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2 appetito
m appetitestuzzicare l'appetito whet one's appetitebuon appetito! enjoy your meal!* * *appetito s.m.1 appetite: un buon appetito, a good appetite; mancanza di appetito, loss of appetite; mangiare con appetito, to eat with (an) appetite; riacquistare l'appetito, to recover one's appetite; rovinare l'appetito a qlcu., to spoil (o to take away) s.o.'s appetite; stuzzicare l'appetito, to whet one's appetite // l'appetito viene mangiando, (prov.) appetite comes with eating // buon appetito!, enjoy your meal (o have a good meal)!2 ( desiderio) appetite, desire, lust, urge: appetito sessuale, sexual appetite // mortificare gli appetiti, to mortify carnal lusts.* * *[appe'tito]sostantivo maschile1) (desiderio di cibo) appetiteavere appetito — (avere fame) to be hungry
stuzzicare l'appetito — to sharpen o whet the appetite
far venire appetito a qcn. — to work up sb.'s appetite
2) (brama) appetite••l'appetito vien mangiando — prov. = appetite comes with eating
* * *appetito/appe'tito/sostantivo m.1 (desiderio di cibo) appetite; buon appetito! enjoy your meal! mangiare di buon appetito to eat heartily; avere appetito (avere fame) to be hungry; stuzzicare l'appetito to sharpen o whet the appetite; far venire appetito a qcn. to work up sb.'s appetite2 (brama) appetite; appetito sessuale sexual appetitel'appetito vien mangiando prov. = appetite comes with eating. -
3 appetito sm
[appe'tito]1) (gen) appetitebuon appetito! — enjoy your meal! (said by waiter), bon appétit! (said by fellow diner)
2)soddisfare/frenare i propri appetiti — satisfy/curb one's instincts o appetite
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4 appetito
sm [appe'tito]1) (gen) appetitebuon appetito! — enjoy your meal! (said by waiter), bon appétit! (said by fellow diner)
2)soddisfare/frenare i propri appetiti — satisfy/curb one's instincts o appetite
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5 inappetenza
f lack of appetite* * *inappetenza s.f. lack of appetite, inappetence: soffrire di inappetenza, to suffer from lack of appetite.* * *[inappe'tɛntsa]sostantivo femminile lack of appetite* * *inappetenza/inappe'tεntsa/sostantivo f.lack of appetite. -
6 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 -
7 inappetente
inappetente agg. lacking appetite, off one's food (pred.).* * *[inappe'tɛnte]essere inappetente — to lack appetite, to be off one's food
* * *inappetente/inappe'tεnte/essere inappetente to lack appetite, to be off one's food. -
8 guastare
spoil, ruinmeccanismo break* * *guastare v.tr.1 to spoil; (danneggiare) to damage; (rovinare) to ruin, to mar (anche fig.): l'inondazione guastò molti ponti, the flood damaged many bridges; le nostre vacanze furono guastate dal cattivo tempo, our holidays were spoiled by bad weather; la siccità ha guastato i raccolti, the drought has ruined the crops; la notizia gli guastò il pranzo, the news spoilt his dinner; niente potrebbe guastare la nostra gioia, nothing could mar our joy; hai completamente guastato l'atmosfera dell'ufficio, you've completely ruined the atmosphere in the office; guastare l'appetito, to spoil (s.o.'s) appetite; guastare la reputazione di qlcu., to ruin s.o.'s good name // non guastare la festa!, don't spoil the party! // questo non guasta, that won't do any harm; un poco di ambizione non guasta, a little ambition is all right // guastare le uova nel paniere, to upset s.o.'s plans2 (far marcire) to taint: le mosche guastarono la carne, the flies tainted the meat3 (viziare) to spoil: questo ragazzo è stato guastato dai suoi nonni, this boy has been spoilt by his grandparents.◘ guastarsi v.intr.pron.1 to break* down, to go* wrong, to fail: il televisore si è guastato, the television set is broken; il tempo si è guastato, the weather has changed for the worse // guastare l'appetito, to spoil one's appetite; guastare il gusto, to corrupt one's taste // guastare con qlcu., to fall out (o to quarrel) with s.o. // guastare la reputazione, to ruin one's good name // guastare il sangue per qlco., to worry over sthg. // i rapporti tra le due nazioni si sono guastati, relations between the two countries have deteriorated2 (marcire) to rot, to go* rotten; (andar a male) to go* bad, to decay: col caldo la carne si guasta facilmente, meat goes bad easily in hot weather.* * *[ɡwas'tare]1. vt2. vip (guastarsi)* * *[gwas'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (rovinare) to spoil, to mar, to ruin2) (rompere) to damage [meccanismo, televisore]; to spoil [ giocattolo]3) (deturpare) to spoil, to scar [ paesaggio]4) (far andare a male) to taint, to make* [sth.] go off BE [ carne]; to ruin, to spoil [ frutto]5) fig. (rovinare) to spoil, to ruin [serata, vacanza, appetito]; to sour [rapporti, atmosfera]6) (nuocere)2.è intelligente e pure bella, il che non guasta — she is intelligent, and beautiful into the bargain
verbo pronominale guastarsi1) (rompersi) [meccanismo, motore, automobile] to break* down, to go* wrong; [ freni] to fail; [apparecchio, strumento] to be* out of order, to pack up colloq.2) (danneggiarsi) [carne, frutto] to go* bad, to go* off AE, to spoil; [ dente] to decay4) colloq.5) (rovinarsi) [ tempo] to deteriorate, to change for the worse, to break** * *guastare/gwas'tare/ [1]1 (rovinare) to spoil, to mar, to ruin2 (rompere) to damage [meccanismo, televisore]; to spoil [ giocattolo]3 (deturpare) to spoil, to scar [ paesaggio]5 fig. (rovinare) to spoil, to ruin [serata, vacanza, appetito]; to sour [rapporti, atmosfera]6 (nuocere) è intelligente e pure bella, il che non guasta she is intelligent, and beautiful into the bargainII guastarsi verbo pronominale1 (rompersi) [meccanismo, motore, automobile] to break* down, to go* wrong; [ freni] to fail; [apparecchio, strumento] to be* out of order, to pack up colloq.4 colloq. - rsi la salute to ruin one's health5 (rovinarsi) [ tempo] to deteriorate, to change for the worse, to break*. -
9 stuzzicare
teasestuzzicare l'appetito whet the appetite* * *stuzzicare v.tr.1 ( punzecchiare) to prod, to poke; ( frugare) to pick: smettila di stuzzicarmi con quella penna, stop prodding (o poking) me with that pen; stuzzicare i denti, to pick one's teeth // stuzzicare il fuoco, to poke the fire3 (fig.) ( molestare) to tease, to provoke, to taunt: non stuzzicare il gatto!, don't tease the cat!; non stuzzicatelo!, don't tease him!4 (fig.) ( stimolare) to excite, to whet: ciò stuzzica la mia curiosità, this excites (o whets) my curiosity; stuzzicare l'appetito di qlcu., to whet (o to stimulate) s.o.'s appetite.* * *[stuttsi'kare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (toccare ripetutamente) to pick (at)2) fig. (infastidire) to tease, to needle2.verbo pronominale stuzzicarsi* * *stuzzicare/stuttsi'kare/ [1]1 (toccare ripetutamente) to pick (at)2 fig. (infastidire) to tease, to needleII stuzzicarsi verbo pronominale- rsi i denti to pick one's teeth. -
10 svegliare
waken (up)* * *svegliare v.tr.1 to wake* (up), to awake*; (form.) to rouse, to waken: a che ora ti devo svegliare?, at what time shall I wake you (up)?; il canto degli uccelli lo svegliò all'alba, the birds' singing awoke him at dawn; dissi che non dovevo essere svegliato, I said I was not to be woken; fui svegliato dal suono della sveglia, I was woken up (o roused) by the sound of the alarm clock; non lo sveglierebbero nemmeno le cannonate, it would take a bomb to wake him up; non svegliarlo, don't wake him (up) // non svegliare il can che dorme, (prov.) let sleeping dogs lie2 (fig.) ( scaltrire) to wake* up, to rouse, to sharpen up, (fam.) to wise up; ( animare, scuotere) to liven up, to stir: è indifferente a tutto, cerca di svegliarlo un po', he is indifferent to everything, try to liven him up a little; le nuove esperienze l'hanno svegliato, his new experiences have woken (o have sharpened) him up3 (fig.) ( stimolare) to awaken, to arouse, to rouse, to stir: cercherò di svegliare il suo interesse, la sua curiosità in questa materia, I shall try to awaken (o to arouse) his interest in, his curiosity about this subject; svegliare l'appetito di qlcu., to whet s.o.'s appetite; svegliare l'invidia, il sospetto, to arouse envy, suspicion; svegliare il senso del dovere in qlcu., to awaken s.o. to a sense of duty.◘ svegliarsi v.rifl.1 to wake* (up), to awake*: mi sveglio sempre alle cinque, I always wake (up) at five; quando mi svegliai vidi che erano già le dieci, I woke up and found it was already ten o'clock; si sveglia ad ogni minimo rumore, he wakes at the slightest sound; si svegliò di soprassalto, he woke with a start // svegliati!, wake up!2 (fig.) ( scaltrirsi) to wake* up, to sharpen up, (fam.) to wise up; ( animarsi, scuotersi) to liven up: si è molto svegliato da quando lo vidi l'ultima volta, he has wised up a lot since I saw him last◆ v.intr.pron. (fig.) ( manifestarsi, risvegliarsi) to reappear, to resurface; to reawaken; to be roused: il loro odio si svegliò ancora, their hatred was rekindled (o roused again); la sua coscienza finalmente si svegliò, his conscience was roused at last; gli si sono svegliati gli istinti peggiori, his basest instincts were aroused; tutta la natura si sveglia in primavera, all nature reawakens in spring.* * *[zveʎ'ʎare]1. vt(persona) to wake (up), waken, (fig : sentimenti) to awaken, arouse2. vr (svegliarsi)to wake up, fig to waken o.s. up* * *[sveʎ'ʎare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to wake* (up), to awake(n)*2.verbo pronominale svegliarsi1) to wake* (up), to awake(n)** * *svegliare/sveλ'λare/ [1]1 to wake* (up), to awake(n)*; a che ora devo svegliarla? what time shall I call you in the morning?II svegliarsi verbo pronominale1 to wake* (up), to awake(n)*; svegliati! wake up! -
11 inappetenza sf
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12 vorace agg
[vo'ratʃe](appetito) voracious, greedy -
13 appetire
appetire v.tr. (non com.) ( desiderare) to desire eagerly; to crave for (sthg.), to long for (sthg.), to hunger for (sthg.), to hunger after (sthg.)◆ v. intr. (non com.) ( destare l'appetito) to stimulate the appetite, to whet the appetite: quel cibo appetisce poco, that food is not very appetizing. -
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disappetenza s.f. lack of appetite, poor appetite. -
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16 vorace
agg [vo'ratʃe](appetito) voracious, greedy -
17 aguzzare
sharpenaguzzare la vista keep one's eyes peeled* * *aguzzare v.tr.1 to sharpen, to point, (form.) to whet (fig.)2 (fig.) to whet, to excite, to stimulate; to quicken: aguzzare la vista, to keep one's eyes peeled (o to take a closer look); aguzzare l'appetito a qlcu., to whet s.o.'s appetite; aguzzare l'ingegno, la mente, to sharpen one's wits // il bisogno aguzza l'ingegno, (prov.) necessity is the mother of invention // aguzzare gli orecchi, to prick up one's ears.◘ aguzzarsi v.intr.pron.1 ( divenire aguzzo) to get* sharper, to sharpen* * *[agut'tsare]verbo transitivo1) to sharpen [ punta]2) fig. to whet [ appetito]aguzzare gli occhi o la vista to keep one's eyes peeled o skinned; aguzzare l'ingegno — to sharpen (up) one's wits
* * *aguzzare/agut'tsare/ [1]1 to sharpen [ punta]2 fig. to whet [ appetito]; aguzzare gli occhi o la vista to keep one's eyes peeled o skinned; aguzzare l'ingegno to sharpen (up) one's wits. -
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19 canarino
m canary* * *canarino s.m.1 (zool.) ( Serinus canarius) canary: canarino ibrido, mule canary; mangiare come un canarino, (fig.) to have the appetite of a sparrow2 ( informatore) grass, canary◆ agg. canary-coloured.* * *[kana'rino] 1.sostantivo maschile canary2.* * *canarino/kana'rino/ ⇒ 3I sostantivo m.canaryII agg. e m.inv.(colore) canary yellow. -
20 condimento
m seasoningdi insalata dressing* * *condimento s.m.2 ( sostanza con cui si condisce) condiment, seasoning; ( di insalata) dressing; sauce: l'olio è il condimento più diffuso nella cucina italiana, oil is the condiment most widely used in Italian cooking3 (fig.) sauce, spice: l'appetito è il condimento migliore, appetite is the best sauce; il buonumore è il miglior condimento per una vita sana, good humour is the best recipe for a healthy life.* * *[kondi'mento]sostantivo maschile gastr. condiment, seasoning; (salsa) dressing, relish* * *condimento/kondi'mento/sostantivo m.gastr. condiment, seasoning; (salsa) dressing, relish.
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