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['raʊndəbaʊt] 1.nome BE1) (in fairground etc.) giostra f.2) (in playpark) = piattaforma girevole su cui giocano i bambini3) aut. rotonda f., rotatoria f.2.a roundabout way of saying sth. — un modo indiretto di dire qcs
••it's swings and roundabouts — = ciò che guadagni da una parte lo perdi dall'altra
* * *1) (a revolving machine on which one can ride for pleasure; a merry-go-round.) giostra2) (a circular piece of ground where several roads meet, and round which traffic must travel.) rotatoria* * *roundabout /ˈraʊndəbaʊt/A a.indiretto; tortuoso: roundabout methods, metodi indiretti; a roundabout route, un percorso tortuoso; to go by a roundabout way, prendere una via traversa; to take a roundabout course, fare una deviazione; a roundabout way of saying st., un modo indiretto per dire qc.; to be told st. in a roundabout way, apprendere qc. dopo un lungo giro di paroleB n.* * *['raʊndəbaʊt] 1.nome BE1) (in fairground etc.) giostra f.2) (in playpark) = piattaforma girevole su cui giocano i bambini3) aut. rotonda f., rotatoria f.2.a roundabout way of saying sth. — un modo indiretto di dire qcs
••it's swings and roundabouts — = ciò che guadagni da una parte lo perdi dall'altra
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