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1 archery
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2 archery ar·chery n
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3 Archer
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4 archer
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5 bull's-eye
['bʊlzaɪ]nome (on a target) centro m.to hit the bull's-eye — fare centro, colpire nel segno (anche fig.)
* * *noun (the centre of a target, especially in archery, darts etc.) centro del bersaglio* * *bull's-eye, bullseye /ˈbʊlzaɪ/n.1 centro del bersaglio; barilotto3 (fig.) osservazione che fa centro4 (naut.) occhio di bue; oblò; portellino5 (archit., fotogr.) occhio di bue* * *['bʊlzaɪ]nome (on a target) centro m.to hit the bull's-eye — fare centro, colpire nel segno (anche fig.)
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6 butt
I [bʌt]1) (end) estremità f., capo m.; (of tool) manico m., impugnatura f.; (of rifle) calcio m.; (of cigarette) mozzicone m.2) AE colloq. (buttocks) didietro m.II [bʌt]III [bʌt] IV [bʌt]to be the butt of sb.'s jokes — essere il bersaglio degli scherzi di qcn
verbo transitivo [ person] urtare con la testa, dare una testata a; [ animal] urtare con le corna, dare una cornata a- butt inV [bʌt]* * *I verb(to strike (someone or something) with the head: He fell over when the goat butted him.)- butt inII 1. noun(someone whom others criticize or tell jokes about: She's the butt of all his jokes.)2. noun1) (the thick and heavy end (especially of a rifle).)2) (the end of a finished cigar, cigarette etc: His cigarette butt was the cause of the fire.)3) ((slang) a person's bottom: Come on, get off your butt - we have work to do.)* * *I [bʌt] n- butt inII [bʌt] nShooting ArcheryIII [bʌt]she's the butt of his jokes — è il bersaglio dei suoi scherzi, è il suo zimbello
1. n(push with head) testata, (of goat) cornata2. vtdare una testata (or una cornata) aIV [bʌt] nbotte f* * *butt (1) /bʌt/n.butt (2) /bʌt/n.4 mozzicone di sigaretta; cicca6 (pl.) tiro a segno; poligono (di tiro)8 mira; scopo; fine10 ( slang USA) deretano; didietro; chiappe (pop.): Get off your butt and do your homework, alza le chiappe e va a fare il compito!11 (falegn.) cerniera● ( slang USA) butt boy, gregario ( di una gang) □ butt-end, V. sopra, def. 3 □ ( slang USA) butt-legging, contrabbando di sigarette.butt (3) /bʌt/n.(zool., Hippoglossus hippoglossus) ippoglosso.butt (4) /bʌt/n.1 cozzo; cornata; incornata2 ( anche sport) testata: The goat gave me a butt in the stomach, la capra mi diede una testata nello stomaco(to) butt (1) /bʌt/v. t.2 (tecn.) fare giunti di testa.(to) butt (2) /bʌt/v. i. e t.1 cozzare, andare a cozzare, dar di cozzo; urtare (contro q., qc.): He butted against a tree in the dark, nel buio è andato a cozzare contro un albero2 incornare; avanzare (o muoversi) a testa bassa; fare l'atto di cozzare ( come fanno gli animali forniti di corna)4 sporgere; venire in fuori● ( slang) to butt in, intromettersi; dare consigli non richiesti; interferire; ficcanasare (pop.) □ ( slang) to butt out, andarsene; girare al largo; smetterla di ficcanasare (pop.).* * *I [bʌt]1) (end) estremità f., capo m.; (of tool) manico m., impugnatura f.; (of rifle) calcio m.; (of cigarette) mozzicone m.2) AE colloq. (buttocks) didietro m.II [bʌt]III [bʌt] IV [bʌt]to be the butt of sb.'s jokes — essere il bersaglio degli scherzi di qcn
verbo transitivo [ person] urtare con la testa, dare una testata a; [ animal] urtare con le corna, dare una cornata a- butt inV [bʌt] -
7 shield
I [ʃiːld]1) mil. scudo m.; arald. scudo m. araldico; fig. scudo m., protezione f., riparo m. ( against contro)2) sport scudetto m.3) tecn. (on machine) schermo m. protettivo4) AE (policeman's badge) distintivo m.II [ʃiːld]verbo transitivo (from weather) proteggere, riparare; (from danger) proteggere; (from authorities) (by lying) coprire; (by harbouring) dare asilo a [ criminal]to shield sb. with one's body — fare scudo a qcn. con il proprio corpo
* * *[ʃi:ld] 1. noun1) (a broad piece of metal, wood etc carried as a protection against weapons.) scudo2) (something or someone that protects: A thick steel plate acted as a heat shield.) scudo, protezione3) (a trophy shaped like a shield won in a sporting competition etc: My son has won the archery shield.) scudetto2. verb1) (to protect: The goggles shielded the motorcyclist's eyes from dust.) proteggere2) (to prevent from being seen clearly: That group of trees shields the house from the road.) proteggere, riparare* * *[ʃiːld]1. n(armour) scudo, (on machine etc) schermo (di protezione)2. vt* * *shield /ʃi:ld/n.2 (ind., mecc.) riparo; schermo3 (arald.) scudo; stemma6 (fis. nucl.) schermo● (stor.) shield-bearer, scudiero.(to) shield /ʃi:ld/v. t.1 difendere; proteggere; riparare; far scudo a (q.): to shield sb. with one's body, fare scudo a q. col proprio corpo; to shield one's eyes from the sun, ripararsi gli occhi dal sole; ( sport) to shield the ball, difendere (o proteggere) il pallone* * *I [ʃiːld]1) mil. scudo m.; arald. scudo m. araldico; fig. scudo m., protezione f., riparo m. ( against contro)2) sport scudetto m.3) tecn. (on machine) schermo m. protettivo4) AE (policeman's badge) distintivo m.II [ʃiːld]verbo transitivo (from weather) proteggere, riparare; (from danger) proteggere; (from authorities) (by lying) coprire; (by harbouring) dare asilo a [ criminal]to shield sb. with one's body — fare scudo a qcn. con il proprio corpo
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8 target **** tar·get
['tɒːɡɪt]1. n(gen: objective) obiettivo, Mil Archery bersaglio, fig obiettivo, bersaglioshe has been the target of criticism — è stata fatta oggetto or bersaglio di critiche
to be on target — (project) essere nei tempi (di lavorazione)
2. vt
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