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2 barber
['bɑːbə(r)]nome barbiere m., parrucchiere m. (per uomo)* * *(a person who cuts men's hair, shaves their beards etc.) barbiere* * *barber /ˈbɑ:bə(r)/n.barbiere; parrucchiere● barber's block, portaparrucche □ barber's chair, poltrona da barbiere; ( slang USA) sedile da astronauta □ barber's pole, palo a spirali rosse e bianche ( insegna dei barbieri) □ (GB) barber's shop, negozio (o bottega) di barbiere; barbieria, salone (region.) □ (stor.) barber surgeon, cerusico.* * *['bɑːbə(r)]nome barbiere m., parrucchiere m. (per uomo) -
3 wag
I [wæg]nome ant. colloq. burlone m. (-a)II [wæg]nome scodinzolamento m.III 1. [wæg]2.to wag one's finger at sb. — minacciare o rimproverare qcn. agitando il dito
tongues will wag — fig. si farà un gran parlare, ci saranno molti pettegolezzi
••* * *[wæɡ] 1. past tense, past participle - wagged; verb((especially of a dog's tail) to (cause to) move to and fro, especially from side to side: The dog wagged its tail with pleasure.) muovere, dimenare2. noun(a single wagging movement: The dog's tail gave a feeble wag.) scuotimento, scrollata scodinzolata* * *I [wæɡ]1. n2. vt3. vi(tail) dimenarsiII [wæɡ] n(joker) burlone (-a)* * *wag (1) /wæg/n.scuotimento; scrollata; dimenamento● a wag of one's head, un tentennamento (o una scrollata) del capo; un cenno del capo □ a wag of the tail, una scodinzolata.wag (2) /wæg/n.uomo faceto; burlone; tipo ameno; allegrone; buontempone.(to) wag /wæg/A v. t.agitare; dimenare; muovere ( la coda, ecc.); scrollare; scuotere: My dog wags his tail when he sees me, il mio cane dimena la coda quando mi vede; to wag one's finger at sb., agitare il dito contro q. in segno di rimprovero; to wag one's head, scrollare il capoB v. i.1 agitarsi; scuotere2 agitare la coda; scodinzolare● ( slang ingl.) to wag it (o to wag off), marinare (o bigiare) la scuola □ to set tongues (o, meno com., beards, chins) wagging, far parlare di sé; dare scandalo.* * *I [wæg]nome ant. colloq. burlone m. (-a)II [wæg]nome scodinzolamento m.III 1. [wæg]2.to wag one's finger at sb. — minacciare o rimproverare qcn. agitando il dito
tongues will wag — fig. si farà un gran parlare, ci saranno molti pettegolezzi
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