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1 venison
['venɪsn, -zn]nome cervo m., carne f. di cervo* * *['venisn](the flesh of deer, used as food: We had roast venison for dinner; ( also adjective) venison stew.) carne di cervo; di carne di cervo* * *venison /ˈvɛnɪsn/n. [u]* * *['venɪsn, -zn]nome cervo m., carne f. di cervo -
2 venison veni·son n
['vɛnɪs(ə)n]carne f di cervo -
3 -deer o venison?-
Nota d'usoDi solito in inglese si usano due sostantivi diversi per indicare un animale e la sua carne. Quando ci si riferisce al cervo come animale si usa “deer”, mentre quando si parla della carne il termine corretto è “venison”: Non mi piace la carne di cervo, I don't like venison (non I don't like deer). -
4 saddle
I ['sædl]1) (on bike) sellino m.; (on horse) sella f.to climb into the saddle — equit. montare in sella
2) BE gastr.saddle of lamb, venison — sella di agnello, di cervo
3) geogr. (ridge) sella f.II 1. ['sædl]1) equit. sellare [ horse]2) (impose)2.to saddle sb. with sth. — addossare o accollare [qcs.] a qcn. [ responsibility]; appioppare [qcs.] a qcn. [ task]
to saddle oneself with sth. — prendersi qcs. sulle spalle
* * *['sædl] 1. noun(a seat for a rider: The bicycle saddle is too high.) sella2. verb((negative unsaddle) to put a saddle on: He saddled his horse and rode away.)* * *saddle /ˈsædl/n.3 (geogr.) sella; valico (montano)● ( USA) saddle blanket, sottosella □ (med.) saddle block, anestesia a sella □ ( di bicicletta) saddle cover, coprisella □ saddle girth, sottopancia □ saddle horse, cavallo da sella □ (anat.) saddle joint, articolazione a sella □ ( macelleria) saddle of mutton, sella di castrato □ saddle pad, sottosella ( del cavallo) □ (mecc.: di bicicletta) saddle pillar, reggisella □ ( di bicicletta) saddle-pin, tubo reggisella □ (edil.) saddle roof, tetto a due falde □ saddle-room, selleria; ( anche) bottega di sellaio □ saddle sore, piaga causata ( al cavallo) dalla sella □ saddle-sore, col sedere indolenzito dalla sella; (fig.) col sedere indolenzito a forza di stare seduto □ saddle-tree, fusto della sella □ in the saddle, in sella, a cavallo; (fig.) in posizione di comando, al potere.(to) saddle /ˈsædl/v. t.2 (fig.) caricare; addossare; imporre; accollare, rifilare, appioppare a: to saddle sb. with a responsibility, accollare una responsabilità a q.; Tax-payers were saddled with a 3% rise in the basic rate, ai contribuenti è stato imposto un aumento dell'aliquota base pari al 3%; Don't try to saddle this task on me!, non cercare di appiopparmi questo lavoro!● He saddled up and rode away, sellò il cavallo e si allontanò.* * *I ['sædl]1) (on bike) sellino m.; (on horse) sella f.to climb into the saddle — equit. montare in sella
2) BE gastr.saddle of lamb, venison — sella di agnello, di cervo
3) geogr. (ridge) sella f.II 1. ['sædl]1) equit. sellare [ horse]2) (impose)2.to saddle sb. with sth. — addossare o accollare [qcs.] a qcn. [ responsibility]; appioppare [qcs.] a qcn. [ task]
to saddle oneself with sth. — prendersi qcs. sulle spalle
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5 deer
[dɪə(r)]* * *plural; see deer* * *deer /dɪə(r)/2 ( Cervus) cervo; ( Dama) daino; ( Capreolus) capriolo: deer hunting (o deer-stalking) caccia al cervo● deer horn, palco, corno di cervo; ( anche) corno di cervo ( il materiale) □ deer-lick, rocce coperte di sale ( per i cervi) □ deer-park, riserva di cervi NOTA D'USO: - deer o venison?-.* * *[dɪə(r)] -
6 haunch
[hɔːntʃ]* * *[ho:n ]1) ((usually in plural) the fleshy part of the hip: The children were squatting on their haunches.) anca2) (the leg and lower part of the body of a deer etc, as meat: a haunch of venison.) coscia* * *haunch /hɔ:ntʃ/n.1 (anat.) anca● (fam., anat.) haunch bone, osso iliaco □ on one's haunches, accovacciato.* * *[hɔːntʃ] -
7 haunch n
[hɔːntʃ](of person, animal) anca, Culin coscia
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