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2 fox
I 1. [fɒks]nome volpe f.2.modificatore [ fur] di volpe; [hunt, hunting] alla volpeII [fɒks]verbo transitivo colloq. ingannare, imbrogliare* * *[foks] 1. plural - foxes; noun(a type of reddish-brown wild animal which looks like a dog.) volpe2. adjectivefox-fur.) di/da volpe3. verb(to puzzle or confuse: She was completely foxed.) fregare, ingannare- foxy- foxhound
- fox terrier* * *[fɒks]1. nvolpe fa sly fox fig — una volpe, un furbacchione
2. vt* * *fox /fɒks/1 (zool.) volpe: Arctic fox, volpe polare; blue fox, volpe azzurra; red fox, volpe rossa; silver fox, volpe argentata3 (fig.) volpe; volpone; furbacchione; drittone (fam.): The wily old fox must have guessed it, quella vecchia volpe deve aver indovinato4 (naut.) morsello; commando● fox brush, coda di volpe □ fox cub, piccolo di volpe; volpacchiotto □ fox earth, tana di volpe □ fox-hunt, (riunione di) caccia alla volpe □ fox-hunting, caccia alla volpe ( lo sport) □ (mecc.) fox lathe, tornio per filettare □ fox mark, macchia giallastra ( della carta); fioritura □ fox terrier, fox-terrier ( cane) □ (mecc.) fox wedge, controchiavetta.(to) fox /fɒks/A v. t.1 (fam.) imbrogliare; fregare (pop.)2 lasciare perplesso; mettere in difficoltà; confondere; sconcertare: The question foxed him completely, la domanda lo ha messo in seria difficoltàB v. i.* * *I 1. [fɒks]nome volpe f.2.modificatore [ fur] di volpe; [hunt, hunting] alla volpeII [fɒks]verbo transitivo colloq. ingannare, imbrogliare -
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['hʌntɪŋ] 1.nome caccia f. (of a)2.modificatore [ground, lodge, season] di caccia* * *noun (the activity of chasing animals etc for food or for sport.) caccia* * *hunting /ˈhʌntɪŋ/A n. [u]3 (mecc.) pendolamentoB a. attr.di (o da) caccia; per la caccia: hunting ground, terreno (o territorio) di caccia ( anche fig.); hunting horn, corno da caccia; hunting knife, coltello da caccia; the hunting season, la stagione della caccia● (GB) hunting box = hunting lodge ► sotto □ hunting crop (o whip), frustino □ hunting dog, cane da caccia; (zool., Lycaon pictus) licaone □ hunting lodge, casino di caccia; capanno da caccia □ hunting pink, rosso ( della giacca indossata nella caccia alla volpe).* * *['hʌntɪŋ] 1.nome caccia f. (of a)2.modificatore [ground, lodge, season] di caccia -
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5 Fox
I 1. [fɒks]nome volpe f.2.modificatore [ fur] di volpe; [hunt, hunting] alla volpeII [fɒks]verbo transitivo colloq. ingannare, imbrogliare* * *[foks] 1. plural - foxes; noun(a type of reddish-brown wild animal which looks like a dog.) volpe2. adjectivefox-fur.) di/da volpe3. verb(to puzzle or confuse: She was completely foxed.) fregare, ingannare- foxy- foxhound
- fox terrier* * *[fɒks]1. nvolpe fa sly fox fig — una volpe, un furbacchione
2. vt* * *(Surnames) Fox, Foxe /fɒks/* * *I 1. [fɒks]nome volpe f.2.modificatore [ fur] di volpe; [hunt, hunting] alla volpeII [fɒks]verbo transitivo colloq. ingannare, imbrogliare -
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I [hʌnt]1) (activity) caccia f.II 1. [hʌnt]1) venat. cacciare [game, fox]2) (seek, pursue) dare la caccia a, ricercare [ murderer]2.to hunt sb. out of o off sth. — cacciare qcn. da qcs
1) (for prey) cacciare2) (search)to hunt for — cercare ovunque [object, person, address]; essere alla ricerca di [truth, cure]
to hunt high and low for sth. — cercare qcs. in lungo e in largo
•- hunt up* * *1. verb1) (to chase (animals etc) for food or for sport: He spent the whole day hunting (deer).) cacciare2) (to pursue or drive out: The murderer was hunted from town to town.) inseguire; scacciare2. noun1) (the act of hunting animals etc: a tiger hunt.) caccia2) (a search: I'll have a hunt for that lost necklace.) ricerca•- hunter- hunting
- huntsman
- hunt down
- hunt for
- hunt high and low
- hunt out* * *hunt /hʌnt/n.1 caccia; inseguimento; partita di caccia; comitiva di cacciatori: to have a good hunt, far buona caccia; tiger hunt, caccia alla tigre; the hunt for the terrorists, la caccia ai terroristi3 (fig.) ricerca: The hunt's on for a new candidate, è già cominciata la ricerca di un nuovo candidato● hunt kennel, allevamento di cani da caccia □ hunt saboteur, animalista che ostacola la caccia □ (fig.) to be on the hunt for st., essere a caccia (o alla ricerca) di qc.♦ (to) hunt /hʌnt/v. t. e i.2 dare la caccia a; inseguire3 battere, esplorare, perlustrare (un luogo, in cerca di qc.)4 (mecc.) pendolare● to hunt the hounds, guidare una muta di cani nella caccia alla volpe.* * *I [hʌnt]1) (activity) caccia f.II 1. [hʌnt]1) venat. cacciare [game, fox]2) (seek, pursue) dare la caccia a, ricercare [ murderer]2.to hunt sb. out of o off sth. — cacciare qcn. da qcs
1) (for prey) cacciare2) (search)to hunt for — cercare ovunque [object, person, address]; essere alla ricerca di [truth, cure]
to hunt high and low for sth. — cercare qcs. in lungo e in largo
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7 Hunt
I [hʌnt]1) (activity) caccia f.II 1. [hʌnt]1) venat. cacciare [game, fox]2) (seek, pursue) dare la caccia a, ricercare [ murderer]2.to hunt sb. out of o off sth. — cacciare qcn. da qcs
1) (for prey) cacciare2) (search)to hunt for — cercare ovunque [object, person, address]; essere alla ricerca di [truth, cure]
to hunt high and low for sth. — cercare qcs. in lungo e in largo
•- hunt up* * *1. verb1) (to chase (animals etc) for food or for sport: He spent the whole day hunting (deer).) cacciare2) (to pursue or drive out: The murderer was hunted from town to town.) inseguire; scacciare2. noun1) (the act of hunting animals etc: a tiger hunt.) caccia2) (a search: I'll have a hunt for that lost necklace.) ricerca•- hunter- hunting
- huntsman
- hunt down
- hunt for
- hunt high and low
- hunt out* * *(Surnames) Hunt /hʌnt/* * *I [hʌnt]1) (activity) caccia f.II 1. [hʌnt]1) venat. cacciare [game, fox]2) (seek, pursue) dare la caccia a, ricercare [ murderer]2.to hunt sb. out of o off sth. — cacciare qcn. da qcs
1) (for prey) cacciare2) (search)to hunt for — cercare ovunque [object, person, address]; essere alla ricerca di [truth, cure]
to hunt high and low for sth. — cercare qcs. in lungo e in largo
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8 ♦ rage
♦ rage /reɪdʒ/n. [cu]1 collera; rabbia; accesso di rabbia: to be in a rage with sb., essere furioso con q.; to be red with rage, essere rosso dalla rabbia; to fly into a rage, andare su tutte le furie; dare in escandescenze; to shake with rage, tremare dalla rabbia; road rage, rabbia (o violenza) di un automobilista; the rage of the storm, la furia della tempesta; I've never seen her in such a rage, non l'ho mai vista così arrabbiata● to be ( all) the rage, far furore: Virtual reality is all the rage, la realtà virtuale sta facendo furore.(to) rage /reɪdʒ/v. i.1 (fig.) infuriare; imperversare: The storm raged all night, il temporale ha infuriato tutta la notte; The plague was raging throughout the city, la peste imperversava per tutta la città2 infuriarsi; inveire: Jack was raging at the incompetence of his colleagues, Jack inveiva contro l'incapacità dei suoi colleghi; «I've had enough!» Molly raged, «Ne ho abbastanza!» sbottò Molly furiosa3 (fam. Austral.) scatenarsi; sballarsi. -
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I [beɪ]nome geogr. baia f.II [beɪ]1) abbaio m., latrato m.2) (in hunting)to be at bay — essere costretto ad affrontare i cani; fig. essere con le spalle al muro
III [beɪ]to hold o keep at bay — fig. tenere a bada o a distanza [attacker, opponent]; fermare [ famine]; contenere [unemployment, inflation]
verbo intransitivo [ dog] abbaiare (at a, contro)IV [beɪ]to bay for sb.'s blood — fig. volere la rovina di qcn
1) (parking area) area f. di sosta2) arch. (section of building) campata f.; (recess) recesso m., alcova f.; (window) bow window m., bay window m.3) aer. mar. (compartment) scomparto m.V [beɪ] VI [beɪ]* * *[bei] I noun(a wide inward bend of a coastline: anchored in the bay; Botany Bay.)II noun(a separate compartment, area or room etc (usually one of several) set aside for a special purpose: a bay in a library.)III 1. adjective((of horses) reddish-brown in colour.)2. noun((also bay tree) the laurel tree, the leaves of which are used for seasoning and in victory wreaths.)3. verb((especially of large dogs) to bark: The hounds bayed at the fox.)* * *I [beɪ]nome geogr. baia f.II [beɪ]1) abbaio m., latrato m.2) (in hunting)to be at bay — essere costretto ad affrontare i cani; fig. essere con le spalle al muro
III [beɪ]to hold o keep at bay — fig. tenere a bada o a distanza [attacker, opponent]; fermare [ famine]; contenere [unemployment, inflation]
verbo intransitivo [ dog] abbaiare (at a, contro)IV [beɪ]to bay for sb.'s blood — fig. volere la rovina di qcn
1) (parking area) area f. di sosta2) arch. (section of building) campata f.; (recess) recesso m., alcova f.; (window) bow window m., bay window m.3) aer. mar. (compartment) scomparto m.V [beɪ] VI [beɪ] -
10 hound
I [haʊnd]1) (dog) cane m. da caccia, bracco m.2) scherz. (scoundrel) cane m., canaglia f.3) colloq. (enthusiast)II [haʊnd]verbo transitivo perseguitare [ person]* * *1. noun(a hunting-dog: The fox threw the hounds off the scent and escaped.) cane (da caccia)2. verb(to pursue or hunt (someone): The film star was constantly hounded by newspaper reporters.) inseguire, braccare* * *[haʊnd]1. nto follow the hounds; to ride to hounds — fare la caccia alla volpe
2. vtfig perseguitare•* * *hound /haʊnd/n.2 (fig.) cane; individuo spregevole● (bot.) hound's-tongue ( Cynoglossum officinale), cinoglossa; erba vellutina □ hound's-tooth ► houndstooth □ to follow the hounds (o to ride to hounds), cacciare a cavallo, con una muta di cani.(to) hound /haʊnd/v. t.2 (fig.) inseguire; braccare; perseguitare: Creditors hound him wherever he goes, i creditori lo perseguitano dovunque vada● to hound down, acciuffare; prendere; catturare □ to hound on, aizzare ( cani, ecc.); (fig.) incitare, spronare □ to hound sb. out, indurre (o costringere) q. ad andar via; cacciar via; scacciare q.* * *I [haʊnd]1) (dog) cane m. da caccia, bracco m.2) scherz. (scoundrel) cane m., canaglia f.3) colloq. (enthusiast)II [haʊnd]verbo transitivo perseguitare [ person]
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