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1 spalancare
open wide* * *spalancare v.tr. to open wide, to throw* open: spalancare le braccia, gli occhi, to open one's arms, one's eyes wide; spalancare una porta, una finestra, to fling open a door, a window // non spalancare la bocca quando sbadigli, don't open your mouth wide when you yawn // spalanca bene le orecchie, (fig.) prick up your ears.◘ spalancarsi v.intr.pron. to burst* open, to be thrown open: si spalancò la finestra, the window burst open.* * *[spalan'kare]1. vt2. vip (spalancarsi)* * *[spalan'kare] 1.verbo transitivo to throw* open, to fling* open [porta, finestra]; to open wide [braccia, bocca, occhi]2.verbo pronominale spalancarsi [ porta] to burst* open; [occhi, bocca] to open wide; (allo sguardo) [ abisso] to gape, to yawn* * *spalancare/spalan'kare/ [1]to throw* open, to fling* open [porta, finestra]; to open wide [braccia, bocca, occhi]II spalancarsi verbo pronominale -
2 sbarrare
barassegno crossocchi open wide* * *sbarrare v.tr.1 to bar; to block (up), to obstruct; to barricade; ( acque) to dam: ci sbarrarono la strada e perciò dovemmo tornare indietro, they barred the way and therefore we were obliged to come back; sbarrare porte e finestre, to bar doors and windows; sbarrare una strada, to block (up) a road; sbarrare l'entrata, to block the entrance; sbarrarono l'entrata del parco, they closed the entrance to the park; sbarrare la porta, to bolt the door; sbarrare la strada a qlcu., to obstruct s.o.'s path (anche fig.)3 ( segnare con barre) to put* a cross in, over (sthg.): sbarrare la casella desiderata, to put a cross in the appropriate box // sbarrare un assegno, to cross a cheque.* * *[zbar'rare]verbo transitivo1) (ostruire) to block, to bar [cammino, accesso]; to dam (up) [ fiume]; (sprangare) to bar, to bolt [finestra, porta]sbarrare la strada a qcn. — to block o bar sb.'s way
3) (spalancare)* * *sbarrare/zbar'rare/ [1]1 (ostruire) to block, to bar [cammino, accesso]; to dam (up) [ fiume]; (sprangare) to bar, to bolt [finestra, porta]; sbarrare la strada a qcn. to block o bar sb.'s way3 (spalancare) sbarrare gli occhi to open one's eyes wide. -
3 spalancare
[spalan'kare]1. vt2. vip (spalancarsi)
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