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1 domesticated do·mes·ti·cat·ed adj
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2 wild ****
[waɪld]1) (not domesticated: animal, plant) selvatico (-a), (horse) brado (-a), (countryside) selvaggio (-a)to grow wild — (plant) crescere incolto (-a)
2) (rough: wind, weather) violento (-a), (sea, night) tempestoso (-a)3) (unrestrained, disorderly: child) turbolento (-a), (appearance, look) selvaggio (-a), (eyes) sbarrato (-a), (hair) incolto (-a)to run wild — (children) scatenarsi
4) (fam: angry) fuori di sé5)(
fam: enthusiastic) to be wild about — andare pazzo (-a) per2. n -
3 donkey
['dɒŋkɪ]nome zool. asino m., somaro m. (anche fig.)••I've known him for donkey's years — colloq. lo conosco da un sacco di tempo
* * *['doŋki]1) (a domesticated animal with long ears related to the horse but smaller.) asino2) (a stupid person: Don't be such a donkey!) asino, somaro•- donkey's years/ages* * *donkey /ˈdɒŋkɪ/n.2 (fig.) asino; imbecille● (naut.) donkey boiler, caldaia ausiliaria; calderina □ donkey derby, corsa degli asini ( alla fiera, ecc.) □ donkey engine, (tecn.) motore ausiliario; (ferr.) locomotiva da manovra; (ind. petrolifera) motore che aziona la pompa per l'estrazione del petrolio dal pozzo □ donkey jacket, giaccone corto, di pesante stoffa blu ( da operaio) □ (tecn.) donkey pump, cavallino ( pompa azionata da macchina a vapore) □ (fam. ingl.) donkey's years, un sacco di tempo; secoli: I hadn't seen her for donkey's years, erano secoli che non la vedevo □ (fam.) to do the donkey-work, tirare la carretta (fig.); fare il lavoro più ingrato □ donkey ride, giro su un somarello ( per bambini) □ (fam.) to talk the hindlegs off a donkey, parlare a più non posso.* * *['dɒŋkɪ]nome zool. asino m., somaro m. (anche fig.)••I've known him for donkey's years — colloq. lo conosco da un sacco di tempo
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4 domestic
[də'mestɪk]1) pol. (home) [market, affairs, flight, price] interno, nazionale; [ consumer] nazionale; [crisis, issue] di politica interna2) (of house) [activity, animal] domestico* * *[də'mestik]1) (of or in the house or home: a domestic servant; domestic utensils.) domestico, casalingo2) (concerning one's private life or family: domestic problems.) domestico3) ((of animals) tame and living with or used by people.) domestico4) (not foreign: the Government's domestic policy.) nazionale, interno•- domestication
- domesticity
- domestic help* * *[də'mestɪk]1) pol. (home) [market, affairs, flight, price] interno, nazionale; [ consumer] nazionale; [crisis, issue] di politica interna2) (of house) [activity, animal] domestico
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