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1 ghirigoro
m doodle* * *ghirigoro s.m. doodle, scribble: ha riempito una pagina di ghirigori, he filled a whole page with doodles.* * *[giri'gɔro]sostantivo maschile doodle, squiggle, scribblefare -i — to doodle, to draw squiggles
* * *ghirigoro/giri'gɔro/sostantivo m.doodle, squiggle, scribble; fare -i to doodle, to draw squiggles. -
2 chicchirichì
chicchirichì s.m.1 ( voce onomatopeica riproducente il canto del gallo) cock-a-doodle-doo2 ( crestina di cameriera) waitress's cap.* * *[kikkiri'ki]interiezione e sostantivo maschile invariabile cock-a-doodle-doo* * *chicchirichì/kikkiri'ki/intr. e m.inv.cock-a-doodle-doo. -
3 scarabocchiare
scribble* * *scarabocchiare v.tr. to scribble, to scrawl; to doodle: scarabocchiare una firma, to scribble (o to scrawl) a signature // mentre parlava scarabocchiava su un foglio, while he was speaking he was doodling on a sheet of paper.* * *[skarabok'kjare]verbo transitivo to scribble, to scrawl [nome, indirizzo]* * *scarabocchiare/skarabok'kjare/ [1]to scribble, to scrawl [nome, indirizzo]; scarabocchiare (su) un foglio to doodle on a sheet of paper. -
4 pasticciare
pasticciare v.tr.1 to mess up, to make* a mess of (sthg.); to bungle: mi ha pasticciato il lavoro a maglia, she has made a mess of my knitting; cerca di pasticciare meno il tuo disegno, try not to make a mess of your drawing2 ( fare sgorbi) to scribble on (sthg.): non pasticciare il libro!, don't scribble on your book!◆ v. intr. to make* a mess; to mess around: non sa far niente senza pasticciare, he can't do anything without making a mess.* * *[pastit'tʃare]verbo transitivopasticciare un lavoro — to bungle a piece of work, to make a mess of a job
pasticciare un libro — to scribble o doodle on a book
* * *pasticciare/pastit't∫are/ [1]1 (eseguire in modo confuso) pasticciare un lavoro to bungle a piece of work, to make a mess of a job -
5 scarabocchio
m (pl -cchi) scribble* * *scarabocchio s.m.1 scribble, scrawl: la tua firma è uno scarabocchio, your signature is a scrawl; un foglio pieno di scarabocchi, a sheet scribbled all over2 ( macchia d'inchiostro) blot3 (fig.) daub: questi non sono quadri, sono scarabocchi infantili, these are not pictures, but childish daubs.* * ** * *scarabocchiopl. - chi /skara'bɔkkjo, ki/sostantivo m.scribble, scrawl; (disegnino) doodle. -
6 arabescare
* * *[arabes'kare]verbo transitivo2) (ornare con ghirigori) to decorate with doodles* * *arabescare/arabes'kare/ [1]1 to decorate with arabesques2 (ornare con ghirigori) to decorate with doodles. -
7 pasticciare un libro
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8 scarabocchiare (su) un foglio
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9 chicchirichì escl sm inv
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10 ghirigoro sm
[ɡiri'ɡɔro](scarabocchio) doodle, scribble, (arabesco) flourish -
11 scarabocchiare vt
[skarabok'kjare](fare scarabocchi) to scribble, doodle, scrawl, (scrivere svogliatamente) to scribble off -
12 scarabocchio sm
[skara'bɔkkjo] scarabocchio (-chi)(sgorbio) scribble, scrawl, (disegno) doodle, fig, (pegg : quadro) daub, (macchia d'inchiostro) blot -
13 cuccurucù
cuccurucù inter. cock-a-doodle-do◆ s.m. crowing. -
14 chicchirichì
escl sm inv [kikkiri'ki] -
15 ghirigoro
sm [ɡiri'ɡɔro](scarabocchio) doodle, scribble, (arabesco) flourish -
16 scarabocchiare
vt [skarabok'kjare](fare scarabocchi) to scribble, doodle, scrawl, (scrivere svogliatamente) to scribble off -
17 scarabocchio
sm [skara'bɔkkjo] scarabocchio (-chi)(sgorbio) scribble, scrawl, (disegno) doodle, fig, (pegg : quadro) daub, (macchia d'inchiostro) blot
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