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21 finger **** fin·ger
['fɪŋɡə(r)]1. nhis fingers are all thumbs; he is all fingers and thumbs — è molto maldestro
to pull one's finger out fig fam — darsi una mossa
2. vttoccare, tastare, (keyboard) far scorrere le dita su -
22 knock down
knock [sb., sth.] down, knock down [sb., sth.]1) (cause to fall) (deliberately) [ aggressor] abbattere, stendere a terra [ victim]; [ police] sfondare [ door]; [ builder] abbattere, demolire [ building]; (accidentally) travolgere [person, object]; abbattere [ fence]3) (allocate) [ auctioneer] aggiudicare [ lot]* * *1) (to cause to fall by striking: He was so angry with the man that he knocked him down; The old lady was knocked down by a van as she crossed the street.) gettare a terra2) (to reduce the price of (goods): She bought a coat that had been knocked down to half-price.) ridurre, abbassare* * *vt + adv1) (building) demolire, (person) gettare a terra, stendere, (pedestrian) investire, (tree) abbattere, (door) buttare giù2) (price) abbassare, (object at auction) aggiudicare* * *knock [sb., sth.] down, knock down [sb., sth.]1) (cause to fall) (deliberately) [ aggressor] abbattere, stendere a terra [ victim]; [ police] sfondare [ door]; [ builder] abbattere, demolire [ building]; (accidentally) travolgere [person, object]; abbattere [ fence]3) (allocate) [ auctioneer] aggiudicare [ lot] -
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[maɪnd]1. n1) (gen) mente f, (intellect) intellettoto be uneasy in one's mind — avere dei dubbi, essere un po' preoccupato (-a)
to put or set or give one's mind to sth — concentrarsi su qc, applicarsi a qc
to bear or keep sth in mind — (take account of) tener presente qc, (remember) tenere a mente qc, non dimenticare qc
it went right out of my mind — mi è completamente passato di mente, me ne sono completamente dimenticato
to bring or call sth to mind — riportare or richiamare qc alla mente
2) (inclination, intention) intenzione f, ideato have sb/sth in mind — avere in mente qn/qc
to have in mind to do sth — avere intenzione or in mente di fare qc
3)to make up one's mind — decidersi, decidereto be in two minds about sth — essere incerto (-a) or indeciso (-a) su qc
to have a mind of one's own — (person: think for o.s.) saper pensare con la propria testa, (not conform) avere delle idee proprie
to my mind — a mio parere, secondo me
4) (sanity) cervello, mente f, testato go out of or lose one's mind — impazzire, perdere la testa
to be out of one's mind — essere pazzo (-a), essere uscito (-a) di senno, essere fuori di sé
2. vt1) (pay attention to, be careful of) fare attenzione a, stare attento (-a) anever mind — (don't worry) non preoccuparti, (it makes no difference) non importa, non fa niente
"please mind the step" — "attenti or attenzione al gradino"
mind you don't fall — attento a non cadere, fa' attenzione a non cadere
mind your language! — bada a come parli!, controlla le tue parole!
mind you,... fam — sì, però va detto che...
never mind him — non badargli, non fargli caso
never mind the expense — se costa caro, pazienza!
don't mind me! iro — per carità, non fare caso a me!
2) (attend to, look after: shop, machine, children) occuparsi di, badare a3)(be put out by, object to)
I don't mind what he does — non m'importa cosa fawhich? — I don't mind — quale? — è indifferente
I don't mind the cold/noise — il freddo/rumore non mi dà noia or fastidio
do you mind if I open the window? — I don't mind — le dispiace se apro la finestra? — faccia pure!
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24 wire ***
['waɪə(r)]1. n1) filo di ferro, Elec filo (elettrico)2) (telegram) telegramma m2. vt1) (Elec: house) fare l'impianto elettrico di, (circuit) installare, (also: wire up) (two pieces of equipment) collegare, allacciare2) Telec telegrafare3)to wire sth to sth — (tie) attaccare qc a qc con un filo
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25 cross out
cross out [sth.], cross [sth.] out cancellare* * *(to draw a line through: He crossed out all her mistakes.) cancellare, depennare* * *cross out [sth.], cross [sth.] out cancellare -
26 crossing
['krɒsɪŋ] [AE 'krɔːsɪŋ]1) (journey) (over water) traversata f.; (over border) attraversamento m.2) (for pedestrians) attraversamento m. pedonale, passaggio m. pedonale; ferr. (anche level crossing) passaggio m. a livello* * *1) (a place where a road etc may be crossed: a pedestrian-crossing; a level-crossing.) attraversamento, passaggio pedonale2) (a journey over the sea: I was seasick as it was a very rough crossing.) traversata* * *['krɒsɪŋ] [AE 'krɔːsɪŋ]1) (journey) (over water) traversata f.; (over border) attraversamento m.2) (for pedestrians) attraversamento m. pedonale, passaggio m. pedonale; ferr. (anche level crossing) passaggio m. a livello
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