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61 tilt
I [tɪlt]1) (incline) inclinazione f., pendenza f.2) fig. (attack) attacco m.II 1. [tɪlt]to have o take a tilt at — criticare [person, organization]; cimentarsi in [ championship]
verbo transitivo (slant) inclinare, fare pendere [table, sunshade]; inclinare [ head]; mettere a sghimbescio [hat, cap]2.1) (slant) pendere2) fig.to tilt at — attaccare [person, organization]
* * *[tilt] 1. verb(to go or put (something) into a sloping or slanting position: He tilted his chair backwards; The lamp tilted and fell.) inclinarsi2. noun(a slant; a slanting position: The table is at a slight tilt.) inclinazione- at full tilt- full tilt* * *[tɪlt]1. n1) (slope) pendio2) fam2. vtinclinare, far penderetilt it this way/the other way — inclinalo da questa/quella parte
3. viinclinarsi, pendere* * *tilt (1) /tɪlt/n.1 inclinazione; pendenza; piano inclinato2 (stor.) giostra; torneo● ( radar) tilt angle, angolo d'inclinazione □ tilt cart, carro ribaltabile □ (stor.) tilt-yard, lizza □ at a tilt, inclinato; che pende □ (at) full tilt, a briglia sciolta; di gran carriera; con grande impeto □ (fig.) to have a tilt at sb., spezzare una lancia contro q. □ (fam. USA) to be on tilt, essere strambo, eccentrico, squilibrato □ to wear one's hat at a tilt, portare il cappello sulle ventitréFALSI AMICI: tilt non significa tilt nel senso italiano. tilt (2) /tɪlt/n.copertone; telone (spec. per coprire carri).(to) tilt (1) /tɪlt/A v. i.1 pendere; inclinarsi; piegarsi: The ship tilted ( over) and the barrels fell overboard, la nave s'inclinò e i barili caddero in mare2 (naut.) beccheggiare3 (aeron.) inclinarsi4 (stor.) giostrare; torneareB v. t.1 inclinare; far pendere; piegare: Don't tilt the desk while I'm writing!, non inclinare la scrivania mentre scrivo!2 ( di solito to tilt up) rovesciare; mettere sottosopra: You'd better tilt up the barrow: it's already full, faresti meglio a rovesciare la carriola: è già piena5 (fig.) ribaltare (o rovesciare) le sorti di: We tilted the game in our favour, abbiamo rovesciato le sorti della partita a nostro favore● to tilt at, (stor.) assalire lancia in resta, attaccare in un torneo; (fig.) attaccare, prender di mira, inveire contro □ (stor.) to tilt at the ring, correre la giostra dell'anello □ (fig.) to tilt at windmills, combattere contro i mulini a vento □ to tilt back, far pendere, inclinare ( la sedia, ecc.) indietro; rovesciare, piegare all'indietro ( la testa, ecc.).(to) tilt (2) /tɪlt/v. t.* * *I [tɪlt]1) (incline) inclinazione f., pendenza f.2) fig. (attack) attacco m.II 1. [tɪlt]to have o take a tilt at — criticare [person, organization]; cimentarsi in [ championship]
verbo transitivo (slant) inclinare, fare pendere [table, sunshade]; inclinare [ head]; mettere a sghimbescio [hat, cap]2.1) (slant) pendere2) fig.to tilt at — attaccare [person, organization]
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62 abrupt ab·rupt adj
[ə'brʌpt](halt, person) brusco (-a), (departure) improvviso (-a), (slope) ripido (-a), erto (-a), (style) discontinuo (-a), sconnesso (-a) -
63 abruptness ab·rupt·ness n
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64 crazy *** cra·zy adj
['kreɪzɪ]1) (mad) pazzo (-a), matto (-a), folleto go crazy — uscir di senno, impazzire
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fam: keen) to be crazy about sb — essere pazzo (-a) di qn3) (angle, slope) pericolante -
65 downward down·ward
['daʊnwəd]1. adj(curve, movement etc) in giù, verso il basso, (slope) in discesa2. advface downwards — (person) bocconi, (object) a faccia in giù
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66 drop ****
[drɒp]1. n1) (gen) goccia, (of wine, tea) goccio, goccinohe's had a drop too much fam — ha bevuto un bicchiere di troppo drops npl Med gocce fpl
lemon drops — (sweets) caramelle fpl al limone
a drop of 10% — un calo del 10%
3) (downward slope) salto, dislivello, (fall) salto4) (unloading by parachute: of supplies, arms) lancio2. vt1) (let fall) far or lasciar cadere, (bomb) lanciare, sganciare, (liquid) gocciolare, (stitch) lasciar cadere, (lower: hemline) allungare, (price, eyes, voice) abbassare, (set down from car: object, person) lasciare, (from boat: cargo, passengers) sbarcare2) (utter casually: remark, name, clue) lasciar cadere3) (postcard, note) mandare, scrivere4) (omit: word, letter) dimenticare, (aitches) omettere, non pronunciare, (intentionally: person) escludere, (thing) omettere5) (abandon: work) lasciare, (topic) lasciar cadere, (idea) abbandonare, (candidate) escludere, (boyfriend, girlfriend) piantare, mollare6) (lose: money, game) perdere3. vi1) (fall: object) cadere, cascareI'm ready to drop fam — sto morendo
drop dead! fam — va' al diavolo!
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67 gentle *** gen·tle adj
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68 gradual grad·ual adj
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69 hill *** n
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70 inclination in·cli·na·tion n
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71 incline in·cline n vb
[ɪn'klaɪn]1. npendenza, pendio2. vt(bend: head, body) chinare, inclinare3. vi1) (slope) declinare2)to incline to(wards) — tendere aI incline to the belief/opinion that... — sono propenso a credere che...
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72 precipitous pre·cipi·tous adj
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73 rise *****
[raɪz] [rɪzn] rose vb: pt risen pp1. n1)(increase: in prices, wages, inflation)
rise (in) — aumento (di)3) (upward slope) salita, pendio, (small hill) altura4) (origin: of river) sorgente fto give rise to fig — dar origine a
2. vi1) (get up) alzarsi, (fig: building) sorgerethe House rose Parliament — la seduta della Camera è stata tolta
2) (go higher: sun) sorgere, levarsi, (smoke) alzarsi, levarsi, (dough, cake) crescere (di volume), lievitare, (ground) salire, (fig: spirits) sollevarsithe plane rose to 4,000 metres — l'aereo si è alzato a 4.000 metri
to rise to the surface (also) fig — venire a galla, affiorare
to rise to a higher sum — offrire di più, fare un'offerta più alta
3) (increase: prices) aumentare, rincarare, (temperature, shares, numbers) salire, (wind, sea) alzarsi•- rise up -
74 ski ***
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75 ski lift
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76 ski run
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77 ski tow
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78 thickly thick·ly adv
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79 grade
I [greɪd]1) metrol. grado m.2) comm. qualità f.3) scol. univ. (mark) voto m. (in di)4) amm. livello m.; mil. rango m.5) AE scol. (class) classe f.he's in the second grade — fa (la) seconda, è in seconda
grade IV piano — mus. IV anno di pianoforte
7) AE (gradient) salita f., pendio m.••II [greɪd]to make the grade — raggiungere la meta, farcela
1) (categorize) (by quality) classificare, valutare; (by size) classificare, scegliere ( according to in base a, secondo)* * *[ɡreid] 1. noun1) (one level in a scale of qualities, sizes etc: several grades of sandpaper; a high-grade ore.) qualità, varietà2) ((American) (the pupils in) a class or year at school: We're in the fifth grade now.) classe3) (a mark for, or level in, an examination etc: He always got good grades at school.) voto4) ((especially American) the slope of a railway etc; gradient.) discesa, pendenza2. verb1) (to sort into grades: to grade eggs.) classificare2) (to move through different stages: Red grades into purple as blue is added.) sfumare•- grader
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- make the grade* * *I [greɪd]1) metrol. grado m.2) comm. qualità f.3) scol. univ. (mark) voto m. (in di)4) amm. livello m.; mil. rango m.5) AE scol. (class) classe f.he's in the second grade — fa (la) seconda, è in seconda
grade IV piano — mus. IV anno di pianoforte
7) AE (gradient) salita f., pendio m.••II [greɪd]to make the grade — raggiungere la meta, farcela
1) (categorize) (by quality) classificare, valutare; (by size) classificare, scegliere ( according to in base a, secondo) -
80 mountain-side
noun (the slope of a mountain: The avalanche swept the climbers down the mountain-side.) (versante di una montagna)
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