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♦ spoon (1) /spu:n/n.4 (mecc.) cucchiaia6 ► spoonful● spoon-bender, chi finge di piegare i cucchiai con la sola energia psichica □ (scult.) spoon blade, lama a cucchiaio □ spoon-fed ► to spoon-feed □ (fig. fam.) to count the spoons, non fidarsi; essere sospettoso □ (fam.) greasy spoon, trattoria (o ristorante) senza pretese.spoon (2) /spu:n/n.(scherz. raro) cascamorto.(to) spoon (1) /spu:n/A v. t.B v. i.( pesca) pescare col cucchiaino.(to) spoon (2) /spu:n/v. i.(antiq., fam.) amoreggiare; sbaciucchiarsi; farsi le coccole; limonare, pomiciare (pop.)spoonern.(fam.) chi amoreggia; chi fa le coccole; pomicione (pop.). -
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A n1 ( utensil) cuiller f, cuillère f ; (for tea, coffee) petite cuiller f ; soup-/dessert spoon cuillère à soupe/à dessert ;B vtr1 (in cooking, serving) to spoon sth into a dish/bowl mettre qch dans un plat/bol avec une cuillère ; to spoon sauce over sth arroser qch de sauce à la cuillère ; to spoon sth up/out ramasser/servir qch à la cuillère ;to be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth naître dans la soie. -
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spoon [spu:n]1. noun3. compounds* * *[spuːn] 1.noun cuillère f; (for tea, coffee) petite cuillère f2.transitive verb (in cooking, serving)to spoon something into a dish/bowl — mettre quelque chose dans un plat/bol avec une cuillère
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spoon [spu:n]1 noun(b) (quantity) cuillerée f;∎ add two spoons of sugar ajoutez deux cuillerées de sucre(food → serve) servir à l'aide d'une cuiller; (→ transfer) verser à l'aide d'une cuiller;∎ to spoon the cream from or off the milk enlever la crème du lait avec une cuiller;∎ to spoon the fat from or off the gravy dégraisser la sauce à l'aide d'une cuiller;∎ he spooned the ice cream into a bowl il a servi la glace dans un bol (avec une cuiller);∎ she spooned the porridge into his mouth elle lui a fait manger la bouillie avec une cuillerfamiliar old-fashioned se faire des mamours(serve) servir à l'aide d'une cuiller ou cuillère; (transfer) verser à l'aide d'une cuiller ou cuillère(eat) manger avec une cuiller ou cuillère; (clear up) ramasser avec une cuiller ou cuillère -
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spoon [spu:n]1. n1) ло́жка2) широ́кая изо́гнутая ло́пасть ( весла)3) спорт. вид клю́шки4) блесна́5) разг. сентимента́льно влюблённый челове́к6) разг. проста́к, недотёпа7) горн. жело́нка◊to be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth ≅ роди́ться в соро́чке
2. v1) че́рпать ло́жкой (обыкн. spoon up, spoon out)3) разг. любе́зничать ( о влюблённых)4) уст. воркова́ть5) лови́ть ры́бу на блесну́ -
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to \spoon-feed sb1) ( feed with spoon) jdn mit einem Löffel fütternto \spoon-feed sb with answers/ information jdn mit Antworten/Informationen füttern -
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- n1. черпак; ложка
2. желонка
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Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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11 spoon bread
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12 spoon out
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13 spoon up
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14 spoon-feed
1 nourrir [qn] à la petite cuillère [baby, invalid] ;2 fig péj [teacher] mâcher le travail à [students] ; to spoon-feed the public with sth faire ingurgiter qch au public. -
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(a) (child, sick person) nourrir à la cuiller ou cuillère∎ to spoon-feed sb mâcher le travail à qn -
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spoon-bait [ˊspu:nbeɪt] nблесна́ -
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spoon-meat noun жидкая пища для младенца -
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