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1 Lent
فَتْرَة الصَّوْم الكبير قبل عيد الفِصْح \ Lent: (in the Christian religion) a period of forty days before Easter. -
2 заговезни
Shrovetide* * *За̀говезни,само мн. неизм. Shrovetide; Месни \Заговезни the second Sunday before Lent; Сирни \Заговезни the first Sunday before Lent.* * *1. Shrovetide 2. месни ЗАГОВЕЗНИ the second Sunday before Lent 3. сирни ЗАГОВЕЗНИ the first Sunday before Lent -
3 giovedì
m invar Thursdaydi giovedì on Thursdays* * *giovedì s.m. Thursday: un giovedì mattina, on a Thursday morning; di giovedì, (tutti i giovedì) on Thursdays; verrò giovedì, I'll come on Thursday; verrò giovedì venturo, I'll come next Thursday// giovedì grasso, last Thursday before Lent // giovedì Santo, Maundy Thursday (o Thursday in Holy Week o Thursday before Easter) // non avere tutti i giovedì, (scherz.) to have a screw loose.* * *[dʒove'di]sostantivo maschile invariabile Thursday* * *giovedì/dʒove'di/ ⇒ 11m.inv.Thursday\giovedì grasso (last) Thursday before Lent; giovedì santo Maundy Thursday. -
4 tłusty
adj(mięso, obiad) fatty; (talerz, plama, włosy) greasy; ( osoba) fat; (druk, czcionka) bold* * *a.1. (= zawierający tłuszcz) fat, oily, greasy; ( o mleku) full-cream milk; ( o kremie) oily cream; tłusty druk bold-faced print; tłusty czwartek last Thursday of carnival, the last Thursday before Lent; tłusty wtorek Shrove Tuesday; tłusta ziemia mellow earth/lands.2. (= zaprawiony tłuszczem) with fat/grease; tłusty kąsek przen. titbit; tłuste lata years of plenty.3. (= zatłuszczony) greasy, oily.4. (= otyły) obese, fat.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > tłusty
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5 giovedì grasso
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6 grasso
1. adj ( unto) greasycibo fatty2. m fatdi bue, pecora suetgrasso lubrificante greaseprivo di grassi fat-free* * *grasso agg.1 fat: un tacchino ben grasso, a very fat turkey; è enormemente grasso, he is immensely fat; quella signora è piuttosto grassa, that lady is rather fat; è grasso come un maiale, he is as fat as a pig2 (ricco di grassi) fat; rich; (unto, untuoso) greasy, fatty, oily: cibo grasso, fatty food; carne grassa, fat meat; cucina grassa, rich cooking: formaggio grasso, fatty cheese; pelle grassa, greasy skin; capelli grassi, greasy hair // (chim.) carbone grasso, fat coal // martedì grasso, Shrove Tuesday; la settimana grassa, Shrovetide3 (abbondante) prosperous; rich: annata grassa, prosperous year; guadagni grassi, rich earnings // è andata grassa, everything came out well // fare grasse risate, to guffaw // il tempo delle vacche grasse, the years of prosperity4 (agr.) rank; (di pianta) succulent; (di terreno) loamy5 (licenzioso) bawdy, dirty: discorso grasso, bawdy (o dirty) talk◆ s.m. (animale o vegetale) fat; (di balena) blubber; (di bue, di pecora) suet; (lubrificante) grease: grasso di maiale, pork fat; grasso per le scarpe, per il cuoio, grease for shoes, leather; macchia di grasso, grease stain; i grassi ti fanno male, fats are bad for you; cibo a basso contenuto di grassi, low-fat food // mangiare di grasso, to eat meat // (chim.): grasso del Giappone, Japan wax; grasso solubile, fat soluble; grasso saturo, fat.* * *['ɡrasso] grasso (-a)1. aggun'annata grassa Agr — a good year
2) (volgare) lewd, coarse2. sm* * *['grasso] 1.1) (pingue) [persona, animale] fat2) (contenente grassi) [ carne] fat, fatty; [ cibo] fatty, greasy3) (untuoso) [pelle, capelli] greasy, oily4) (abbondante) [ ricompensa] handsome; [ raccolto] plentiful; (fertile) [ terreno] fat, fertile5) med. [ tosse] productive, phlegmy6) bot.pianta -a — succulent, cactus
7) (volgare) [ barzelletta] coarse, crude8)2.giovedì grasso — = Thursday before Lent
sostantivo maschile1) (tessuto adiposo) fat; (di balena, foca) blubber2) gastr. fat, grease; (di carne) fat3) (unto) grease4) (lubrificante) grease•••••gli anni, i tempi delle vacche -e — prosperous years, times
Note:Il diretto equivalente inglese dell'aggettivo grasso riferito a persona è fat; tuttavia, poiché almeno nella società occidentale essere grassi è spesso percepito negativamente, se si vuole essere gentili si possono usare degli eufemismi, come (a little) overweight = (un po') sovrappeso, large = grosso, stout oppure heavy (in inglese americano) = robusto. - Alcuni aggettivi poi si usano con un riferimento più specifico: per indicare che una donna è leggermente e piacevolmente grassa, si impiega plump; ancora plump e chubby esprimono lo stesso concetto relativamente ai neonati e ai bambini piccoli; tubby o tubbish descrivono un uomo grassoccio e con la pancia. - Come l'italiano obeso, obese definisce una persona grassa in modo patologico* * *grasso/'grasso/Il diretto equivalente inglese dell'aggettivo grasso riferito a persona è fat; tuttavia, poiché almeno nella società occidentale essere grassi è spesso percepito negativamente, se si vuole essere gentili si possono usare degli eufemismi, come (a little) overweight = (un po') sovrappeso, large = grosso, stout oppure heavy (in inglese americano) = robusto. - Alcuni aggettivi poi si usano con un riferimento più specifico: per indicare che una donna è leggermente e piacevolmente grassa, si impiega plump; ancora plump e chubby esprimono lo stesso concetto relativamente ai neonati e ai bambini piccoli; tubby o tubbish descrivono un uomo grassoccio e con la pancia. - Come l'italiano obeso, obese definisce una persona grassa in modo patologico.1 (pingue) [persona, animale] fat3 (untuoso) [pelle, capelli] greasy, oily5 med. [ tosse] productive, phlegmy6 bot. pianta -a succulent, cactus8 martedì grasso Shrove Tuesday; giovedì grasso = Thursday before Lent1 (tessuto adiposo) fat; (di balena, foca) blubber3 (unto) grease; una macchia di grasso a grease stain4 (lubrificante) greaseuccidere il vitello grasso to kill the fatted calf; gli anni, i tempi delle vacche -e prosperous years, times\grasso animale animal fat; grasso vegetale vegetable fat. -
7 tłusty
adj1) (potrawa) fatty2) (ubranie) greasy3) (człowiek) fat4) (druk, czcionka) boldCultural note: Tłusty czwartek Tłusty czwartek is the last Thursday before Lent, when traditionally a large number of doughnuts and faworki are consumed.tłusty czwartek — the last Thursday before Lent
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8 Rosenmontag
m Monday in Shrovetide, Shrove Monday* * *der RosenmontagShrove Monday* * *Rosenmontag is the last Monday of Karneval. There are processions, with bands playing and carnival club members in costume throwing toffees (Kamellen), sweets and flowers into the crowd. Spectators too wear costumes. There are also big carnival floats which pass comment on the year's events and carry huge papier-mâché figures which poke fun at local and national politicians. See: → Karneval* * *Ro·sen·mon·tagm Monday before Shrove Tuesday, climax of the German carnival celebrations* * *der the day before Shrove Tuesday* * *Rosenmontag m Monday in Shrovetide, Shrove Monday* * *der the day before Shrove Tuesday* * *m.Monday before Lent n. -
9 carnevale sm
[karne'vale]See:Cultural note: Carnevale Carnevale is the name given to the period between Epiphany (6 January) and the beginning of Lent, when people throw parties, put on processions with spectacular floats, build bonfires in the "piazze" and dress up infabulous costumes and masks. Building to a peak just before Lent, Carnevale culminates in the festivities of Martedì grasso (Shrove Tuesday). The most famous are the Carnevale di Viareggio with its parade of allegorical floats and the Carnevale di Venezia with open-air shows and balls in the city's squares. -
10 Karneval
-s, -e o -smCultural note: Karneval Karneval is the name given to the days immediately before Lent when people gather to sing, dance, eat, drink and generally make merry before the fasting begins. Rosenmontag, the day before Shrove Tuesday, is the most important day of 'Karneval' on the Rhine. Most firms take a day's holiday on that day to enjoy the parades and revelry. In South Germany 'Karneval' is called Fasching. -
11 вторая неделя перед Великим постом
Religion: Sexagesima (Sunday roughly 60 days before Easter, the second Sunday before Lent), Sexagesima SundayУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > вторая неделя перед Великим постом
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12 третья неделя перед Великим постом
Religion: Septuagesima (Sunday roughly 70 days before Easter, the third Sunday before Lent), Septuagesima SundayУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > третья неделя перед Великим постом
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13 czwartek
Wielki Czwartek — REL Maundy Thursday
* * *mi- tk- Thursday; tłusty czwartek the Thursday before Ash Wednesday; Wielki Czwartek rel., kośc. Maundy Thursday.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > czwartek
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14 масленица
ж.Shrovetide, Pancake week (week before Lent, seven weeks before Easter)не всё коту масленица, придёт и великий пост посл. — good things don't last for ever, after dinner comes the reckoning
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15 масленица
ж.Shrovetide, Pancake week (week before Lent, seven weeks before Easter); (период праздничных шествий, увеселений тж.) Mardi Gras [,mɑːdɪ 'grɑː]••не житьё, а ма́сленица разг. — ≈ a bed of roses
не всё коту́ ма́сленица (, придёт и вели́кий пост) посл. — ≈ good things don't last for ever, after dinner comes the reckoning
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16 Неделя о Страшном Суде
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Неделя о Страшном Суде
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17 Неделя о блудном сыне
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Неделя о блудном сыне
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18 Неделя о мытаре и фарисее
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Неделя о мытаре и фарисее
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19 неделя о Блудном сыне
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > неделя о Блудном сыне
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20 последний понедельник перед Великим постом у католиков
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > последний понедельник перед Великим постом у католиков
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