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1 doodle
I ['duːdl]nome scarabocchio m., ghirigoro m.II ['duːdl]verbo intransitivo scarabocchiare, fare scarabocchi* * *['du:dl] 1. verb(to make meaningless drawings and scribbles, usually while thinking, talking on the telephone etc.) scarabocchiare2. noun(a drawing of this sort.) scarabocchio* * *doodle /ˈdu:dl/n.1 disegnino; scarabocchio ( fatto per noia o pensando ad altro): His diary is all covered in doodles, il suo diario è pieno di disegnini2 (infant.) pisellino; pisello.(to) doodle /ˈdu:dl/v. i.* * *I ['duːdl]nome scarabocchio m., ghirigoro m.II ['duːdl]verbo intransitivo scarabocchiare, fare scarabocchi -
2 doodle doo·dle
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3 cock-a-doodle-doo
[ˌkɒkəˌduːdl'duː]nome chicchirichì m.* * *cock-a-doodle-doo /kɒkədu:dlˈdu:/A inter.B n.2 (infant.) gallo.* * *[ˌkɒkəˌduːdl'duː]nome chicchirichì m. -
4 dipsy-doodle
dipsy-doodle /ˈdɪpsɪˈdu:dl/A n. ( slang USA)1 imbroglio; raggiro2 imbroglione; truffatoreB a. attr.matto; svitato. -
5 cock-a-doodle-doo n
[ˌkɒkəˌduːd(ə)l'duː]chicchirichì m inv -
6 Yankee
['jæŋkɪ]1) AE (inhabitant of New England) nativo m. (-a), abitante m. e f. della Nuova Inghilterra; (of North) nativo m. (-a), abitante m. e f. del nord degli Stati Uniti2) stor. (soldier) nordista m.* * *['jæŋki]noun, adjective1) (a more affectionate word for (an) American.) Yankee2) ((used by Americans from the southern states of the USA) an American from the northern states.) (nordista)* * *Yankee /ˈjæŋkɪ/A n.B a. attr.di (o da) yankee; (stor.) nordista; (fam.) americano, statunitense: the Yankee army, (stor.) l'esercito nordista; ( oggi) l'esercito americanoYankeeismn.2 (ling.) americanismo.* * *['jæŋkɪ]1) AE (inhabitant of New England) nativo m. (-a), abitante m. e f. della Nuova Inghilterra; (of North) nativo m. (-a), abitante m. e f. del nord degli Stati Uniti2) stor. (soldier) nordista m.
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