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1 coccodè
* * *[kokko'dɛ]sostantivo maschile invariabile cluck, cacklefare coccodè — to cluck, to cackle
* * *coccodè/kokko'dε/m.inv.cluck, cackle; fare coccodè to cluck, to cackle. -
2 chiocciare
chiocciare v. intr.1 to cluck, to chuckle2 ( covare) to sit* (on eggs), to brood.* * *[kjot'tʃare]* * *chiocciare/kjot't∫are/ [1] -
3 cantare
sing* * *cantare v. intr.1 to sing*: cantare a orecchio, to sing by ear; cantare a voce bassa, to sing low; cantare a voce spiegata, to sing out; cantare bene, to sing well; cantare alla tirolese, to yodel; cantare con accompagnamento di piano, to sing to a piano accompaniment; Beniamino Gigli cantava da tenore, Beniamino Gigli was a tenor; cantare in televisione, to sing on TV // lasciar cantare qlcu., (fig.) to let s.o. talk (o say what he wants)2 ( del gallo) to crow; ( della gallina) to cackle, to cluck; ( degli uccelli in genere) to sing*; ( cinguettare) to chirp, to warble3 (fam.) ( fare la spia) to grass; to squeal, to rat, to spill* the beans, to let* sthg. out // far cantare qlcu., to make s.o. talk◆ v.tr.1 to sing*: cantami quella canzone, sing me that song (o sing that song for me); cantare salmi, to chant psalms; cantare una canzone a bocca chiusa, to hum a song; cantare messa, to sing mass // cantarla chiara, to speak one's mind // cantare sempre la stessa canzone, to harp on the same string // cantare vittoria su qlcu., to crow over s.o.2 ( celebrare, specialmente con versi) to sing*, to celebrate in verse, to write* verses on (s.o., sthg.): cantare le lodi di qlcu., to sing s.o.'s praises (o to praise s.o. enthusiastically); cantare la bellezza della natura, to sing the beauties of nature.cantare s.m.1 ( modo di cantare) singing* * *[kan'tare]1. vicantare da tenore/da soprano — to be a tenor/soprano
2. vtMus to sing, Poesia, (anche: cantare in versi) to sing of* * *[kan'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to sing* [canzone, aria]2.cantare qcn. — to sing of sb
1) [ persona] to sing*3) colloq. fig. (parlare sotto interrogatorio) to squeal, to sing*••sapere qcs. cantando — to have sth. off BE o down AE pat
canta che ti passa — prov. = cheer up you'll get over it
cantare le lodi di qcn. — to sing sb.'s praises
* * *cantare/kan'tare/ [1]1 to sing* [canzone, aria]2 (celebrare in versi) cantare qcn. to sing of sb.(aus. avere)1 [ persona] to sing*; cantare a squarciagola to belt out; cantare in playback to lip-sync; cantare da contralto to sing alto3 colloq. fig. (parlare sotto interrogatorio) to squeal, to sing*sapere qcs. cantando to have sth. off BE o down AE pat; cantare vittoria to crow over a victory; cantarle chiare to speak one's mind; canta che ti passa prov. = cheer up you'll get over it; cantare le lodi di qcn. to sing sb.'s praises. -
4 crocchio
* * *far crocchio (attorno a qcn.) — to form a group o to gather (around sb.)
* * *crocchiopl. - chi /'krɔkkjo, ki/sostantivo m.group, circle, knot; far crocchio (attorno a qcn.) to form a group o to gather (around sb.). -
5 fare coccodè
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6 schioccare
schioccare v.tr. ( la frusta) to crack; ( le dita) to snap, to click; ( le labbra) to smack: schioccare a qlcu. un bacio sulla fronte, to smack (o to plant) a kiss on s.o.'s forehead; schioccare le dita, to snap (o to click) one's fingers; schioccare la lingua, to click (o cluck) one's tongue* * *[skjok'kare] 1.verbo transitivo to crack [ frusta]; to smack [ labbra]; to clack, to click [ lingua]; to snap, to click [ dita]2.* * *schioccare/skjok'kare/ [1] -
7 schiocco
schiocco s.m. ( di frusta) crack; ( di labbra) smack; ( di dita) snap, click; ( di lingua) click, cluck: un bacio con lo schiocco, a smacking kiss; uno schiocco con le dita, a click (o snap) of the fingers; uno schiocco con la lingua, a click of the tongue.* * *pl. - chi ['skjɔkko, ki] sostantivo maschile (con la frusta) crack; (con le labbra) smack; (con la lingua) clack, click; (con le dita) snap, click* * *schioccopl. - chi /'skjɔkko, ki/sostantivo m.(con la frusta) crack; (con le labbra) smack; (con la lingua) clack, click; (con le dita) snap, click. -
8 crocchiare
1 to crack; ( delle giunture delle dita) to crack2 ( della chioccia) to cluck. -
9 crocchiolare
crocchiolare v. intr. to crack, to cluck, to croak.
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