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I [spæŋk]nome sculacciata f.II [spæŋk]verbo transitivo sculacciare, dare una sculacciata a* * *[spæŋk] 1. verb(to strike or slap with the flat of the hand, especially on the buttocks, usually as a punishment: The child was spanked for his disobedience.) sculacciare2. noun(a slap of this kind.) sculacciata* * *spank /spæŋk/n.sculacciata; sculaccione.(to) spank /spæŋk/A v. t.1 muoversi con sveltezza; (autom.) filare, andare forte* * *I [spæŋk]nome sculacciata f.II [spæŋk]verbo transitivo sculacciare, dare una sculacciata a -
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I ['pædl]1) (oar) pagaia f.2) (on waterwheel) pala f.3) (wade)4) AE sport racchetta f. da ping-pongII 1. ['pædl]1) (row)2) (dip) immergere [feet, fingers]2.1) (row) pagaiare3) (swim about) [duck, swan] nuotare* * *['pædl] I verb(to walk about in shallow water: The children went paddling in the sea.)II 1. noun(a short, light oar, often with a blade at each end of the shaft, used in canoes etc.)2. verb(to move with a paddle: He paddled the canoe along the river.)- paddle-wheel* * *paddle /ˈpædl/n.1 pagaia3 (mecc.) spatola; paletta4 (zool.) pinna; natatoia; aletta● (naut.) paddle box, tamburo di ruota a pale □ (naut.) paddle steamer, piroscafo (o vapore) a ruote (o a pale) □ (naut.) paddle wheel, ruota a pale □ ( sport) double paddle, pagaia doppia □ to have a paddle in the water, diguazzare nell'acqua bassa ( lungo la spiaggia, ecc.).(to) paddle (1) /ˈpædl/A v. i.1 vogare con la pagaia; pagaiareB v. t.● (fig.) to paddle one's own canoe, essere indipendente; fare da sé; cavarsela da sé □ paddling pool, vasca per giochi infantili ( ai giardini, ecc.); piscinetta di plastica.(to) paddle (2) /ˈpædl/v. i.* * *I ['pædl]1) (oar) pagaia f.2) (on waterwheel) pala f.3) (wade)4) AE sport racchetta f. da ping-pongII 1. ['pædl]1) (row)2) (dip) immergere [feet, fingers]2.1) (row) pagaiare3) (swim about) [duck, swan] nuotare
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