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1 cofanetto
m casket* * *cofanetto s.m.1 casket: cofanetto dei gioielli, jewel box (o jewel case)* * *[kofa'netto]sostantivo maschile1) (per gioielli) casket, jewel box, jewel case2) (per libri) slipcase; (per dischi) boxed set* * *cofanetto/kofa'netto/sostantivo m.1 (per gioielli) casket, jewel box, jewel case2 (per libri) slipcase; (per dischi) boxed set. -
2 gabbia
f cagegabbia toracica rib cage* * *gabbia s.f.1 cage; ( per imballaggio) crate: gabbia di leoni, scimmie, cage of lions, monkeys; gabbia per polli, hen-coop; gabbia per uccelli, bird cage; uccello di gabbia, cagebird; tenere in gabbia, to keep in a cage // questa classe è una gabbia di matti, this classroom is a madhouse2 ( per imputati) dock3 ( prigione) prison, jail, gaol: mettere in gabbia, to put in jail; mi sento in gabbia qui dentro, (fig.) I feel cooped up in here4 ( museruola per buoi) muzzle6 (mecc.) cage, retainer, housing; (elettr.) cage: gabbia dell'ascensore, lift cage; gabbia di scoiattolo, squirrel cage7 (metall.) stand8 (miner.) skip, skip hoist, skip elevator9 (mar.) crow's nest: gabbia bassa, fissa, lower topsail; gabbia alta, volante, upper topsail; albero di gabbia, topmast; vela di gabbia, topsail11 (sport) cage.* * *['gabbja]sostantivo femminile1) (per uccelli) birdcage; (per animali) cagemettere in gabbia — to cage [ animale]
sentirsi in gabbia — fig. to feel boxed in
2) (per imballaggi) crate3) (in tribunale) dock4) (di ascensore) car5) mar.•* * *gabbia/'gabbja/sostantivo f.1 (per uccelli) birdcage; (per animali) cage; in gabbia caged; mettere in gabbia to cage [ animale]; sentirsi in gabbia fig. to feel boxed in2 (per imballaggi) crate3 (in tribunale) dock4 (di ascensore) cargabbia di matti madhouse; gabbia toracica rib cage. -
3 manchette
1 (breve testo) boxed article; (pubblicità) boxed advertisement2 (fascetta) book band. -
4 bento
or " o-bento"( JAPAN)meal in a box often made at home for lunchtime consumption either at school or work. Generally consists of rice, pickled vegetables, and other items such as pork, hamburg, fried shrimp, etc. A large industry specializes in preparing and selling bento.meal served in a box with different compartmentsCombination of side dishes with rice served in a plastic or wooden lunch box. It is the most common kind of food eaten for lunch outside home in Japan.♦ traditional boxed lunch. They say that a Chinese dish you eat by taste, a western dish by aroma and a Bento by color.♦ Traditional boxed meal, served in a lacquer or plastic box with individual compartments for each food -
5 ceffone
m slap* * *ceffone s.m. slap in the face; box on the ear: gli diedi un ceffone, I boxed his ears (o I slapped him in the face).* * *[tʃef'fone]sostantivo maschile slap (in the face), box on the earmollare un ceffone a qcn. — to slap sb. across the face
* * *ceffone/t∫ef'fone/sostantivo m.slap (in the face), box on the ear; mollare un ceffone a qcn. to slap sb. across the face. -
6 incassato
incassato agg.1 packed into cases, packed into crates, crated, boxed, encased2 (mecc., edil.) embedded, built-in: armadio incassato, built-in ward-robe // (elettr.) presa incassata, flush socket3 (riscosso) cashed, collected: (fin.) dividendi non incassati, outstanding dividends4 (di luogo, valle) enclosed (in, by sthg.); (di fiume) deeply embanked; (di meandro) entrenched, incised: un luogo incassato fra i monti, a place enclosed by the mountains; valle incassata, sunken valley5 (incastonato) set.* * *[inkas'sato] 1.participio passato incassare2.1) (inserito) [guardaroba, ripiano] built-in; [ lampada] recessedvasca da bagno -a — sunken o enclosed bath
2) (riscosso) [ assegno] cashed3) (racchiuso da argini) [ fiume] embanked* * *incassato/inkas'sato/II aggettivo1 (inserito) [guardaroba, ripiano] built-in; [ lampada] recessed; vasca da bagno -a sunken o enclosed bath2 (riscosso) [ assegno] cashed -
7 sentirsi in gabbia
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