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1 saziare
satiate* * *saziare v.tr.1 to satisfy (anche fig.), to sate, to glut; to satiate: saziare il proprio appetito, to satisfy (o to sate o to glut) one's appetite; saziare la sete di qlcu., to satisfy (o to quench) s.o.'s thirst; saziare la curiosità, l'ambizione, il desiderio di vendetta, (fig.) to satisfy (o to gratify) one's curiosity, one's ambition, one's desire for revenge◘ saziarsi v.rifl.1 to satisfy one's appetite, to gratify one's appetite; to become* satiated, to get* full2 (fig.) ( stancarsi) to get* tired, to grow* tired: non mi sazio mai di leggere, I never get tired of reading; non si sazia mai di guardarla, he never gets tired of looking at her.* * *[sat'tsjare]1. vt(anche), fig to satisfy, satiate2. vip (saziarsi)* * *[sat'tsjare] 1.verbo transitivo2.verbo intransitivo3.le patate saziano — potatoes fill you up, potatoes are very filling
verbo pronominale saziarsi2) fig. (stancarsi) to get* tired* * *saziare/sat'tsjare/ [1]le patate saziano potatoes fill you up, potatoes are very fillingIII saziarsi verbo pronominale1 to satisfy one's appetite -
2 le patate saziano
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3 riempire
"to fill in;Füllen;encher"* * *fill (up)formulario fill in* * *riempire v.tr.1 to fill (up) (anche fig.); to stuff: riempire i bicchieri, to fill the glasses; ( nei brindisi) to charge the glasses; riempire uno scaffale di libri, to fill a shelf with books; riempire una stanza di mobili, to fill (o to crowd) a room with furniture; riempire la vasca di acqua calda, to fill the bath with hot water; mi ha riempito le tasche di caramelle, he filled (o stuffed) my pockets with sweets; la folla riempiva lo stadio, the crowd filled the stadium; il suo arrivo mi riempì di gioia, his arrival filled me with joy; ti ha riempito la testa di sciocchezze, he has stuffed your head with nonsense // riempire la pancia, to eat one's fill // riempire un pollo prima di cucinarlo, to stuff a chicken before cooking it // riempire i vuoti, (bottiglie ecc.) to refill the empties // lo riempirono di botte, they really beat him up (o they gave him a real beating up)2 ( compilare) to fill in; ( assegni) to make* out: riempire un modulo, un vaglia, to fill in a form, a money order.◘ riempirsi v.rifl. o intr.pron.1 to fill (up) (with sthg.), to be filled (with sthg.): la piazza si riempì presto di gente, the square (was) soon filled with people; la stanza si riempì di fumo, the room filled with smoke2 (fam.) ( rimpinzarsi) to stuff oneself (with sthg.), to cram oneself (with sthg.): mi sono riempito di maccheroni, I have stuffed myself with macaroni.* * *1. [riem'pire]vb irreg vt(gen) figriempire (di) — to fill o fill up (with), (Culin : farcire) to stuff (with)
ho riempito il termos di caffè, va bene? — I've filled the flask with coffee, okay?
riempire un modulo — to fill in o out a form
2. vip (riempirsi)(
gen) riempirsi (di) — to fill o fill up (with)3. vr (riempirsi)riempirsi di — (cibo) to stuff o.s. with
* * *[riem'pire] 1.verbo transitivoriempire qcs. a metà — to half fill sth.
riempire qcn. di gioia, speranza — fig. to fill sb. with joy, hope
2) (compilare) to fill in, to fill out, to complete [modulo, questionario]; to make* out [ assegno]2.3.le patate riempiono — potatoes fill you up o are very filling
••riempire qcn. di botte — to give sb. a going-over o working-over
* * *riempire/riem'pire/ [111]1 (colmare) to fill [recipiente, bicchiere, cassetto] (di, con with); riempire qcs. a metà to half fill sth.; il fumo riempiva la stanza smoke filled the room; riempire qcn. di gioia, speranza fig. to fill sb. with joy, hope2 (compilare) to fill in, to fill out, to complete [modulo, questionario]; to make* out [ assegno]; riempire gli spazi vuoti fill in the blanksIII riempirsi verbo pronominale[sala, strada, recipiente, cielo] to fill (up) (di with); i suoi occhi si riempirono di lacrime her eyes filled with tears; - rsi la bocca di cibo to stuff food into one's mouth; - rsi di dolci to fill up on sweetsriempire qcn. di botte to give sb. a going-over o working-over; - rsi le tasche to feather one's (own) nest. -
4 le patate riempiono
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5 empanada
( MEXICA)Fruit filled turnover♦ A pastry turnover filled with either meats or fruits and other sweets.♦ Empanadas are very popular in Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Peru and Spain.(SPAIN / LA)pie or tart filled variously with meat, seafood or vegetables♦ A small savory pie from Spain and South America. Fillings may be made of meat, seafood, or vegetables. The fillings can be seasoned in many ways. Those from around Spain are flavored with peppers, onions, and tomatoes. Those from South America have a sweet/sour undertone from the addition of raisins and green olives. Crusts may be made from bread dough or flaky dough like pate brisee and puff pastry.♦ Masa dough stuffed with a filling, folded over into a crescent shape, and fried. Fillings vary but may include cheese, chicken, potatoes, and chorizo.
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