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1 abbottonatura
abbottonatura s.f.1 row of buttons: l'abito aveva una lunga abbottonatura sulla schiena, the dress had a long row of buttons down the back; abito con abbottonatura laterale, a dress that buttons at the side2 ( l'abbottonare) buttoning.* * *[abbottona'tura]sostantivo femminile (bottoni) buttons pl.vestito con l'abbottonatura davanti, sulla schiena — front-, back-buttoning dress
* * *abbottonatura/abbottona'tura/sostantivo f.(bottoni) buttons pl.; vestito con l'abbottonatura davanti, sulla schiena front-, back-buttoning dress. -
2 abbottonato
abbottonato agg. ( cauto, riservato) reserved, reticent: è un tipo molto abbottonato, he's a very reserved person; stai abbottonato, (fam.) keep your mouth shut (o keep mum).* * *[abbotto'nato] 1.participio passato abbottonare2.2) colloq. fig. [ persona] buttoned up* * *abbottonato/abbotto'nato/II aggettivo1 (chiuso con bottoni) gonna -a di lato side-buttoning skirt; un vestito abbottonato sul davanti a dress with buttons all down the front2 colloq. fig. [ persona] buttoned up. -
3 vestito con l'abbottonatura davanti, sulla schiena
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > vestito con l'abbottonatura davanti, sulla schiena
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4 allacciatura
allacciatura s.f. lacing, tying, fastening; ( di bottoni) buttoning, fastening; ( di fibbia) buckling.
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