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1 maliciously
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2 maliciously ma·li·cious·ly adv
[mə'lɪʃəslɪ]con cattiveria, malignamente, Law dolosamente -
3 splash
I [splæʃ]1) (sound) tonfo m., sciabordio m.to make a big splash — fare un gran tonfo; fig. fare splash, fare sensazione
2) (patch) (of mud, oil) schizzo m.; (of water) spruzzo m., schizzo m.; (of colour) macchia f.; (of tonic, soda) spruzzata f.II 1. [splæʃ]1) (spatter) schizzare, spruzzare [person, surface]2) (sprinkle)4) giorn. mettere in evidenza, dare grande risalto a [ story]2.2) (move)to splash through sth. — [ person] attraversare qcs. inzaccherandosi; [ car] attraversare qcs. schizzando acqua e fango
3) (in sea, pool) sguazzare•* * *[splæʃ] 1. verb1) (to make wet with drops of liquid, mud etc, especially suddenly and accidentally: A passing car splashed my coat (with water).) schizzare, spruzzare2) (to (cause to) fly about in drops: Water splashed everywhere.) schizzare3) (to fall or move with splashes: The children were splashing in the sea.) sguazzare4) (to display etc in a place, manner etc that will be noticed: Posters advertising the concert were splashed all over the wall.) sbattere2. noun1) (a scattering of drops of liquid or the noise made by this: He fell in with a loud splash.) tonfo2) (a mark made by splashing: There was a splash of mud on her dress.) macchia, chiazza3) (a bright patch: a splash of colour.) macchia* * *[splæʃ]1. n(sound) tonfo, (series of splashes) sciabordio, (mark) spruzzo, macchia, (fig: of colour, light) chiazzato make a splash fig — far furore
2. vt3. vito splash into the water — (stone) cadere nell'acqua con un tonfo
•* * *splash (1) /splæʃ/n.1 schizzo; spruzzo3 sciaguattio; sciabordio; tonfo6 (fam.) spruzzo d'acqua di seltz ( per diluire il whisky, ecc.): whisky and a splash, whisky e soda● splash headline, titolo (di giornale) a caratteri cubitali □ (fam. USA) splash party, festa (o ricevimento) che si tiene ai bordi di una piscina □ splash pool, piscinetta; piccola piscina per bambini □ (tecn.) splash-resistant, che resiste agli spruzzi d'acqua □ (comput.) splash screen, schermata iniziale.splash (2) /splæʃ/avv.splash; plaff; plaffete; con un (gran) tonfo.(to) splash /splæʃ/v. t. e i.1 schizzare; sprizzare; spruzzare; far spruzzare3 diguazzare; sguazzare; sciabordare; sciaguattare: We splashed through the mud, procedevamo diguazzando nel fango4 (fam.) dare ( una notizia) con grande rilievo; sparare, sbattere (fam.): to splash sb. 's name all over the front page, sbattere il nome di q. in prima pagina● to splash into the water, gettarsi (o cadere) in acqua con un tonfo □ splashed all over, tutto inzaccherato □ a street splashed with sunlight, una strada chiazzata di sole.* * *I [splæʃ]1) (sound) tonfo m., sciabordio m.to make a big splash — fare un gran tonfo; fig. fare splash, fare sensazione
2) (patch) (of mud, oil) schizzo m.; (of water) spruzzo m., schizzo m.; (of colour) macchia f.; (of tonic, soda) spruzzata f.II 1. [splæʃ]1) (spatter) schizzare, spruzzare [person, surface]2) (sprinkle)4) giorn. mettere in evidenza, dare grande risalto a [ story]2.2) (move)to splash through sth. — [ person] attraversare qcs. inzaccherandosi; [ car] attraversare qcs. schizzando acqua e fango
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4 malice
['mælɪs]1) (spite) malignità f., cattiveria f.2) dir. dolo m., intenzione f. criminosa* * *['mælis](the wish to harm other people etc: There was no malice intended in what she said.) malanimo- maliciously* * *malice /ˈmælɪs/n. [u]1 malevolenza; malanimo; rancore; astio; cattiveria; malignità: I bear you no malice, non ho malanimo verso di te2 (leg.) intenzione criminosa; dolo● (leg.) malice aforethought (o prepense), premeditazioneFALSI AMICI: malice non significa malizia.* * *['mælɪs]1) (spite) malignità f., cattiveria f.2) dir. dolo m., intenzione f. criminosa -
5 malicious
[mə'lɪʃəs]1) (spiteful) [comment, person] maligno; [ act] malvagio; [ allegation] calunnioso2) dir.* * *[-ʃəs]adjective She took a malicious pleasure in hurting others.) malevolo* * *malicious /məˈlɪʃəs/a.1 malevolo; cattivo; maligno: a malicious person, un malevolo; a malicious remark, un'osservazione cattiva (o maligna)2 (leg.) doloso; intenzionale; premeditato● (comput.) malicious software, software dannoso □ (comput., Internet) malicious user, utente malintenzionatoFALSI AMICI: malicious non significa malizioso maliciously avv.* * *[mə'lɪʃəs]1) (spiteful) [comment, person] maligno; [ act] malvagio; [ allegation] calunnioso2) dir.
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