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1 eat
[iːt] 1.to eat (one's) lunch — fare pranzo, pranzare
to eat (one's) dinner — fare cena, cenare
to eat oneself sick — colloq. rimpinzarsi fino alla nausea (on di)
2) colloq. (worry) rodere, preoccupare2.to eat from o out of mangiare in [plate, bowl]; we eat at six ceniamo alle sei; I'll soon have him eating out of my hand — fig. presto lo avrò in pugno
- eat away- eat into- eat out- eat up••to eat sb. out of house and home — svuotare la dispensa a qcn
* * *[i:t] 1. past tense - ate; verb(to (chew and) swallow; to take food: They are forbidden to eat meat; They ate up all the cakes; We must eat to live.) mangiare- eatable2. noun((in plural) food: Cover all eatables to keep mice away.) vivande, viveri- eat into- eat one's words* * *[iːt] 1.to eat (one's) lunch — fare pranzo, pranzare
to eat (one's) dinner — fare cena, cenare
to eat oneself sick — colloq. rimpinzarsi fino alla nausea (on di)
2) colloq. (worry) rodere, preoccupare2.to eat from o out of mangiare in [plate, bowl]; we eat at six ceniamo alle sei; I'll soon have him eating out of my hand — fig. presto lo avrò in pugno
- eat away- eat into- eat out- eat up••to eat sb. out of house and home — svuotare la dispensa a qcn
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2 relish
I ['relɪʃ]1)with relish — [eat, drink] con gusto; [perform, say] con (evidente) piacere
3) gastr. condimento m., salsa f.II ['relɪʃ]1) gustare, assaporare [ food]2) fig. apprezzare [joke, sight]; provare piacere in [ prospect]I don't relish the thought of telling her the news — il pensiero di darle la notizia non mi entusiasma
* * *['reliʃ] 1. verb(to enjoy greatly: He relishes his food; I relished the thought of telling my husband about my promotion.) gradire; apprezzare2. noun1) (pleasure; enjoyment: He ate the food with great relish; I have no relish for such a boring task.) piacere, gusto2) (a strong flavour, or a sauce etc for adding flavour.) condimento* * *relish /ˈrɛlɪʃ/n.1 [u] gusto ( anche fig.) piacere: The boy ate with relish, il ragazzo ha mangiato con gusto; I had no relish for the fight, l'idea di battermi non mi piaceva affatto(to) relish /ˈrɛlɪʃ/v. t.apprezzare: I like all books, but classics are what I relish most, mi piacciono tutti i libri, ma i classici sono quelli che apprezzo di più; He relishes being an actor, gli piace molto fare l'attore; I don't relish the prospect of driving all day, non mi entusiasma la prospettiva di guidare tutto il giorno.* * *I ['relɪʃ]1)with relish — [eat, drink] con gusto; [perform, say] con (evidente) piacere
3) gastr. condimento m., salsa f.II ['relɪʃ]1) gustare, assaporare [ food]2) fig. apprezzare [joke, sight]; provare piacere in [ prospect] -
3 agree
[ə'griː] 1.1) (concur) essere d'accordo2) (admit, concede) ammettereit's dangerous, don't you agree? — è pericoloso, non credi?
3) (consent)4) (settle on, arrange) mettersi d'accordo su [date, method, price]; accordarsi su, trovare un accordo su [candidate, solution]2.to agree to do — concordare di o mettersi d'accordo sul fare
1) (hold same opinion) essere d'accordo ( with con; about, on su)2) (reach mutual understanding) mettersi d'accordo3) (consent) acconsentireto agree to — acconsentire a, accettare [plan, suggestion, terms, decision]
4) (hold with, approve)to agree with — approvare [idea, practice]
5) (tally) [stories, statements, figures] concordare, coincidere6) (suit)to agree with sb. — [climate, weather] confarsi a o andar bene per qcn.
7) ling. concordare* * *[ə'ɡri:]past tense, past participle - agreed; verb1) ((often with with) to think or say the same (as): I agreed with them that we should try again; The newspaper report does not agree with what he told us.) essere d'accordo con2) (to say that one will do or allow something: He agreed to go; He agreed to our request.) acconsentire3) ((with with) to be good for (usually one's health): Cheese does not agree with me.) andare bene per4) (to be happy and friendly together: John and his wife don't agree.) andare d'accordo•- agreeably
- agreement* * *[ə'griː] 1.1) (concur) essere d'accordo2) (admit, concede) ammettereit's dangerous, don't you agree? — è pericoloso, non credi?
3) (consent)4) (settle on, arrange) mettersi d'accordo su [date, method, price]; accordarsi su, trovare un accordo su [candidate, solution]2.to agree to do — concordare di o mettersi d'accordo sul fare
1) (hold same opinion) essere d'accordo ( with con; about, on su)2) (reach mutual understanding) mettersi d'accordo3) (consent) acconsentireto agree to — acconsentire a, accettare [plan, suggestion, terms, decision]
4) (hold with, approve)to agree with — approvare [idea, practice]
5) (tally) [stories, statements, figures] concordare, coincidere6) (suit)to agree with sb. — [climate, weather] confarsi a o andar bene per qcn.
7) ling. concordare -
4 fill
I [fɪl]to eat, drink one's fill — mangiare, bere a sazietà
II 1. [fɪl]to have had one's fill — averne (avuto) abbastanza (of di; of doing di fare)
1) (make full) riempire [ container] ( with di)2) (occupy) [crowd, sound, laughter] riempire [building, room, street, train]; [smoke, gas, protesters] invadere [building, room]; [ person] occupare [time, day]; [emotion, thought] riempire, colmare [heart, mind]6) [company, university] assegnare, affidare [post, vacancy]; [ applicant] occupare, ricoprire [post, vacancy]8) [ dentist] otturare [tooth, cavity]10) (carry out) eseguire [ order]2.1) [bath, theatre, streets, eyes] riempirsi ( with di)2) [ sail] gonfiarsi•- fill in- fill out- fill up* * *[fil] 1. verb1) (to put (something) into (until there is no room for more); to make full: to fill a cupboard with books; The news filled him with joy.) riempire2) (to become full: His eyes filled with tears.) riempirsi3) (to satisfy (a condition, requirement etc): Does he fill all our requirements?) rispondere a4) (to put something in a hole (in a tooth etc) to stop it up: The dentist filled two of my teeth yesterday.) otturare2. noun(as much as fills or satisfies someone: She ate her fill.) a sazietà- filled- filler
- filling
- filling-station
- fill in
- fill up* * *fill /fɪl/n.1 [u] sazietà, sufficienza; quantità sufficiente: to eat one's fill, mangiare a sazietà; ( anche fig.) to have had one's fill of, averne abbastanza di; averne le tasche piene di (fam.)2 (edil., ind. costr.) colmata; riporto; rinterro6 (ind. min.) ripiena● fill-in, inserzione, inserto; rimpiazzo, sostituto, tappabuchi; (fam. USA) riassunto di notizie (o informazioni) □ (autom.) fill-up, pieno ( di benzina) □ to cry one's fill, piangere tutte le proprie lacrime □ to drink one's fill, bere a volontà.♦ (to) fill /fɪl/A v. t.1 riempire; colmare: I filled my pockets with nuts, mi riempii le tasche di noci; The mist filled the valley, la nebbia riempiva la valle; to fill a gap, colmare una lacuna3 turare; tappare; otturare (med.): to fill a hole with mortar, riempire un buco di malta; turare un buco con la malta; to have a tooth filled, farsi otturare un dente6 (fig.) riempire; pervadere; invadere: The news filled us with joy, la notizia ci ha riempiti di gioia; I was filled with fear, mi invase la paura8 occupare ( un posto); ricoprire ( una carica); svolgere ( un ruolo): to fill a vacancy, occupare un posto vacanteB v. i.● (fam. USA) to fill the bill, andare bene; essere quello che ci vuole; fare al caso di q. □ (fam.) to fill sb. 's shoes, prendere il posto di q.; rimpiazzare ( degnamente) q. □ to fill st. too full, riempire troppo qc.* * *I [fɪl]to eat, drink one's fill — mangiare, bere a sazietà
II 1. [fɪl]to have had one's fill — averne (avuto) abbastanza (of di; of doing di fare)
1) (make full) riempire [ container] ( with di)2) (occupy) [crowd, sound, laughter] riempire [building, room, street, train]; [smoke, gas, protesters] invadere [building, room]; [ person] occupare [time, day]; [emotion, thought] riempire, colmare [heart, mind]6) [company, university] assegnare, affidare [post, vacancy]; [ applicant] occupare, ricoprire [post, vacancy]8) [ dentist] otturare [tooth, cavity]10) (carry out) eseguire [ order]2.1) [bath, theatre, streets, eyes] riempirsi ( with di)2) [ sail] gonfiarsi•- fill in- fill out- fill up -
5 hiccup
I ['hɪkʌp]1) singhiozzo m.2) fig. (setback) inciampo m.II ['hɪkʌp]* * *1. noun1) ((the sound caused by) a sudden brief stopping of the breath caused by eg eating or drinking too much, too quickly.) singhiozzo2) ((in plural) the frequent repetition of this, at intervals of a few seconds: an attack of hiccoughs; I've got the hiccups.) singhiozzo2. verb(to make a hiccup or hiccups.) avere il singhiozzo* * *hiccup /ˈhɪkʌp/n.2 – ( the) hiccups, il singhiozzo: I ate too quickly and got ( the) hiccups, ho mangiato troppo in fretta e mi è venuto il singhiozzo; to have ( the) hiccups, avere il singhiozzo(to) hiccup /ˈhɪkʌp/A v. i.singhiozzare; avere il singhiozzo; avere il singultoB v. t.– to hiccup out, dire singhiozzando.* * *I ['hɪkʌp]1) singhiozzo m.2) fig. (setback) inciampo m.II ['hɪkʌp] -
6 stump
I [stʌmp]1) (of tree) ceppo m.2) (of candle, pencil) mozzicone m.3) (of limb) moncone m.; (of tooth) radice f.4) (in cricket) paletto m.5) AE pol. (rostrum) podio m.••II 1. [stʌmp]to be on the stump — AE tenere un comizio
I'm stumped — (in quiz) non ne ho idea; (nonplussed) non so che pesci pigliare
2) AE pol. tenere comizi elettorali, fare una campagna elettorale in [ state]2.1) (stamp)to stump in, out — entrare, uscire con passo pesante
2) AE pol. fare una campagna elettorale, tenere comizi elettorali•- stump up* * *1. noun1) (the part of a tree left in the ground after the trunk has been cut down: He sat on a (tree-)stump and ate his sandwiches.) ceppo2) (the part of a limb, tooth, pencil etc remaining after the main part has been cut or broken off, worn away etc.) moncherino; radice, (dente rotto); mozzicone3) (in cricket, one of the three upright sticks forming the wicket.) piolo, paletto2. verb1) (to walk with heavy, stamping steps: He stumped angrily out of the room.) camminare (pesantemente)2) (to puzzle or baffle completely: I'm stumped!) sconcertare, imbarazzare•- stumpy- stump up* * *[stʌmp]1. n(of limb) moncone m, (of pencil, tail) mozzicone m, (of tree) troncone m, (of tooth) pezzo, Cricket paletto (della porta)2. vt(perplex) sconcertare, lasciare perplesso (-a)3. vi•- stump up* * *stump /stʌmp/n.2 moncone; moncherino ( della coda, ecc.); mozzicone ( di matita, ecc.); radice ( di dente); dente rotto: the stump of a pencil, il mozzicone d'una matita● stump orator, oratore da piazza; comiziante □ stump removal, rimozione dei ceppi ( degli alberi) □ stump speeches, discorsi estemporanei; discorsi fatti a braccio □ (fam.) to go on the stump, salire sul podio; fare un comizio □ (fam.) to be on the stump, tenere un comizio; parlare a braccio □ (fam. USA) to be up a stump, essere perplesso; non sapere che pesci pigliare.(to) stump /stʌmp/A v. t.1 ridurre a un mozzicone; mozzare; troncare3 (polit., spec. USA) tenere comizi in ( una regione): He stumped the whole district, tenne comizi in tutta la regione5 (fam.) mettere in imbarazzo; sconcertare; imbarazzare; sbalordire6 ( cricket) (spec. del ricevitore) eliminare ( un battitore) abbattendo il suo wicket ( con la palla o con la mano)B v. i.● (fam.) to stump up, sborsare, sganciare, tirar fuori ( una somma di denaro); pagare in contanti □ (fam.) to be stumped, essere imbarazzato, interdetto, perplesso; non saper che pesci pigliare.* * *I [stʌmp]1) (of tree) ceppo m.2) (of candle, pencil) mozzicone m.3) (of limb) moncone m.; (of tooth) radice f.4) (in cricket) paletto m.5) AE pol. (rostrum) podio m.••II 1. [stʌmp]to be on the stump — AE tenere un comizio
I'm stumped — (in quiz) non ne ho idea; (nonplussed) non so che pesci pigliare
2) AE pol. tenere comizi elettorali, fare una campagna elettorale in [ state]2.1) (stamp)to stump in, out — entrare, uscire con passo pesante
2) AE pol. fare una campagna elettorale, tenere comizi elettorali•- stump up -
7 waggle
I ['wægl]nome colloq. scuotimento m., scrollata f.II 1. ['wægl]verbo transitivo dimenare [ tail]; fare muovere [tooth, object]; (shake) scuotere, scrollare [ object]2.* * *['wæɡl] 1. verb(to (cause to) move from side to side: She waggled her hips as she walked down the street; His beard waggled as he ate.) muoversi2. noun(such a movement.) scuotimento, scrollata* * *waggle /ˈwægl/n.(fam.) scuotimento; scrollata; dimenamento● waggle of the tail, scodinzolio.(to) waggle /ˈwægl/ (fam.)A v. t.agitare; dimenare; scrollare; scuotereB v. i.2 dondolare; tentennare; traballare● to waggle one's forefinger in the air, agitare l'indice in aria ( per ammonire, ecc.).* * *I ['wægl]nome colloq. scuotimento m., scrollata f.II 1. ['wægl]verbo transitivo dimenare [ tail]; fare muovere [tooth, object]; (shake) scuotere, scrollare [ object]2. -
8 load
I 1. [ləʊd]1) (sth. carried) (on animal, vehicle, etc.) carico m.; fig. peso m., carico m., fardello m.to take a load off one's mind — liberarsi da o togliersi un peso
a bus-load of children was crossing the road — i bambini scesi dall'autobus stavano attraversando la strada
2) tecn. (weight) carico m., pressione f., spinta f.3) (shipment) (of sand, cement) carico m.4) el. carico m.5) fig. (amount of work) (carico di) lavoro m.6) colloq. (a lot)2.a (whole) load of people — un mucchio o sacco di gente
loads of — un mucchio o sacco di [people, work, money]
••get a load of this! — (listen) ascolta un po'!
II 1. [ləʊd]get a load of that! — (look) guarda un po' quello!
1) caricare [vehicle, donkey, gun, washing machine, camera]2) inform. caricare [ program]3) fig.to load sb. with — colmare qcn. di [presents, honours]
4) (tamper with) truccare [ dice]2.to load the dice against sb. — fig. svantaggiare in modo disonesto qcn
verbo intransitivo fare un carico* * *[ləud] 1. noun1) (something which is being carried: The lorry had to stop because its load had fallen off; She was carrying a load of groceries.) carico2) (as much as can be carried at one time: two lorry-loads of earth.) carico3) (a large amount: He talked a load of rubbish; We ate loads of ice-cream.) sacco, mucchio4) (the power carried by an electric circuit: The wires were designed for a load of 15 amps.) carico2. verb1) (to take or put on what is to be carried (especially if heavy): They loaded the luggage into the car; The lorry was loading when they arrived.) caricare2) (to put ammunition into (a gun): He loaded the revolver and fired.) caricare3) (to put film into (a camera).) caricare•- loaded* * *I 1. [ləʊd]1) (sth. carried) (on animal, vehicle, etc.) carico m.; fig. peso m., carico m., fardello m.to take a load off one's mind — liberarsi da o togliersi un peso
a bus-load of children was crossing the road — i bambini scesi dall'autobus stavano attraversando la strada
2) tecn. (weight) carico m., pressione f., spinta f.3) (shipment) (of sand, cement) carico m.4) el. carico m.5) fig. (amount of work) (carico di) lavoro m.6) colloq. (a lot)2.a (whole) load of people — un mucchio o sacco di gente
loads of — un mucchio o sacco di [people, work, money]
••get a load of this! — (listen) ascolta un po'!
II 1. [ləʊd]get a load of that! — (look) guarda un po' quello!
1) caricare [vehicle, donkey, gun, washing machine, camera]2) inform. caricare [ program]3) fig.to load sb. with — colmare qcn. di [presents, honours]
4) (tamper with) truccare [ dice]2.to load the dice against sb. — fig. svantaggiare in modo disonesto qcn
verbo intransitivo fare un carico -
9 succumb
[sə'kʌm]verbo intransitivo soccombere (to a)* * *(to yield: She succumbed to temptation and ate the chocolate.) soccombere, cedere* * *[sə'kʌm]verbo intransitivo soccombere (to a)
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