed (in sthg.); clad (in sthg.), clothed (in sthg.), robed (in sthg.): vestito da festa, in one's Sunday clothes (o in one's Sunday best); vestito di bianco, dressed in white; vestito leggero, lightly clad; vestito poveramente, poorly dressed (o in poor attire); colline vestite di vigne, vine-clad hills; professori vestiti con le toghe, professors (robed) in their gowns; tutto vestito di nero, di seta, all (dressed) in black, in silk // nascere vestito, ( fortunato) to be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth // calzato e vestito, (fig.) perfect: sei un cretino calzato e vestito, you're a perfect (o prize) idiot3 ( di semi di cereali) unhulled.vestito s.m. ( da donna) dress; ( da uomo) suit; pl. clothes, garments: vestiti da lavoro, working clothes; vestito da sera, ( da donna) evening dress (o evening gown), ( da uomo) evening dress (o dress-suit); vestito della domenica, Sunday best; devo farmi fare un vestito, I must have a dress made; tengo i miei vestiti in questo armadio, I keep my clothes in this wardrobe; quel vestito le sta bene, that dress suits her; mettiti quei vestiti vecchi se devi lavorare in giardino, put on those old clothes if you have to work in the garden.* * *I 1. [ves'tito]participio passato vestire I2.1) dressedessere vestito a o di nuovo to be wearing brand new clothes; mezzo vestito half-dressed; vestito a festa in one's Sunday best; essere vestito da inverno to be wearing winter clothes, to be dressed for winter; dormire vestito — to sleep in one's clothes
2) (travestito) dressed upII 1. [ves'tito]sostantivo maschile1) (indumento) article of clothing, item of clothing, piece of clothing, garment form.; (da donna) dress; (da uomo) suit2) (costume)2.vestito da sera — evening dress; (da donna) gown
vestito da sposa — wedding dress o gown
* * *vestito1/ves'tito/→ 1. vestireII aggettivo1 dressed; vestito di nero dressed in black; essere vestito a o di nuovo to be wearing brand new clothes; mezzo vestito half-dressed; vestito a festa in one's Sunday best; essere vestito da inverno to be wearing winter clothes, to be dressed for winter; dormire vestito to sleep in one's clothes2 (travestito) dressed up; vestito da clown dressed up as a clown.————————vestito2/ves'tito/Il sostantivo vestito si può tradurre in inglese in vari modi: un singolo capo d'abbigliamento è piece / item of clothing oppure garment, parola d'uso formale; dress designa il vestito da donna; suit può indicare l'abito completo da uomo o il tailleur da donna. Quando il plurale vestiti ha significato generico si rende di solito con clothes o clothing (quest'ultima è parola d'uso formale, equivalente all'italiano vestiario). ⇒ 35I sostantivo m.1 (indumento) article of clothing, item of clothing, piece of clothing, garment form.; (da donna) dress; (da uomo) suit2 (costume) vestito da Arlecchino Harlequin costumeII vestiti m.pl.(abbigliamento) clothing U, dress U; - i firmati designer clothesvestito della festa Sunday best; vestito da sera evening dress; (da donna) gown; vestito da sposa wedding dress o gown. -
3 essere nato con la camicia
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4 camicia
[ka'mitʃa] camicia (-cie)1. sf1) (da uomo) shirt, (da donna) blouse2) (Tecn : involucro) jacket2. -
5 nato
abbr NATO (= North Atlantic Treaty Organization)* * *nato agg.1 born (pred.): bambino appena nato, newborn baby; nato cieco, born blind; nato da povera gente, born of poor parents; nato morto, stillborn // nato a grandi cose, born to great things // nato con la camicia, born under a lucky star (o with a silver spoon in one's mouth) // nato ieri, (fig.) born yesterday // nato sotto buona stella, born under a lucky star // un poeta, pittore nato, a born poet, painter // la signora Rossi, nata Bianchi, Mrs Rossi, née Bianchi // era suo padre nato e sputato, he was the spitting image of his father2 ( uscito dall'uovo) hatched4 (di fiumi ecc.) rising (in, on sthg.)5 (fig.) ( sorto) born (of sthg.); ( causato) brought about, occasioned: disgrazie nate dalla guerra, misfortunes brought about by war; personaggi nati dalla sua fantasia, characters born of his imagination◆ s.m. person born: i nati del 1960, the people born in 1960 // il primo nato, the first child (o first born).* * *['nato] nato (-a)1. ppSee:2. agg2)(di donna, prima di sposarsi)
la sig.ra Rossi, nata Bianchi — Mrs Rossi, née Bianchi3. smi nati del o nel 1960 — those born in 1960
* * *['nato] 1.participio passato nascere2.aggettivo bornappena nato — [ bambino] newborn
3.nato morto — stillborn (anche fig.)
sostantivo maschile* * *nato/'nato/→ nascereII aggettivoborn; la Signora Marchi -a Rossi Mrs Marchi née Rossi; nato da buona famiglia highborn; non sono nato per viaggiare I'm a poor traveller; appena nato [ bambino] newborn; nato morto stillborn (anche fig.); un musicista nato a born musicianIII sostantivo m.i -i del 1972 those born in 1972.
См. также в других словарях:
born with a silver spoon in one's mouth — Born to affluence • • • Main Entry: ↑silver born with a silver spoon in one s mouth see under ↑silver • • • Main Entry: ↑spoon * * * see silver … Useful english dictionary
be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth — ► be born with a silver spoon in one s mouth be born into a wealthy family of high social standing. Main Entry: ↑silver … English terms dictionary
born with a silver spoon in one's mouth — born rich, provided from birth with everything you need He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth and has never worked in his life … Idioms and examples
born with a silver spoon in one's mouth — A person who is born with a silver spoon in their mouth is born into a very rich family. She never has to worry about money; she was born with a silver spoon in her mouth … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
born with a silver spoon in one's mouth — {adj. phr.} Born to wealth and comfort; provided from birth with everything wanted; born rich. * /The stranger s conduct was that of a man who had been born with a silver spoon in his mouth./ Compare: WELL HEELED … Dictionary of American idioms
born with a silver spoon in one's mouth — {adj. phr.} Born to wealth and comfort; provided from birth with everything wanted; born rich. * /The stranger s conduct was that of a man who had been born with a silver spoon in his mouth./ Compare: WELL HEELED … Dictionary of American idioms
born\ with\ a\ silver\ spoon\ in\ one's\ mouth — adj. phr. Born to wealth and comfort; provided from birth with everything wanted; born rich. The stranger s conduct was that of a man who had been born with a silver spoon in his mouth. Compare: well heeled … Словарь американских идиом
born with a silver spoon in one's mouth — adjective born rich or in a wealthy family He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth and probably never had to work a day in his life … Wiktionary
with a silver spoon in one's mouth — See: BORN WITH A SILVER SPOON IN ONE S MOUTH … Dictionary of American idioms
with a silver spoon in one's mouth — See: BORN WITH A SILVER SPOON IN ONE S MOUTH … Dictionary of American idioms
with\ a\ silver\ spoon\ in\ one's\ mouth — See: born with a silver spoon in one s mouth … Словарь американских идиом