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1 din
I [dɪn] II [dɪn]to din sth. into sb. — colloq. ficcare qcs. in testa a qcn
* * *[din](a loud continuous noise: What a terrible din that machine makes!) chiasso, frastuono* * *[dɪn]1. n(from people, in classroom) chiasso, fracasso, baccano, (from machine, factory, traffic) rumore m infernale2. vthe tried to din it into her that... — ha cercato di ficcarle in testa che...
* * *din /dɪn/n.baccano; frastuono: a terrible [constant] din, un baccano tremendo [costante]; the din of the engines, il frastuono dei motori; to kick up (o to make) a din, fare un gran baccano; They struggled to hear each other above the din, si sforzavano di sentirsi a vicenda sovrastando il baccano.(to) din /dɪn/v. i.far chiasso; strepitare● to din st. into sb. (o into sb. 's ears), martellare q. con qc., ripetere qc. a q. fino alla nausea: The safety rules are dinned into them from the start, fin dall'inizio li martellano con le norme di sicurezza.* * *I [dɪn] II [dɪn]to din sth. into sb. — colloq. ficcare qcs. in testa a qcn
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2 dinner
['dɪnə(r)]1) (meal) (evening) cena f.; (midday) pranzo m.at dinner — a cena, a pranzo
to have dinner — cenare, pranzare
"dinner!" — "a tavola!"
* * *['dinə]1) (the main meal of the day eaten usually in the evening: Is it time for dinner yet?) cena2) (a formal party in the evening, when such a meal is eaten: They asked me to dinner; He was the guest of honour at the dinner; ( also adjective) a dinner party.) cena•* * *['dɪnə(r)]1) (meal) (evening) cena f.; (midday) pranzo m.at dinner — a cena, a pranzo
to have dinner — cenare, pranzare
"dinner!" — "a tavola!"
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3 ding-dong
['diŋdoŋ] 1. adjective((of an argument, fight etc) vigorous, with first one side then the other seeming to win.) combattuto2. noun(a noisy argument.) sfuriata* * *['diŋdɒŋ]1. n1) (of bells) dindon m inv2) Brit fam rissa2. adj Brit* * *ding-dong /ˈdɪŋdɒŋ/A n.1 [u] din don; scampanio2 (fam., solo sing.) alterco; rissaB a. attr.(fam.) ad armi pari; accanito: (fig.) a ding-dong battle, uno scontro ad armi pari; a ding-dong argument, una discussione accanita. -
4 subordinate
I 1. [sə'bɔːdɪnət] [AE -dənət] 2.nome subordinato m. (-a), subalterno m. (-a)II [sə'bɔːdɪneɪt]verbo transitivo subordinare (to a) (anche ling.)* * *[sə'bo:dinət] 1. adjective(lower in rank, power, importance etc: A colonel is subordinate to a brigadier.) subordinato2. noun(a person who is subordinate: to give orders to one's subordinates.) subordinato* * *subordinate /səˈbɔ:dɪnət/A a.subordinato; soggetto; dipendente; subalterno; sottoposto: (gramm.) a subordinate clause, una proposizione subordinata; to be subordinate to sb., esser soggetto a q.; dipendere da q.B n.subordinato; dipendente; subalterno; sottopostosubordinately avv. (to) subordinate /səˈbɔ:dɪneɪt/v. t.1 subordinare; mettere su un piano secondario: to subordinate one's own needs to those of the family, subordinare i propri bisogni a quelli della famiglia2 assoggettare; tenere in sottordine.* * *I 1. [sə'bɔːdɪnət] [AE -dənət] 2.nome subordinato m. (-a), subalterno m. (-a)II [sə'bɔːdɪneɪt]verbo transitivo subordinare (to a) (anche ling.)
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