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1 damper
( AUSTRALIA)A simple outback bread made with flour, water and leavening. The dough is kneaded, formed into a round, and cooked in a pot buried in the coals of an open fire. -
2 smorzatore
smorzatore s.m. damper.* * *[zmortsa'tore]sostantivo maschile elettron. mecc. mus. damper* * *smorzatore/zmortsa'tore/sostantivo m.elettron. mecc. mus. damper. -
3 ammortizzatore
"shock absorber;Stossdämpfer;amortecedor"* * *m motoring shock absorber* * *ammortizzatore s.m.1 (mecc.) shock absorber; vibration damper: ammortizzatore idraulico, hydraulic shock absorber, oleo gear; ammortizzatore a olio, oleo damper2 (inform.) pad3 ammortizzatore sociale, social security cushion.* * *[ammortiddza'tore]sostantivo maschile mecc. fis. shock absorber* * *ammortizzatore/ammortiddza'tore/sostantivo m.mecc. fis. shock absorber\- i sociali (social) safety valves. -
4 ammortizzatore di vibrazioni
Ammortizzatore m di vibrazioniVibration damper, damper deviceDizionario italiano-inglese per macchine e attrezzature per l'imballaggio > ammortizzatore di vibrazioni
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5 doccia
f (pl -cce) showerfare la doccia take a shower* * *doccia s.f.1 shower: fare la doccia, to take (o to have) a shower; doccia scozzese, alternately hot and cold shower // fare una doccia fredda a qlcu., (fig.) to dampen s.o.'s enthusiasm (o spirits) (o to put a damper on s.o.'s enthusiasm); la notizia del matrimonio è stata per me una doccia fredda, I was stunned by the news of her marriage; perché non ti fai una doccia fredda, per calmare i nervi?, why don't you take a cold shower and calm down?2 ( condotto per l'acqua) conduit, water pipe3 ( grondaia) gutter* * *1) showerfare o farsi una o la doccia to have BE o take AE a shower, to shower; essere sotto la doccia — to be in the shower
2) (grondaia) gutter; (di scarico) drainpipe•doccia fredda — cold shower; fig. bucket of cold water
doccia scozzese — alternating hot and cold shower; fig. seesaw of good and bad events
* * *docciapl. -ce /'dott∫a, t∫e/sostantivo f.1 shower; fare o farsi una o la doccia to have BE o take AE a shower, to shower; essere sotto la doccia to be in the shower2 (grondaia) gutter; (di scarico) drainpipedoccia fredda cold shower; fig. bucket of cold water; doccia scozzese alternating hot and cold shower; fig. seesaw of good and bad events. -
6 freddare
freddare v.tr.1 to cool; to chill: freddare il brodo, to cool the broth (o the soup)2 (fig.) to cool, to damp, to dampen: nulla poteva freddare il suo entusiasmo, nothing could dampen his enthusiasm // non lasciar freddare una cosa, to do sthg. at once; non lasciar freddare l'occasione, to strike while the iron is hot (o to seize a good opportunity)3 ( ammazzare) to kill: lo freddò con una revolverata, with his revolver he shot him dead // le sue battute mi freddarono all'istante, (fig.) his cracks (o quips) silenced me on the spot.◘ freddarsi v.intr.pron. to become* cold; to cool down (anche fig.): vieni a mangiare prima che si freddi, come and eat before it gets cold; il suo fervore si è freddato, (fig.) his ardour (o enthusiasm) has cooled // non lasciare che la cosa si freddi, strike while the iron is hot.* * *[fred'dare]1. vt2. vip (freddarsi)to cool, become cold* * *[fred'dare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (raffreddare) to chill, to cool down2) (ammazzare) to kill, to gun down2.* * *freddare/fred'dare/ [1]1 (raffreddare) to chill, to cool down2 (ammazzare) to kill, to gun downII freddarsi verbo pronominaleto get* cold. -
7 raggelare
raggelare v.tr. to freeze* (anche fig.), to chill: il suo arrivo ha raggelato l'atmosfera della festa, his arrival put a damper on the party◆ v. intr. → raggelarsi.◘ raggelarsi v.intr.pron. to freeze* (anche fig.): a quella notizia gli si raggelò il sangue, the news made his blood freeze (o curdle).* * *[raddʒe'lare]1. visi sentì raggelare all'idea — his blood froze o ran cold at the idea
2. vt* * *[raddʒe'lare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (gelare) to freeze*2) fig. [discorso, frase] to chill [atmosfera, pubblico]2.raggelare il sangue a qcn. — to chill sb.'s blood
verbo pronominale raggelarsi to freeze* (anche fig.)* * *raggelare/raddʒe'lare/ [1]1 (gelare) to freeze*2 fig. [discorso, frase] to chill [atmosfera, pubblico]; raggelare il sangue a qcn. to chill sb.'s bloodII raggelarsi verbo pronominaleto freeze* (anche fig.); il sangue le si raggelò nelle vene her blood ran cold. -
8 frenasterzo
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9 parafiamma
parafiamma s.m.1 ( paratia antincendio) firestop, firewall2 ( di arma da fuoco) flame damper◆ agg. fire-resistant. -
10 umettatore
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11 ammortizzatore di guida
"steering damper;Lenkungsdämpfer;amortecedor da direção" -
12 antivibrante
"vibration-damper;Schwingungsdämpfer;raidisseur antivibratoire;antivibrante;antivibrante" -
13 freddare
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