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♦ tongue /tʌŋ/n.1 (anat. e fig.) lingua: to stick (o to put) out one's tongue, metter fuori la lingua ( per farla vedere al medico o per dileggio); to have a furred [dirty] tongue, avere la lingua impastata [sporca]; ox-tongue, lingua di bue ( come pietanza); to have a sharp tongue, aver la lingua tagliente; the French tongue, la lingua francese; one's mother tongue, la lingua materna; tongues of flame, lingue di fuoco; a tongue of land, una lingua di terra; forked tongue, lingua biforcuta● (falegn.) tongue-and-groove joint, giunzione a maschio e femmina □ (anat.) tongue bone, ioide □ (med., USA) tongue depressor, abbassalingua (cfr. ingl. spatula) □ (zool.) tongue-fish, sogliola □ (agric.) tongue graft, innesto a linguetta □ tongue in cheek, in modo ironico (o scherzoso); ironicamente: to say st. tongue in cheek, dire qc. in modo ironico ( non sul serio) □ tongue-in-cheek, ironico; scherzoso: a tongue-in-cheek comment, un commento ironico (o ammiccante) □ (volg.) tongue-job, bacio con la lingua; sesso orale □ tongue-lashing, aspro rimprovero; lavata di capo (fig.) □ tongue-shaped, linguiforme □ (med.) tongue-tie, malformazione della lingua; anchiloglossia □ tongue-tied, (med.) affetto da anchiloglossia; (fig.) ammutolito, muto, ridotto (o costretto) al silenzio; ( anche) reticente □ tongue-twister, scioglilingua □ (zool.) tongue-worm ( Linguatula serrata), linguatula □ (fam.) to bite one's tongue off, mordersi la lingua (fig.) □ (fig.) to find one's tongue, sciogliersi la lingua (impers.): He has found his tongue, gli si è sciolta la lingua □ (fam.) to get one's tongue round a name, riuscire a stento a pronunciare un nome □ to give tongue, ( di persona) gridare, parlare ad alta voce; ( di cane da caccia) abbaiare, latrare □ to have a glib tongue, avere lo scilinguagnolo sciolto □ to have a smooth tongue, avere la parola facile □ to have (o to speak with) one's tongue in one's cheek, fare dell'ironia; assecondare ironicamente l'interlocutore □ (fig.) to have lost one's tongue, aver perso la lingua; ammutolire per la timidezza □ to hold one's tongue, tener la lingua a freno (pop.: in bocca); tacere; star zitto □ to keep a civil tongue ( in one's head), essere civile (o educato) nel parlare □ to set tongues wagging, far parlare di sé □ slip of the tongue, lapsus □ ( di un cane) to throw tongue, abbaiare; latrare □ to wag one's tongue, parlare a vanvera; ciarlare; cicalare □ Hold your tongue!, silenzio!; zitti!(to) tongue /tʌŋ/v. t.1 toccare con la lingua; leccare; lambire2 (falegn.) fare una linguetta in; congiungere con un incastro a linguetta● ( di una punta di terra, ecc.) to tongue out, protendersi. -
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A n1 Anat, fig langue f ; to poke ou stick out one's tongue at sb tirer la langue à qn ; his tongue was hanging out il tirait la langue ; to click one's tongue faire claquer sa langue ; to lose/find one's tongue avaler/retrouver sa langue ; the tip of the tongue le bout de la langue ;2 ( language) langue f ; mother tongue langue f maternelle ; native tongue langue f d'origine ; to speak in tongues Relig parler en langues ; to speak in a foreign tongue parler une langue étrangère ;5 (of flame, land) langue f.to bite one's tongue se mordre la langue ; has the cat got your tongue ○ ? tu as avalé ta langue? ; to get the rough side ou edge of sb's tongue subir les paroles désobligeantes de qn ; to give sb a tongue-lashing faire des remarques cinglantes à qn ; I have his name on the tip of my tongue j'ai son nom sur le bout de la langue ; to trip off the tongue [name, lie] venir tout seul ; to loosen sb's tongue délier la langue de qn ; I can't get my tongue round it je n'arrive pas à le prononcer ; a slip of the tongue un lapsus ; hold your tongue ○ ! tiens ta langue! ; watch your tongue! surveille tes paroles! ; keep a civil tongue in your head sois poli. -
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tongue [tʌŋ] n1) язы́к;furred ( или dirty, foul, coated) tongue обло́женный язы́к ( у больного)
;to put out one's tongue пока́зывать язы́к ( врачу или из озорства)
2) язы́к ( как кушанье);smoked tongue копчёный язы́к
3) речь, мане́ра говори́ть;glib tongue бо́йкая речь
4) язы́к ( речь);the mother tongue родно́й язы́к
5) что-л., име́ющее фо́рму языка́, напомина́ющее язы́к, напр., язы́к пла́мени, ко́локола; язычо́к (духового инструмента, обуви)6) геогр. коса́7) стре́лка весо́в8) тех. шпунт, шип9) ды́шло10) ж.-д. остря́к стре́лкиа) говори́ть, выска́зываться;б) подава́ть го́лос ( о собаках на охоте);to speak with one's tongue in one's cheek, to put one's tongue in one's cheek
а) говори́ть неи́скренне;б) говори́ть с насме́шкой, ирони́чески;he has a ready tongue он за сло́вом в карма́н не поле́зет
;his tongue failed him у него́ отня́лся язы́к, он лиши́лся да́ра ре́чи
;to find one's tongue сно́ва заговори́ть; (сно́ва) обрести́ дар ре́чи
;to hold one's tongue, to keep a still tongue in one's head пома́лкивать; держа́ть язы́к за зуба́ми
;his tongue is too long for his teeth у него́ сли́шком дли́нный язы́к
;to oil one's tongue льстить
;to have lost one's tongue молча́ть, проглоти́ть язы́к
;to keep a civil tongue in one's head быть ве́жливым, учти́вым
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tongue [tʌŋ]1. nouna. langue f• to lose/find one's tongue perdre/retrouver sa langueb. ( = language) langue f2. compounds* * *[tʌŋ] 1.1) gen, Anatomy, Culinary langue f; ( flap on shoe) languette fto lose/find one's tongue — fig avaler/retrouver sa langue
2) ( language) langue f2.transitive verb Music détacher [note, passage]••has the cat got your tongue? — (colloq) tu as avalé ta langue?
to get the rough side ou edge of somebody's tongue — subir les paroles désobligeantes de quelqu'un
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tongue [tʌŋ]1 noun∎ to put or to stick one's tongue out (at sb) tirer la langue (à qn);∎ figurative his tongue was practically hanging out (in eagerness) il en salivait littéralement; (in thirst) il était pratiquement mort de soif;∎ British very familiar humorous to give someone a tongue sandwich rouler une pelle ou un patin à qn∎ to lose/to find one's tongue perdre/retrouver sa langue;∎ hold your tongue! tenez votre langue!, taisez-vous!;∎ try to keep a civil tongue in your head! essayez de rester courtois ou correct!;∎ British I can't get my tongue round his name je n'arrive pas à prononcer correctement son nom;∎ to have a sharp tongue avoir la langue acérée;∎ she has a quick tongue elle n'a pas sa langue dans sa poche;∎ tongues will wag les langues iront bon train, ça va jaser;∎ the news set tongues wagging la nouvelle a fait jaser (les gens);∎ tongue in cheek ironiquement;∎ she said it tongue in cheek or with her tongue in her cheek elle l'a dit avec une ironie voilée, il ne faut pas prendre au sérieux ce qu'elle a dit∎ Religion to speak in tongues avoir le don des langues(e) (of shoe) languette f; (of bell) battant m; (of buckle) ardillon m; Technology langue f, languette f(f) (of flame, land, sea) langue f -
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- tongue
- nшпунт, гребень ( на кромке доски); вставная рейка, плоский шип; пластинчатый нагель; язычок
- cross tongue
- false tongue
- feather tongue
- lamb's tongue
- loose tongue
- slip tongue
- straight tongue
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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tr['tʌŋtaɪd]1 cortado,-atongue-tied ['tʌŋ.taɪd] adjto get tongue-tied : trabársele la lengua a unoadj.• premioso, -a adj.• que tiene dificultad al hablar adj.• tímido, -a adj.adjective <youth/suitor> tímido, cohibidohe gets tongue-tied-tied when she's around — se cohíbe or se corta cuando está ella
['tʌŋtaɪd]ADJ con la lengua trabada; (fig) tímido, cortado, premioso frm* * *adjective <youth/suitor> tímido, cohibidohe gets tongue-tied-tied when she's around — se cohíbe or se corta cuando está ella
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tongue twister n trabalenguastrabalenguas m invn.• trabalenguas s.m.noun trabalenguas m* * *noun trabalenguas m -
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tongue-tacked[t∧ŋ t'ækt] adj = link=tongue-tied tongue-tied. -
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tongue-in-cheek [ˏtʌŋɪnˊtʃi:k] aнеи́скренний; насме́шливый;tongue-in-cheek candour напускна́я открове́нность
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12 tongue-and-groove flange
English-german engineering dictionary > tongue-and-groove flange
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13 tongue-tied
tongue-tied[t∧ŋ t'aid] adj 1 que sofre de língua presa. 2 incapaz de fazer (por medo ou vergonha).————————tongue-tieda) com a língua presa. b) fig calado. -
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15 tongue-loosener
tongue-loosener s etwas, was die Zunge löst:be a tongue-loosener die Zunge lösen -
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sprachlos;to be/get \tongue-tied with surprise vor Überraschung kein Wort herausbekommen -
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tongue I v 1. HB federn, durch Nut und Feder verbinden, vernuten; 2. lappen tongue II 1. HB Feder f, Zunge f; Spund m, Schlitzzapfen m; Dorn m; 2. Weichenzunge fEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > tongue
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20 tongue and groove
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > tongue and groove
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