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fɔ:ls
1. прил.
1) а) неверный, неправильный, ошибочный Syn: erroneous, wrong б) юр. несправедливый( о приговоре)
2) не соответствующий каким-либо правилам а) фальшивый( об исполнении музыки) б) неверный, неграмматичный (о неправильном согласовании форм в языке) Syn: erroneous
3) ложный, не настоящий, поддельный (как в прямом, так и в переносном смысле) false teeth ≈ фальшивые зубы false document ≈ поддельный документ false pride false front Syn: artificial
4) неискренний, притворный, фальшивый a treacherous friend ≈ друг, оказавшийся предателем Syn: treacherous, spurious, forged, sham ∙ to give a false colour to smth., to put a false colour on smth. ≈ искажать, представлять что-л. в ложном свете to show a false face ≈ лицемерить
2. нареч.
1) уст. неправильно, не так как следует;
фальшиво( об исполнении музыкальных произведений) Syn: improperly, wrongly
2) обманным путем;
коварно His friends played him false. ≈ Его друзья обманули его. (Его друзья предали его.) Syn: faithlessly, perfidiously ( разговорное) лжец, обманщик подделка;
фальшивка ложный, неверный;
ошибочный - * accusation ложное обвинение - * note фальшивая нота - * shame ложный стыд - * pride ложная гордость;
ложное самолюбие - * pains (медицина) ложные /предварительные/ схватки( при родах) - to take a * step сделать неверный шаг;
совершить ошибку - to be in a * position оказаться в ложном /неловком/ положении - to give /to put/ a * colour on smth. искажать что-л., представлять что-л. в ложном свете - to give a * impression создать неправильное впечатление - the news has proved * сообщение оказалось неверным фальшивый, неискренний, притворный;
вероломный, лживый - * tears притворные /крокодиловы/ слезы - * to the core лживый /фальшивый/ насквозь - to be * to smb.'s trust обмануть чье-л. доверие - to be * to smb. обманывать кого-л., быть неверным кому-л. поддельный, фальшивый - * coin фальшивая монета - * hair фальшивые /накладные/ волосы, парик - * teeth искусственные /вставные/ зубы - * jewelry фальшивые драгоценности - * pillars декоративные колонны - * window глухое окно;
декоративное окно - * prophet лжепророк( техническое) дополнительный, вспомогательный( об элементах конструкции) ;
временный - * timbering( горное) временное крепление - * keel (морское) фальшкиль (юридическое) неправомерный, противозаконный - * imprisonment незаконное лишение( кого-л.) свободы > (to sail) under * colours (плыть) под чужим флагом;
выдавать себя за другого обманным путем;
коварно - to play smb. * обмануть кого-л.;
предать кого-л. - his memory played him * память подвела его - his wife played him * жена ему изменяла by ~ pretences путем обмана false вероломный ~ ложный, ошибочный, неправильный;
false pride ложная гордость ~ ложный ~ вчт. ложь ~ неверный ~ неправильный, ложный ~ неправильный ~ неправомерный ~ обманный, вероломный ~ обманный ~ ошибочный ~ поддельный ~ фальшивый (о деньгах) ;
искусственный( о волосах, зубах) ~ фальшивый, вероломный;
лживый;
обманчивый;
false pretences обман, притворство ~ фальшивый ~ keel мор. фальшкиль;
to give a false colour (to smth.), to put a false colour (on smth.) искажать, представлять (что-л.) в ложном свете ~ фальшивый, вероломный;
лживый;
обманчивый;
false pretences обман, притворство ~ ложный, ошибочный, неправильный;
false pride ложная гордость pride: ~ чувство собственного достоинства (тж. proper pride) ;
false pride чванство;
тщеславие ~ keel мор. фальшкиль;
to give a false colour (to smth.), to put a false colour (on smth.) искажать, представлять (что-л.) в ложном свете to play (smb.) ~ обмануть, предать (кого-л.) ~ keel мор. фальшкиль;
to give a false colour (to smth.), to put a false colour (on smth.) искажать, представлять (что-л.) в ложном свете to show a ~ face лицемерить -
23 friend
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24 friend
[frend]n- good friend- smb's friend
- friend of mine
- be friends with smb
- make friends with smb
- at one's friend's
- man is known by his friends
- false friends are worse than open enemies
- old friends and old wine are best
- when a friend asks there is no tomorrow
- friend in need is a friend indeedUSAGE:(1.) Единственное число слова friend с предшествующей относительной формой притяжательного местоимения её (соответственно his, their) обозначает "мой единственный друг"; сочетание с формой множественного числа: their friends все мои друзья. (2.) See aunt, n; USAGE (1.), (2.). (3.) See me, prp (4.) See mine, prp -
25 to play false
смошенничать ( в игре или соревновании); обманывать, надуватьI trusted my friend with my money, but he played me false and disappeared with it. — Я доверил своему другу деньги, а он меня обманул и сбежал с ними.
Appearances might play them false. — Внешность может их обмануть.
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26 play false
обманывать I trusted my friend with my money, but he played me false and disappeared with it. ≈ Я доверил своему другу деньги, а он меня обманул и сбежал с ними.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > play false
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28 _дружба і ворожнеча
the best friends must part better lose a jest than a friend better an open enemy than a false friend between friends all is common beware of enemies reconciled and meat twice boiled a broken friendship may be soldered but will never be sound a brother may not be a friend, but a friend will always be a brother a courageous foe is better than a cowardly friend a dog with a bone knows no friends don't trade old friends for new even reckoning makes long friends a faithful friend is better than gold a faithful friend is the medicine of life a friend in need is a friend indeed a friend in the market is better than money in the purse a friend married is a friend lost a friend to all is a friend to none a friend's envy is worse than an enemy's hatred friends are thieves of time friends are to be preferred to relatives friends may meet, but mountains never greet friends tie their purses with spider's thread friendship cannot stand always on one side friendship is love without wings friendship is not to be bought at a fair friendship often ends in love, but love in friendship never geese with geese and women with women gifts from enemies are dangerous God defend me from my friends; from my enemies I can defend myself God gives relatives; thank God we can choose our friends a good friend is a great treasure a good friend is my nearest relative have no friends not equal to yourself a hedge between keeps friendship green I cannot be your friend and your flatterer, too it is better to have one friend of great value than many friends of little value let not the grass grow on the path of friendship lend your money and lose your friend long absence changes friends a long spell of illness is apt to point out your best friends many acquaintances but few friends never trust a friend who deserts you in a pinch no matter what else you have, you are poor if you lack friends old friends and old wine are best prosperity makes friends; adversity tries them short acquaintance brings repentance speak well of your friends; of your enemies say nothing there is no better mirror than an old friend there is no little enemy a true friend is one who knows all your faults and loves you still true friendship is a plant of slow growth trust not a new friend nor an old enemy two is company, but three is none union is strength who seeks a faultless friend stays friendless a wise enemy is better than a foolish friend you cannot use your friends and have them tooEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > _дружба і ворожнеча
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29 मित्तपतिरूपक
මිත්තපතිරූපක mittapatiruupaka mittapatirūpaka adja false friend. -
30 ape
I [eɪp]1) zool. scimmia f. antropomorfa2) AE colloq. spreg. (person) scimmione m.II [eɪp]verbo transitivo scimmiottare [speech, behaviour]* * *[eip](a large monkey with little or no tail.) scimmia* * *[eɪp]1. n(esp anthropoid) scimmiato go ape Am fam — diventare stupido (-a)
2. vtFALSE FRIEND: ape is not translated by the Italian word ape* * *ape /eɪp/n.4 (arc.) imitatore● ape-like, scimmiesco; da scimmia □ ( slang USA) to go ape (o, volg., ape-shit), impazzire ( anche per l'entusiasmo); perdere la testa; andar fuori di testa; sballare; ( anche) dar fuori di matto.(to) ape /eɪp/v. t.scimmiottare; imitare; fare la scimmia a (q.).* * *I [eɪp]1) zool. scimmia f. antropomorfa2) AE colloq. spreg. (person) scimmione m.II [eɪp]verbo transitivo scimmiottare [speech, behaviour] -
31 audit
I ['ɔːdɪt]nome verifica f. contabile, revisione f. dei contiII ['ɔːdɪt]verbo transitivo verificare, rivedere [ accounts]* * *['o:dit] 1. noun(an official examination of financial accounts.) verifica di conti2. verb(to examine financial accounts officially.) verificare i conti- auditor* * *['ɔːdɪt]1. nrevisione f dei conti, verifica (ufficiale) dei conti2. vt(accounts) rivedere, verificareFALSE FRIEND: audit is not translated by the Italian word udito* * *audit /ˈɔ:dɪt/n.1 (comm., leg.) revisione contabile; revisione dei conti: to carry out the yearly audit, eseguire la revisione annuale dei conti; to be under audit, essere sottoposto a revisione contabile; audit firm, società di revisione contabile; audit report, relazione del revisore dei conti3 controllo; verifica● (in GB) Audit Commission, organo preposto al controllo delle spese degli enti locali □ (in GB) National Audit Office ► national.(to) audit /ˈɔ:dɪt/v. t.1 (comm., leg.) rivedere, verificare ( conti, bilanci, ecc.); sottoporre a revisione dei conti ( una società, ecc.)2 controllare; verificare* * *I ['ɔːdɪt]nome verifica f. contabile, revisione f. dei contiII ['ɔːdɪt]verbo transitivo verificare, rivedere [ accounts] -
32 brace
I 1. [breɪs]1) (for teeth) apparecchio m. (ortodontico)2) (for broken limb) stecca f.; (permanent support) apparecchio m. ortopedico3) ing. sostegno m., supporto m.4) (pair) (of birds, animals) coppia f.; (of pistols) paio m.5) (tool) girabacchino m.6) (symbol) graffa f.2. II 1. [breɪs]to brace one's feet against sth. — puntare i piedi contro, su qcs
2) ing. rinforzare, consolidare [wall, structure]2.to brace oneself — (physically) tenersi forte ( for in previsione di); fig. prepararsi o tenersi pronti ( for a, per; to do a fare)
* * *[breis] 1. noun1) (something that draws together and holds tightly: a brace to straighten teeth.) rinforzo, sostegno2) (a pair usually of game-birds: a brace of pheasants.) paio2. verb(to make (often oneself) firm or steady: He braced himself for the struggle.) raccolgiere le forze- braces- bracing* * *[breɪs]1. n1) Constr rinforzo, sostegno, (dental) apparecchio (ortodontico), macchinetta (per i denti), Typ graffa2) (pl inv: pair: of game birds) coppia, paio2. vt(strengthen) rinforzareFALSE FRIEND: brace is not translated by the Italian word braceto brace o.s. (also) fig — tenersi forte
* * *brace /breɪs/n.1 fermaglio; (mecc.) grappa, rinforzo, sostegno2 (ind. costr.) controvento; putrella3 (al pl., GB) bretelle4 (med.) busto ortopedico7 (tipogr.) graffa8 (mus.) legatura10 (falegn.) menarola11 (naut.) braccio; femminella● (mecc.) brace drill, trapano a codolo.(to) brace /breɪs/v. t.1 fermare; assicurare; (mecc.) collegare, sostenere, rinforzare3 (naut.) bracciare4 (ind. costr., aeron.) controventare; irrigidire● (naut.) to brace about (o around), bracciare per virare di bordo; controbracciare □ (naut.) to brace in (o to), bracciare a sopravvento □ to brace oneself, fare (o farsi) forza; puntellarsi; prepararsi; tenersi forte: He braced himself for the exam, si fece forza in vista dell'esame; Brace yourself for a shock!, preparati a ricevere un colpo! □ to brace up, rinvigorire, tirar su (fig.); tirarsi su ( di morale); (naut.) bracciare di punta.* * *I 1. [breɪs]1) (for teeth) apparecchio m. (ortodontico)2) (for broken limb) stecca f.; (permanent support) apparecchio m. ortopedico3) ing. sostegno m., supporto m.4) (pair) (of birds, animals) coppia f.; (of pistols) paio m.5) (tool) girabacchino m.6) (symbol) graffa f.2. II 1. [breɪs]to brace one's feet against sth. — puntare i piedi contro, su qcs
2) ing. rinforzare, consolidare [wall, structure]2.to brace oneself — (physically) tenersi forte ( for in previsione di); fig. prepararsi o tenersi pronti ( for a, per; to do a fare)
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33 bull
I 1. [bʊl]1) zool. toro m.2) (male of large animals) maschio m.3) (large man) omone m.4) astrol.5) econ. rialzista m. e f.2.modificatore [elephant, whale] maschio3.••II [bʊl]to go at sb., sth. like a bull at a gate — gettarsi a testa bassa contro qcn., qcs
* * *[bul]1) (the male of the ox family and of the whale, walrus, elephant etc.) maschio (dei grandi mammiferi); toro2) (a bull's-eye.) centro del bersaglio•- bullock- bullfight
- bullfighter
- bullring
- bull's-eye* * *I [bʊl] n1) toro, (male of elephant, seal) maschio2) (Stock Exchange) rialzista m/fFALSE FRIEND: bull is not translated by the Italian word bullo II [bʊl] nRel bolla (papale)* * *bull (1) /bʊl/A n.1 toro; bufalo (maschio)5 ► bull's-eye, def. 18 bulldogB a.3 ( Borsa) al rialzo; tendente al rialzo; rialzista: bull market, mercato rialzista (o al rialzo); bull campaign, campagna rialzista; bull operations, operazioni al rialzo● (stor.) bull-baiting, spettacolo popolare, in cui si aizzavano cani contro un toro incatenato □ (autom.) bull bar, protezione metallica antiurto; bull bar □ bull calf, torello □ bull's-eye ► bull's-eye □ (mus. fam, USA) bull fiddle, contrabbasso □ bull-headed, testardo, ostinato; precipitoso □ (tecn.) bull-nosed, arrotondato sul davanti (o di lato) □ (zool.) bull-of-the-bog ( Botaurus stellaris), tarabuso □ ( sport) bull point, punto di vantaggio □ ( Borsa) bull position, posizione lunga □ bull pup, cucciolo di bulldog □ ( Borsa) bull purchase, acquisto allo scoperto □ ( Borsa) bull run, corsa al rialzo □ (zool.) bull shark, ( Carcharhinus leucas) squalo leuca □ bull terrier, bull terrier □ to go at st. like a bull at a gate, gettarsi a testa bassa (o in quarta) contro qc.; affrontare qc. a testa bassa □ like a bull in a china shop, come un elefante in una cristalleria □ to take the bull by the horns, prendere il toro per le corna.bull (2) /bʊl/n.bull (3) /bʊl/n. [u](fam.) fesserie (pl.); balle (pl.); fregnacce (pl.): a lot (o a load) of bull, un mucchio di fesserie● ( USA) bull session, discussione di gruppo informale □ ( USA) to shoot the bull, raccontare balle; spararle grosse; ( anche) chiacchierare del più e del meno, cazzeggiare (pop.).(to) bull /bʊl/A v. i. ( Borsa)B v. t.● ( Borsa) to bull the market, comprare allo scoperto.* * *I 1. [bʊl]1) zool. toro m.2) (male of large animals) maschio m.3) (large man) omone m.4) astrol.5) econ. rialzista m. e f.2.modificatore [elephant, whale] maschio3.••II [bʊl]to go at sb., sth. like a bull at a gate — gettarsi a testa bassa contro qcn., qcs
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34 cane
I 1. [keɪn]1) (material) canna f., giunco m.2) (of sugar, bamboo) canna f.3) (for walking) bastone m. da passeggio; (plant support) tutore m.; (officer's) bastone m.; BE scol. (for punishment) canna f., verga f.2.modificatore [basket, furniture] di bambù, di giuncoII [keɪn]1) fabbricare con, rivestire di bambù [ chair]2) BE battere con la verga [ pupil]* * *[kein] 1. noun1) (the stem of certain types of plant (eg sugar plant, bamboo etc).) canna2) (a stick used as an aid to walking or as an instrument of punishment: He beat the child with a cane.) bastone2. verb(to beat with a cane: The schoolmaster caned the boy.) bacchettare* * *[keɪn]1. nBot canna, (for baskets, chairs) bambù m, (wicker) vimini m, (stick: for walking) bastone m (da passeggio), (for punishment) bacchetta2. vt Brit(Scol: pupil) picchiare con la bacchettaFALSE FRIEND: cane is not translated by the Italian word cane* * *cane /keɪn/n.5 canna; bastone da passeggio8 – the cane, la verga; vergate (pl.); punizione corporale: to give sb. the cane, assestare vergate a q.; punire qc. con la verga; fustigare● (bot.) cane apple ( Arbutus unedo), corbezzolo □ (edil.) cane-mesh ceiling, soffitto a cannicci □ cane sugar, zucchero di canna.(to) cane /keɪn/v. t.2 punire con la verga; prendere a vergate; fustigare.* * *I 1. [keɪn]1) (material) canna f., giunco m.2) (of sugar, bamboo) canna f.3) (for walking) bastone m. da passeggio; (plant support) tutore m.; (officer's) bastone m.; BE scol. (for punishment) canna f., verga f.2.modificatore [basket, furniture] di bambù, di giuncoII [keɪn]1) fabbricare con, rivestire di bambù [ chair]2) BE battere con la verga [ pupil] -
35 crude
[kruːd] 1.2) (unsophisticated) [person, manners] rude; [attempt, expression] grossolano3) (vulgar, rude) [language, joke] volgare; [ person] rude, rozzo4) (unprocessed) [ rubber] grezzo, non lavorato; [ statistic] bruto, approssimativo2.* * *[kru:d]1) (unrefined: crude oil.) greggio2) (rough or primitive: a crude shelter.) rozzo, rude•- crudity* * *[kruːd]1) (pej: clumsy, unsophisticated: method, idea) rozzo (-a), (light, colour) violento (-a)2) (simple: device, tool) rudimentale, (drawing) (appena) abbozzato (-a)3) (vulgar) volgare, grossolano (-a)4) (unprocessed: materials) grezzo (-a), (oil) greggio (-a)2. n(also: crude oil) (petrolio) greggioFALSE FRIEND: crude is not translated by the Italian word crudo* * *crude /kru:d/A a.2 (fig.) grezzo; rozzo; rudimentale; appena abbozzato: a crude log cabin, una rudimentale capanna di tronchi; a crude scheme, un progetto appena abbozzato4 grossolano; rozzo; rude; grezzo: a crude fellow, un individuo rozzo; crude manners, maniere rudi; a crude conversation, una conversazione grossolana5 nudo (fig.); puro e semplice (fig.): the crude reality, la nuda realtà; the crude facts, i fatti puri (e semplici)B n.● (ind. petrolifera) crude assay, saggio del greggio □ (ind. min.) crude ore, grezzo di miniera; tout-venant.* * *[kruːd] 1.2) (unsophisticated) [person, manners] rude; [attempt, expression] grossolano3) (vulgar, rude) [language, joke] volgare; [ person] rude, rozzo4) (unprocessed) [ rubber] grezzo, non lavorato; [ statistic] bruto, approssimativo2. -
36 dent
I [dent] II [dent]verbo transitivo intaccare (anche fig.); ammaccare [ car]* * *[dent] 1. noun(a small hollow made by pressure or a blow: My car has a dent where it hit a tree.) ammaccatura2. verb(to make such a hollow in: The car was dented when it hit a wall.) ammaccare* * *[dɛnt]1. n(in metal) ammaccatura, bozzo, (in wood) tacca, intaccaturato make a dent in fig — intaccare
2. vt(car, hat) ammaccare, (fig) intaccareFALSE FRIEND: dent is not translated by the Italian word dente* * *dent /dɛnt/n.1 impronta: The furniture had made dents in the carpet, i mobili avevano lasciato delle impronte nella moquette2 ammaccatura: There was a big dent in the side of the fridge, c'era una grossa ammaccatura sul lato del frigorifero3 (fig., fam.) riduzione ( di quantità o dimensioni): (fig.) to make a dent in st., intaccare qc.: Our trip to England has made a big dent in our savings, il viaggio in Inghilterra ha intaccato parecchio i nostri risparmi● (autom.) dent-resistant, a prova di ammaccatura.(to) dent /dɛnt/v. t.1 lasciare un'impronta in: The chair legs had dented the carpet, le gambe della sedie avevano lasciato delle impronte nella moquette; a hollow where her head had dented the pillow, un incavo corrispondente all'impronta lasciata dalla sua testa sul guanciale3 (fig.) intaccare: to dent sb.'s confidence [reputation], intaccare la fiducia in sé stesso [la reputazione] di q.* * *I [dent] II [dent]verbo transitivo intaccare (anche fig.); ammaccare [ car] -
37 mist
I [mɪst]1) (thin fog) foschia f.2) (from breath, on window) appannamento m.; (of tears) velo m.••II [mɪst]verbo transitivo vaporizzare [ plant]- mist up* * *[mist](a cloud of moisture in the air but very close to the ground, which makes it difficult to see any distance: The hills are covered in thick mist.) nebbia, foschia- mistily- misty
- mistiness
- mist over
- up* * *[mɪst]1. n2. vi(also: mist over) (eyes) velarsi, (also: mist over or up) (scene, landscape) annebbiarsi, offuscarsi, (mirror, window, windscreen) appannarsiFALSE FRIEND: mist is not translated by the Italian word misto* * *mist /mɪst/n.1 [uc] bruma; nebbia ( anche fig.); foschia: lost in the mists of the past, perduto nelle nebbie del passato(to) mist /mɪst/A v. i.2 ( anche to mist over) annebbiarsi; appannarsi: Her eyes misted over as she recalled her youth, gli occhi le si sono annebbiati al ricordo della sua giovinezzaB v. t.* * *I [mɪst]1) (thin fog) foschia f.2) (from breath, on window) appannamento m.; (of tears) velo m.••II [mɪst]verbo transitivo vaporizzare [ plant]- mist up -
38 mole
I [məʊl] II [məʊl] III [məʊl]nome (breakwater) molo m., frangiflutti m.* * *I [məul] noun(a small, permanent, usually dark, spot on the skin.)II [məul](a small burrowing animal with very small eyes and soft fur.)- molehill- make a mountain out of a molehill* * *I [məʊl] nZool fig talpaFALSE FRIEND: mole is not translated by the Italian word mole II [məʊl] n(on skin) neoIII [məʊl] nChem mole fIV [məʊl] n(breakwater) frangiflutti m inv* * *mole (1) /məʊl/n.neo; (med.) nevo pigmentoso.mole (2) /məʊl/n.3 (tecn.) macchina per scavo di gallerie; talpa (fam.)● (zool.) mole cricket ( Gryllotalpa gryllotalpa), grillotalpa □ as blind as a mole, cieco come una talpa.mole (3) /məʊl/n.molo foraneo; frangiflutti.mole (4) /məʊl/n.(chim.) mole; grammomolecola.* * *I [məʊl] II [məʊl] III [məʊl]nome (breakwater) molo m., frangiflutti m. -
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[ræm]nome abbr. random access memory memoria ad accesso casuale RAM f.* * *((abbreviaiton) Random Access Memory; computer memory that is used as a temporary store of data that may be changed or deleted.) RAM* * *[ræm]1. nZool montone m, ariete m, Astrol, Mil ariete2. vt1)to ram (into) — (pack tightly) calcare (in), pigiare (in), (push down) ficcare (in), (stick into) conficcare
2) (collide with: ship) speronare, (car) cozzare, sbattere controFALSE FRIEND: ram is not translated by the Italian word ramo* * *RAM (def. 1 /ræm/ def. 2 /ɑ:reɪˈɛm/)sigla* * *[ræm]nome abbr. random access memory memoria ad accesso casuale RAM f. -
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[ræm]nome abbr. random access memory memoria ad accesso casuale RAM f.* * *((abbreviaiton) Random Access Memory; computer memory that is used as a temporary store of data that may be changed or deleted.) RAM* * *[ræm]1. nZool montone m, ariete m, Astrol, Mil ariete2. vt1)to ram (into) — (pack tightly) calcare (in), pigiare (in), (push down) ficcare (in), (stick into) conficcare
2) (collide with: ship) speronare, (car) cozzare, sbattere controFALSE FRIEND: ram is not translated by the Italian word ramo* * *ram /ræm/n.1 (zool.) ariete; montone● (aeron.) ram rocket, razzo d'avviamento ( di pulsoreattore); ( anche) endostatoreattore, endoautoreattore.(to) ram /ræm/A v. t.1 urtare violentemente; sbattere contro; (naut.) speronare: The car rammed the motorcyclist on the side, l'auto ha urtato violentemente il motociclista di lato; The car was rammed off the road, l'auto è stata urtata e spinta fuori strada2 conficcare; ficcare: to ram a post into the ground, conficcare un palo nel terreno; to ram a stick through a hole, ficcare un bastone in un foro; to ram down the earth round a plant, calcare il terriccio intorno a una pianta; to ram one's hat down on one's head, ficcarsi il cappello in testa; to ram clothes into a bag, ficcare vestiti in una borsa3 (volg.) chiavare, fottere4 (volg.) inchiappettareB v. i.● (fig.) to ram st. down sb. 's throat, martellare q. con qc.: I'm fed up with adverts rammed down my throat, sono stufo di essere martellato dalla pubblicità □ (fig.) to ram st. home, far entrare qc. in testa.* * *[ræm]nome abbr. random access memory memoria ad accesso casuale RAM f.
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