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1 pompa
"pump;Pumpe;bomba"* * *1. f pompimpresa f di pompe funebri undertaker's, AE mortician2. f technology pump* * *pompa1 s.f.1 ( fasto, magnificenza) pomp: celebrare le nozze con grande pompa, to celebrate the wedding with great pomp // in pompa magna, (iron.) in full regalia (o trim): si mise in pompa magna per andare a teatro, she dressed up in full trim to go to the theatrepompa2 s.f. (mecc.) pump: pompa a doppio effetto, double-acting pump; pompa a mano, hand pump; pompa antincendio, fire pump; pompa aspirante, suction pump; pompa aspirante e premente, lift and force pump; pompa a stantuffo, piston pump; pompa a vuoto, vacuum pump; pompa da bicicletta, bicycle pump; pompa dell'acqua, water pump; pompa dell'olio, oil pump; pompa di alimentazione, feed pump; pompa idraulica, hydraulic pump; pompa per pneumatici, tyre pump; pompa premente, force pump // pompa della benzina, petrol pump // (fis.) pompa di calore, heat pump.* * *I ['pompa] sf1) (fasto) pomp (and ceremony)2)II ['pompa] sf(impresa di) pompe funebri — undertaker's sg, funeral director's sg Brit, funeral parlor o home Am, mortician's Am
Tecn pump* * *['pompa] Isostantivo femminile1) (macchinario) pumppompa dell'alimentazione, della benzina — aut. fuel pump, petrol pump BE
2) (distributore di benzina) petrol station BE, gas station AE, filling station3) colloq. (tubo di gomma) hose, hosepipe BE•II 1.pompa di sentina — mar. bilge pump
sostantivo femminile (fasto) pomp, magnificencein pompa magna — with great pomp, in full regalia (anche scherz.)
2.mettersi in pompa magna — scherz. to dress in all one's finery
sostantivo femminile plurale pompeimpresa di -e funebri — funeral parlour, undertaker
impresario di -e funebri — funeral director, undertaker
* * *pompa1/'pompa/sostantivo f.1 (macchinario) pump; pompa di bicicletta bicycle pump; pompa dell'alimentazione, della benzina aut. fuel pump, petrol pump BE; fucile a pompa pump-action gun————————pompa2/'pompa/I sostantivo f.(fasto) pomp, magnificence; in pompa magna with great pomp, in full regalia (anche scherz.); mettersi in pompa magna scherz. to dress in all one's fineryII pompe f.pl.impresa di -e funebri funeral parlour, undertaker; impresario di -e funebri funeral director, undertaker.
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