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61 menata
menata s.f.1 (non com.) (l'agitare, il muovere) stir; shake2 (fam.) (batosta) hiding, beating3 (region.) (noiosa lamentela) moan [U], moaning [U]; (seccatura) pain in the neck, nuisance; (cosa noiosa) bore: smettila con queste menate e fai qualcosa, stop moaning and do something. -
62 picchiamento
picchiamento s.m.1 ( il percuotere) beating, hitting; thrashing2 ( il battere) striking3 ( il bussare) knocking. -
63 rigiro
rigiro s.m.1 turn, twist; ( andirivieni) turning round; winding: dopo giri e rigiri, si arrivò, after a lot of twisting and turning we got there3 (fig.) ( discorso poco chiaro) waffle, waffling: parla chiaro senza tanti rigiri ( di parole), say what you mean without beating about the bush. -
64 sbattimento
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65 sbattitura
sbattitura s.f. beating. -
66 sbattuta
sbattuta s.f. shake, shaking; beating. -
67 bastonata
sf [basto'nata]blow (with a stick) -
68 batosta
sf [ba'tɔsta](colpo, smacco) blow, (Sport: sconfitta) beating -
69 battere
['battere]1. vt1) (percuotere: persona) to beat, strike, hit, (panni, tappeti) to beat, (ferro) to hammer, (grano) to threshbattersi il petto — to beat one's breast, fig to repent
battere il tempo; battere il ritmo Mus — to beat time
2) (avversario) to beat, defeat, (concorrenza, record) to beat3) (urtare: parte del corpo) to hit4) (sbattere: ali) to beat5) (rintoccare: le ore) to strike6) Culin to beat7) (Sport: palla) to hitbattere un rigore Calcio — to take a penalty
8) (percorrere: campagna, paese) to scour, comb, Caccia to beatbattere (il marciapiede) — (esercitare la prostituzione) to be on the game
9)10) Fin1) (cuore, polso) to beat(pioggia, sole)
gli batteva forte il cuore — his heart was beating fastla pioggia batteva sui vetri — the rain beat o lashed against the window panes
battere in testa Auto — to knock
2)battere su — to insist on3)battere (a) — to knock (at)4)battere in ritirata — to beat a retreat, fall back
3. vip (battersi)(lottare) to fight, fig to fight, battle -
70 battuta
sf [bat'tuta]fare una battuta — to crack a joke, make a witty remark
ma dai, era solo una battuta — come on, it was only a joke
è ancora alle prime battute — (progetto, commedia) it's just started
2) (di caccia) beat, beatingfare una battuta in una zona — to scour o comb an area3) Tennis service4) Mus bar -
71 brutto
['brutto] brutto (-a)1. agg1) (persona, vestito, casa) uglyvedersela brutta — (per un attimo) to have a nasty moment, (per un periodo) to have a bad time of it
2. smil brutto è che... — the problem o unfortunate thing is that...
3. avvpicchiare qn di brutto — to give sb a bad o nasty beating
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72 fustigazione
sf [fustiɡat'tsjone]flogging, beating -
73 menata
sf [me'nata]1) (bastonata) beating, hiding2) (fam : lamentela) moaning, (cosa noiosa) bore -
74 metafora
sf [me'tafora] -
75 pestata
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76 picchiata
sf [pik'kjata]2) Aer (nose-)dive -
77 preambolo
sm [pre'ambolo]senza tanti preamboli — without beating about Brit o around Am the bush
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78 cream
This is the fatty portion of milk that rises to the top when milk has not been homogenized. Cream is defined by its varying amounts of butterfat content. Half and half cream is a mixture of milk and cream, resulting in a butterfat content of 12%. Sour cream and light cream have a butterfat content of 18-20%. Heavy cream will have no less than 30% butterfat, averages around 36%, and will go as high as 40%.♦ To soften a fat, especially butter, by beating it at room temperature. Butter and sugar are often creamed together, making a smooth, soft paste. -
79 monter
The beating of cream, eggwhites.etc
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beating — beat|ing [ˈbi:tıŋ] n 1.) an act of hitting someone many times as a punishment or in a fight ▪ a brutal beating 2.) take a beating to lose very badly in a game or competition ▪ The Dodgers took a real beating on Saturday. →take some beating at… … Dictionary of contemporary English
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