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81 what time do you open for breakfast
kahvaltı saatiniz kaçta başlıyorEnglish-Turkish dictionary > what time do you open for breakfast
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82 what time do you open for breakfast
kahvaltı saatiniz kaçta başlıyorEnglish-Turkish dictionary > what time do you open for breakfast
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83 he likes to take his time over breakfast
English-German idiom dictionary > he likes to take his time over breakfast
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84 čas kdy se snídá
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85 morgunverîarstund
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86 pri raňajkách
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87 hora do pequeno-almoço
breakfast, breakfast-timeDicionário português (brasileiro)-Inglês > hora do pequeno-almoço
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88 desayuno
m.breakfast.pres.indicat.1st person singular (yo) present indicative of spanish verb: desayunar.* * *1 breakfast* * *noun m.* * *SM breakfastdesayuno a la inglesa, desayuno británico — English breakfast
* * *masculino breakfasttomar el desayuno or (Chi) tomar desayuno — to have breakfast
durante el desayuno — at o over breakfast
* * *= breakfast.Ex. And then he had nicked himself shaving, so badly that the styptic pencil had failed immediately to do its appointed task, delaying him so that he had to wolf down his breakfast, the eggs of which had on them a crust which he hated.----* desayuno-almuerzo = brunch.* desayuno continental = continental breakfast.* * *masculino breakfasttomar el desayuno or (Chi) tomar desayuno — to have breakfast
durante el desayuno — at o over breakfast
* * *= breakfast.Ex: And then he had nicked himself shaving, so badly that the styptic pencil had failed immediately to do its appointed task, delaying him so that he had to wolf down his breakfast, the eggs of which had on them a crust which he hated.
* desayuno-almuerzo = brunch.* desayuno continental = continental breakfast.* * *breakfasttomar el desayuno or ( Chi) tomar desayuno to have breakfastme lo dijo durante el desayuno he told me at o over breakfast* * *
Del verbo desayunar: ( conjugate desayunar)
desayuno es:
1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
desayunó es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativo
Multiple Entries:
desayunar
desayuno
desayunar ( conjugate desayunar) verbo transitivo
to have … for breakfast;◊ ¿qué desayunaste? what did you have for breakfast?
verbo intransitivo
to have breakfast
desayunarse verbo pronominal (AmL) ( tomar el desayuno) to have breakfast;
desayunose con algo to have sth for breakfast
desayuno sustantivo masculino
breakfast;
tomar el desayuno to have breakfast
desayunar
I verbo intransitivo to have breakfast
frml to breakfast
II verbo transitivo to have for breakfast
desayuno sustantivo masculino breakfast
' desayuno' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
almorzar
- clavar
- desayunar
- tomar
- tostada
English:
bed
- breakfast
- brunch
- continental breakfast
- get
- maid
- as
- continental
* * *desayuno nmbreakfast;a la hora del desayuno at breakfast time;¿qué tomaste de desayuno? what did you have for breakfast?;durante el desayuno, en el desayuno at o over breakfast;tomar el desayuno to have breakfastdesayuno continental continental breakfast;desayuno inglés English breakfast* * *m breakfast* * *desayuno nm: breakfast* * *desayuno n breakfast -
89 colazione
f prima breakfastdi mezzogiorno lunchcolazione al sacco picnicfar colazione have breakfast, breakfast* * *colazione s.f.1 ( del mattino) breakfast: colazione all'inglese, English breakfast; ora di colazione, breakfast time; tavola per la colazione, breakfast table // far colazione, to have breakfast (o to breakfast): fece colazione con un pezzo di pane, he breakfasted on a piece of bread2 ( di mezzogiorno) lunch, luncheon: colazione affrettata, quick lunch; fui pregato di restare a colazione, I was asked to stay to lunch; invitare qlcu. a colazione, to ask s.o. to lunch; offrire a qlcu. una buona colazione, to give s.o. a good lunch // fare colazione, to have lunch (o to lunch): noi facciamo colazione a mezzogiorno, we have lunch at noon // colazione al sacco, packed lunch; ( picnic) picnic (lunch) // colazione di lavoro, business (o working) lunch.* * *[kolat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) (del mattino) breakfastfare (la prima) colazione — to have o eat (one's) breakfast, to breakfast
2) (di mezzogiorno) lunchcolazione di lavoro — business o working lunch
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90 утреннее телевизионное вещание
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > утреннее телевизионное вещание
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92 dag-mál
n. (vide dagr), prop. ‘day-meal,’ one of the divisions of the day, usually about 8 or 9 o’clock A. M.; the Lat. hora tertia is rendered by ‘er vér köllum dagmál, ‘ which we call d., Hom. 142; cnn er ekki liðit af dagmálum, Hom. (St.) 10. Acts ii. 15; in Glúm. 342 we are told that the young Glum was very lazy, and lay in bed till day-meal every morning, cp. also 343; Hrafn. 28 and O. H. L. 18—á einum morni milli rismála ok dagmála—where distinction is made between rismál ( rising time) and dagmál, so as to make a separate dagsmark (q. v.) of each of them; and again, a distinction is made between ‘midday’ and dagmal, Ísl. ii. 334. The dagmal is thus midway between ‘rising’ and ‘midday,’ which accords well with the present use. The word is synonymous with dagverðarmál, breakfast-time, and denotes the hour when the ancient Icel. used to take their chief meal, opposed to náttmál, night-meal or supper-time, Fms. viii. 330; even the MSS. use dagmál and dagverðarmál indiscriminately; cp. also Sturl. iii. 4 C; Rb. 452 says that at full moon the ebb takes place ‘at dagmálum.’ To put the dagmál at 7.30 A. M., as Pál Vídalin does, seems neither to acccord with the present use nor the passage in Glum or the eccl. hora tertia, which was the nearest hour answering to the Icel, calculation of the day. In Fb. i. 539 it is said that the sun set at ‘eykð’ (i. e. half-past three o’clock), but rose at ‘dagmál’ which puts the dagmal at 8.30 A. M.COMPDS: dagmálastaðr, dagmalatið. -
93 arsehole
I1) ( også om person) rasshøl, drittsekk2) ( om sted) hølarseholes! fy faen!, (nei), faen heller!, for faen!from arsehole to breakfast-time hele tiden, hele veien, i ett settIIverb \/ɑːshəʊl\/ ( vulgært)1) smiske, rævslikke2) kaste ut, kaste på dør3) sparke noen (fra jobb)arsehole off ta beina fatt, fordufte -
94 reggelizőidő
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95 make shift
1) (with smth., to do smth.) довольствоваться чем-л., примириться с чем-л. (отсюда make-shift временная замена, суррогат и makeshift употребляемый за неимением лучшего, временный)‘If I had a son,’ he thought bitterly, ‘a proper legal son, I could make shift to go on as I used.’ (J. Galsworthy, ‘In Chancery’, part I, ch. XIV) — "Если бы у меня был сын, - думал он с горечью, - собственный законный сын, я мог бы примириться с той жизнью, какую я вел до сих пор".
We cannot afford to employ... efficient assistants but have to make shift with cheap labour. (‘Bookseller’, OED) — Мы не можем позволить себе... иметь хороших помощников, приходится довольствоваться теми, которых наняли по дешевке.
2) (without smth.) обходиться без чего-л.While she was putting on her hat and furs, she thought: ‘I shan't take a bag; I can always make shift.’ (J. Galsworthy, ‘Beyond’, part IV, ch. VII) — Надевая шляпу и меха, Джин подумала: "Сумочку я не возьму, обойдусь и без нее".
3) (to do, etc.) ухитриться, добиться, заставить себя (сделать что-л.)When she first came here she could speak no English; now she can make shift to talk it a little. (Ch. Brontë, ‘Jane Eyre’, ch. XI) — Когда девочка появилась здесь, она совсем не умела говорить по-английски, но теперь уже немного научилась.
Breakfast time came, and I made shift to swallow some hot tea. (R. L. Stevenson and L. Osbourne, ‘The Wrecker’, ch. XII) — Когда наступило время завтрака, я едва заставил себя выпить горячего чая.
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96 television
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1. телевидение; телевизор2. телевизионныйThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > television
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98 itqutchiġnaqsiruq
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99 Frühstück
n1. breakfast; erstes Frühstück (early) breakfast; zweites Frühstück second breakfast, mid-morning snack, Brit. auch etwa elevenses Pl.; Zimmer mit Frühstück bed and breakfast* * *das Frühstückbreakfast* * *Früh|stücknt -s, -ebreakfast; (= Frühstückspause) morning or coffee breakzweites Frǘhstück — ≈ elevenses (Brit inf), ≈ midmorning snack
um 9 Uhr ist Frǘhstück — breakfast is at 9 o'clock
was isst du zum Frǘhstück? — what do you have for breakfast?
die ganze Familie saß beim Frǘhstück — the whole family were having breakfast
* * *(the first meal of the day: What time do you serve breakfast?; I have coffee and toast at breakfast; I never eat breakfast.) breakfast* * *Früh·stück<-s, -e>[ˈfry:ʃtʏk]nt breakfastum 8 Uhr gibt's \Frühstück breakfast is at 8 o'clockzum \Frühstück for breakfastdie ganze Familie saß beim \Frühstück the whole family were having breakfastder Preis versteht sich inklusive \Frühstück the price includes breakfast* * *das; Frühstücks, Frühstücke breakfast•• Cultural note:Breakfast in Germany typically consists of strong coffee, slices of bread or fresh rolls with butter, jam, honey, sliced cheese and meat, and maybe a boiled egg. For working people and schoolchildren, who have little time for breakfast first thing in the morning, a zweites Frühstück is common at around 10 a.m* * *1. breakfast;erstes Frühstück (early) breakfast;Zimmer mit Frühstück bed and breakfastFrühstück machen stop for one’s second breakfast* * *das; Frühstücks, Frühstücke breakfast•• Cultural note:Breakfast in Germany typically consists of strong coffee, slices of bread or fresh rolls with butter, jam, honey, sliced cheese and meat, and maybe a boiled egg. For working people and schoolchildren, who have little time for breakfast first thing in the morning, a zweites Frühstück is common at around 10 a.m* * *n.breakfast n. -
100 have
I 1. [ forma debole həv] [ forma forte hæv]1) (possess) avere2) (consume)3) (want) volere, prendere4) (receive, get) ricevere [letter, parcel]; avere, ricevere [news, information]to let sb. have sth. — lasciare prendere qcs. a qcn
5) (hold) fare [party, meeting, enquiry]; organizzare [competition, exhibition]; avere [ conversation]6) (exert, exhibit) avere [effect, courage, courtesy] ( to do di fare); avere, esercitare [ influence]7) (spend) passare, trascorrereto have sth. to do — avere qcs. da fare
9) (undergo, suffer) avereto have (the) flu, a heart attack — avere l'influenza, un infarto
to have sth. done — far fare qcs.
to have sb. do sth. — fare fare qcs. a qcn.
12) (allow) permettere, tollerare13) (physically hold) tenere14) (give birth to) [woman, animal] avere [child, young]over here, we have a painting by Picasso — qui abbiamo un dipinto di Picasso
2.what we have here is a group of extremists — quello con cui abbiamo a che fare è un gruppo di estremisti
1) (must)2) (need to)you don't have to o you haven't got to leave so early non è necessario che te ne vada così presto; did you have to spend so much money? era necessario che spendessi così tanti soldi? something had to be done — si doveva fare qualcosa
3.this has (got) to be the most difficult decision I've ever made — questa è proprio la decisione più difficile che abbia mai preso
1) avere; (with movement and reflexive verbs) essere2) (in tag questions etc.)you've seen the film, haven't you? — hai visto il film, vero?
you haven't seen the film, have you? — non hai visto il film, vero?
you haven't seen my bag, have you? — hai per caso visto la mia borsa?
"he's already left" - "has he indeed!" — "è già andato via" - "davvero?"
"you've never met him" - "yes I have!" — "non l'hai mai incontrato" - "invece sì!"
having finished his breakfast, he went out — finito di fare colazione, uscì
4) (because)having already won twice, he's a favourite — dato che ha già vinto due volte, è uno dei favoriti
•- have in- have on- have up••to have done with sth. — finire (di usare qcs.) o finire con qcs.
this TV has had it — colloq. questa televisione ha fatto il suo tempo
when your father finds out, you've had it! — colloq. quando tuo padre lo viene a sapere, sei rovinato!
I can't do any more, I've had it! — colloq. non ne posso più, sono stremato!
I've had it (up to here) — colloq. non ne posso più
to have it in for sb. — colloq. avercela (a morte) con qcn.
she has, doesn't have it in her to do — sarebbe, non sarebbe mai capace di fare
II [hæv]you have o you've got me there! mi hai colto in fallo! o toccato! and the ayes, noes have it i sì, i no sono in maggioranza; and what have you...eccetera,...e quant'altro; there are no houses to be had — non c'è modo di trovare delle case
* * *(to have or keep (something) in case or until it is needed: If you go to America please keep some money in reserve for your fare home.) tenere di riserva* * *have /hæv/n. (fam.)1 (antiq. GB) imbroglio; inganno; fregatura (fam.)2 (solo al pl.) abbienti; benestanti; ricchi; nazioni ricche: the haves and have-nots, i ricchi e i poveri; chi ha e chi non ha.♦ (to) have /hæv, həv/1 (ausiliare, nella voce attiva) avere; essere: «Have you seen it?» «Yes, I have [No, I haven't]», «l'hai visto?» «sì, l'ho visto [no, non l'ho visto]»; He had come back, era ritornato2 avere; possedere; ottenere; ricevere: The school has a large playing field, la scuola ha un grande campo di gioco; He has a moustache, ha i baffi; I've got ( USA: I have) a cold, ho il raffreddore; We had fine weather all the time, abbiamo sempre avuto tempo buono; He hasn't (fam.: hasn't got; USA: doesn't have) much time, non ha molto tempo; How much money have you got? ( USA: do you have)?, quanto denaro (fam.: quanti soldi) hai?; I had some work to do, avevo un po' di lavoro da fare; I've always wanted to have a sports car, ho sempre desiderato (avere) un'auto sportiva3 prendere; possedere: Have some more biscuits!, prendi degli altri biscotti!; Have a drink!, prendi qualcosa da bere!; bevi qualcosa!4 (in varie loc.) fare: to have a walk [a ride, a swim, a bath, a dance, a dream, a game], fare una passeggiata [una cavalcata, una nuotata, un bagno, un ballo, un sogno, una partita]; They're having a meeting, stanno facendo una riunione5 (causativo: seguito da un p. p.) fare (più un inf.): I must have my hair cut, devo farmi tagliare i capelli; I had my watch repaired, feci riparare l'orologio6 (causativo: seguito da un inf. o da una forma in - ing) fare (più un inf.): I'll have the plumber do it, lo farò fare all'idraulico; He had us all laughing at his story, con la sua storiella ci fece ridere tutti7 (seguito da un p. p.) subire ( l'azione specificata): Frank has had his leg broken, Frank si è rotto la gamba (o ha subito la rottura della gamba); I had my car stolen yesterday, ieri mi hanno rubato la macchina8 ( anche to have got) avere da; dovere; toccare (impers.): I have to go to the dentist's, devo andare dal dentista; DIALOGO → - Going for an interview- What time do you have to be there?, a che ora devi essere là?; We only fight because we have to, ci battiamo soltanto perché dobbiamo farlo (o perché è nostro dovere); DIALOGO → - At the station 2- Do the children have to pay?, i bambini pagano il biglietto?9 permettere; sopportare; tollerare: I won't have bad behaviour, non permetto che ci si comporti male; I won't have it!, non lo permetto!; non l'accetto!11 avere alla propria mercé; tenere in pugno (fig.); avere la meglio su (q.)12 (fam., di solito al passivo) fregare (fam.); imbrogliare; ingannare; farla a (q.): I have been had!, mi sono fatto fregare! (o me l'hanno fatta!)13 (seguito da it) dire; scrivere; asserire; sostenere: The newspapers have it that the firm will go bankrupt, i giornali scrivono che la ditta è sull'orlo del fallimento14 (form.) conoscere; sapere; parlare: He has little [no] English, conosce poco [non sa (o non parla)] l'inglese15 prendere; mangiare; bere; fumare: I had a sandwich for lunch, ho mangiato un panino a pranzo; DIALOGO → - Ordering drinks- What are you having?, che prendi?; DIALOGO → - Ordering drinks- I'll have a pint of cider, prendo un bicchiere di sidro16 (fam.) corrompere; comprare (fam.)17 (idiom.; per es., in:) Let me have a try [a look]!, fammi provare [dare un'occhiata]!; I offered it to him, but he wouldn't have it, glielo offrii, ma lo rifiutò; Have your homework done in an hour!, che i tuoi compiti siano finiti entro un'ora!● (leg.) to have and to hold, avere (o possedere) a pieno titolo ( di proprietà) □ ( slang) to have a ball, divertirsi un sacco □ to have charge of sb., avere la responsabilità (o essere responsabile) di q. □ to have charge of st., avere in custodia qc.; custodire qc. □ to have to do with, avere (a) che fare (o a che vedere) con: I don't want to have anything to do with him, non voglio aver nulla a che fare con lui □ to have done with, cessare, smettere (di fare qc.); averla fatta finita con, non volerne più sapere di □ to have done with it, finirla, farla finita; non pensarci più □ (fam. GB) to have a down on sb., avercela con q. □ to have fun, divertirsi; spassarsela □ to have a good time, divertirsi, spassarsela: DIALOGO → - At the airport- Have a good time, divertiti; divertitevi □ (fam.) to have had it, essere finito (o rovinato, spacciato); ( di persona o macchina) non farcela più; ( di un indumento, ecc.) essere logoro (o consumato, consunto) □ (fam.) to have had one too many, avere alzato un po' il gomito (fig.); essere un po' brillo □ ( in una votazione) to have it, vincere, avere la maggioranza: The ayes have it, vincono i sì □ ( slang volg. GB) to have it away with sb. = to have it off with sb. ► have off □ to have ( got) it coming, tirarsi addosso un guaio; meritare ( una punizione, ecc.); meritarsela, cercarsela (fam.): He had it coming!, se l'è meritata (o cercata)! □ to have it one's ( own) way, fare a modo proprio; averla vinta: In the end she had it her way, alla fine l'ha avuta vinta lei □ (fam.) Have it your (own) way!, va bene, facciamo come vuoi tu!; hai vinto! □ to have sex with sb., fare sesso (o andare a letto) con q. □ to have st. [sb.] ( all) to oneself, avere qc. [q.] tutto per sé □ to let sb. have st., fare avere (o dare) qc. a q.: Let me have your lighter, dammi il tuo accendino □ (fam.) to let sb. have it, dire a q. il fatto suo; non mandargliela a dire; ( anche) attaccare, dare addosso a q.: Let him have it!, (dagli) addosso! □ (fam.) I have it! (o I've got it), ci sono!; ho capito!; ( anche) lo so!, so rispondere! □ (fam. USA) to have what it takes, avere quel che ci vuole; avere le qualità necessarie (per fare qc.) □ You have me (o you've got me) there!, mi hai preso in castagna!; un punto a tuo favore!; ( anche) non lo so (proprio)!; mi arrendo! (fig.) □ to be not having any, non accettare; non volerne sapere: I tried to convince her, but she wasn't having any, tentai di convincerla, ma lei non voleva nemmeno sentirne parlare □ I [you] had better, farei [faresti] meglio; sarebbe meglio che io [tu] (più inf. senza to): You'd better go home at once, faresti meglio ad andare subito a casa NOTA D'USO: - had better- □ ( slang USA) Have a good (o a nice) one!, ciao!; stammi bene! □ (fam. scherz.) Have a heart!, abbi pietà!; sii buono!NOTA D'USO: - to have- NOTA D'USO: - to have breakfast (lunch, dinner, ecc.)-* * *I 1. [ forma debole həv] [ forma forte hæv]1) (possess) avere2) (consume)3) (want) volere, prendere4) (receive, get) ricevere [letter, parcel]; avere, ricevere [news, information]to let sb. have sth. — lasciare prendere qcs. a qcn
5) (hold) fare [party, meeting, enquiry]; organizzare [competition, exhibition]; avere [ conversation]6) (exert, exhibit) avere [effect, courage, courtesy] ( to do di fare); avere, esercitare [ influence]7) (spend) passare, trascorrereto have sth. to do — avere qcs. da fare
9) (undergo, suffer) avereto have (the) flu, a heart attack — avere l'influenza, un infarto
to have sth. done — far fare qcs.
to have sb. do sth. — fare fare qcs. a qcn.
12) (allow) permettere, tollerare13) (physically hold) tenere14) (give birth to) [woman, animal] avere [child, young]over here, we have a painting by Picasso — qui abbiamo un dipinto di Picasso
2.what we have here is a group of extremists — quello con cui abbiamo a che fare è un gruppo di estremisti
1) (must)2) (need to)you don't have to o you haven't got to leave so early non è necessario che te ne vada così presto; did you have to spend so much money? era necessario che spendessi così tanti soldi? something had to be done — si doveva fare qualcosa
3.this has (got) to be the most difficult decision I've ever made — questa è proprio la decisione più difficile che abbia mai preso
1) avere; (with movement and reflexive verbs) essere2) (in tag questions etc.)you've seen the film, haven't you? — hai visto il film, vero?
you haven't seen the film, have you? — non hai visto il film, vero?
you haven't seen my bag, have you? — hai per caso visto la mia borsa?
"he's already left" - "has he indeed!" — "è già andato via" - "davvero?"
"you've never met him" - "yes I have!" — "non l'hai mai incontrato" - "invece sì!"
having finished his breakfast, he went out — finito di fare colazione, uscì
4) (because)having already won twice, he's a favourite — dato che ha già vinto due volte, è uno dei favoriti
•- have in- have on- have up••to have done with sth. — finire (di usare qcs.) o finire con qcs.
this TV has had it — colloq. questa televisione ha fatto il suo tempo
when your father finds out, you've had it! — colloq. quando tuo padre lo viene a sapere, sei rovinato!
I can't do any more, I've had it! — colloq. non ne posso più, sono stremato!
I've had it (up to here) — colloq. non ne posso più
to have it in for sb. — colloq. avercela (a morte) con qcn.
she has, doesn't have it in her to do — sarebbe, non sarebbe mai capace di fare
II [hæv]you have o you've got me there! mi hai colto in fallo! o toccato! and the ayes, noes have it i sì, i no sono in maggioranza; and what have you...eccetera,...e quant'altro; there are no houses to be had — non c'è modo di trovare delle case
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