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I [maʊθ]1) (of human, animals) bocca f.with my, his etc. mouth open — a bocca aperta
he's got a big mouth — colloq. è un chiacchierone
2) (of cave, tunnel) imbocco m.; (of river) foce f., bocca f.; (of volcano) bocca f.; (of valley) imboccatura f.; (of jar, bottle) imboccatura f., bocca f.; (of bag, sack) apertura f., bocca f.••II [maʊθ]to leave a bad o nasty taste in one's o the mouth lasciare l'amaro in bocca; to take the words right out of sb.'s mouth togliere le parole di bocca a qcn.; wash your mouth out! — lavati la bocca col sapone!
1) (move lips silently) formare [qcs.] con le labbra (senza emettere suoni) [ word]2) spreg. (say insincerely)* * *1. plural - mouths; noun1) (the opening in the head by which a human or animal eats and speaks or makes noises: What has the baby got in its mouth?) bocca2) (the opening or entrance eg of a bottle, river etc: the mouth of the harbour.) collo; foce2. verb(to move the lips as if forming (words), but without making any sound: He mouthed the words to me so that no-one could overhear.) (dire qualcosa muovendo le labbra, ma senza emettere suoni)- mouthful- mouth-organ
- mouthpiece
- mouthwash* * *I [maʊθ]1) (of human, animals) bocca f.with my, his etc. mouth open — a bocca aperta
he's got a big mouth — colloq. è un chiacchierone
2) (of cave, tunnel) imbocco m.; (of river) foce f., bocca f.; (of volcano) bocca f.; (of valley) imboccatura f.; (of jar, bottle) imboccatura f., bocca f.; (of bag, sack) apertura f., bocca f.••II [maʊθ]to leave a bad o nasty taste in one's o the mouth lasciare l'amaro in bocca; to take the words right out of sb.'s mouth togliere le parole di bocca a qcn.; wash your mouth out! — lavati la bocca col sapone!
1) (move lips silently) formare [qcs.] con le labbra (senza emettere suoni) [ word]2) spreg. (say insincerely)
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См. также в других словарях:
eats — ☆ eats [ēts ] pl.n. Informal things to eat; food; meals * * * eats (ēts) pl.n. Slang Food, especially snacks. * * * … Universalium
eats — [i:ts] n [plural] informal food, especially for a party ▪ You get the drink, and I ll organize the eats … Dictionary of contemporary English
eats — [ its ] noun plural INFORMAL food or meals, usually at a social event: It won t cost anything, except for booze and eats … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
eats — (n.) food, in use mid 19c. in U.S., considered colloquial, but the same construction with the same meaning was present in O.E … Etymology dictionary
eats — [n] food chow, comestibles, eatables, fare, grub*, meals, nosh*, nourishment, nutriment, provisions, rations, snacks, sustenance, tidbits, victuals, vittles; concept 457 … New thesaurus
eats — ☆ eats [ēts ] pl.n. Informal things to eat; food; meals … English World dictionary
eats — n.pl. colloq. food. * * * present third singular of eat plural of eat * * * eats UK [iːts] US [its] noun [plural] informal food or meals, usually at a social event It won’t cost anything, except for booze and eats … Useful english dictionary
eats — noun Food. When are we going to get some eats? … Wiktionary
eats — A slang word for food of any kind. Mostly used in Western PA. I m hungry let s go down town and get some eats … Dictionary of american slang
eats — A slang word for food of any kind. Mostly used in Western PA. I m hungry let s go down town and get some eats … Dictionary of american slang
eats — noun (plural) informal food, especially for a party: You get the drink, and I ll organize the eats … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
