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1 Irish
['aɪərɪʃ] 1.aggettivo irlandese2.1) (language) irlandese m.2) (people)the Irish — + verbo pl. gli irlandesi
* * *['aɪərɪʃ]1. adj2. n1)the Irish npl — gli irlandesi
2) (language) irlandese m* * *Irish /ˈaɪərɪʃ/A a.irlandese: (polit.) the Irish question, la questione irlandese: I'd like to learn Irish, vorrei imparare l'irlandeseB n.1 [u] (lingua) irlandese● (fam. USA) Irish buggy, carriola □ Irish coffee, Irish coffee; caffè con panna, corretto con whisky □ (fam.) Irish confetti, mattoni (o sassi) lanciati durante una rissa □ (stor.) the Irish Free State, lo Stato Libero d'Irlanda □ (bot.) Irish moss ( Chondrus crispus), musco d'Irlanda; fuco caraceo □ (polit.) the Irish Republican Army, l'I.R.A. □ (geogr.) the Irish Sea, il Mar d'Irlanda □ Irish setter ( cane), setter irlandese □ ( cucina) Irish stew, stufato ( di castrato, ecc.) con cipolle e patate □ (fam. antiq.) to get one's Irish up, farsi saltare la mosca al naso; perdere le staffe.* * *['aɪərɪʃ] 1.aggettivo irlandese2.1) (language) irlandese m.2) (people)the Irish — + verbo pl. gli irlandesi
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2 stew
I [stjuː] [AE stuː]nome gastr. stufato m., spezzatino m.; (with game) salmì m.••II 1. [stjuː] [AE stuː]to be, get in a stew — colloq. (worry) stare in ansia
verbo transitivo fare cuocere in umido, stufare; cuocere in salmì [ game]; fare cuocere [fruit, vegetables]2.••to stew in one's own juice — colloq. cuocere nel proprio brodo
* * *[stju:] 1. verb(to cook (meat, fruit etc) by slowly boiling and simmering: She stewed apples; The meat was stewing in the pan.) cuocere (in umido), stufare2. noun((a dish of) stewed meat etc: I've made some beef stew.) stufato* * *[stjuː]1. n1) Culin stufato2) fig2. vt(meat) stufare, cuocere in umido3. vi(tea) diventare troppo forte* * *stew (1) /stju:, USA stu:/n.2 (fam.) ansia; apprensione; agitazione; forte preoccupazione; patema d'animo: to be in a ( fine) stew, essere in grande agitazione; stare sulle spine (fig.)3 (fam.) caos; casino4 (fam.) bisboccia5 (fam.) ubriaconestew (2) /stju:, USA stu:/n.1 vivaio di pesci; peschiera2 vivaio per la coltura delle ostriche.(to) stew /stju:, USA stu:/A v. i.2 (fig.) soffrire per il caldo afoso; soffocareB v. t.* * *I [stjuː] [AE stuː]nome gastr. stufato m., spezzatino m.; (with game) salmì m.••II 1. [stjuː] [AE stuː]to be, get in a stew — colloq. (worry) stare in ansia
verbo transitivo fare cuocere in umido, stufare; cuocere in salmì [ game]; fare cuocere [fruit, vegetables]2.••to stew in one's own juice — colloq. cuocere nel proprio brodo
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get one's Irish up — cause one to become angry if someone tries to make me do something I don t want to do, it gets my Irish up … Useful english dictionary
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Get one's Irish up — become angry … Dictionary of Australian slang
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