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1 flick
I 1. [flɪk]2) (movement) movimento m. improvviso, scatto m., guizzo m.2. II [flɪk]1) (strike) dare un colpetto ato flick sth. at sb. — (with finger) tirare qcs. a qcn. (con un colpetto delle dita)
•* * *[flik] 1. noun1) (a quick, sharp movement: a flick of the wrist.) colpetto2) ((slang) a movie.) film2. verb(to make this kind of movement (to or with something): He flicked open a packet of cigarettes.) dare un colpetto* * *[flɪk]1. n(gen) colpettoSee:2. vt3. vi•* * *flick /flɪk/n.1 scatto; guizzo; mossa repentina: a flick of a switch, lo scatto di un interruttore; a flick of the wrist, uno scatto del polso; With a flick of its tail the fish disappeared, con un guizzo della coda il pesce scomparve2 colpo (breve e secco); schiocco: a flick of the whip, un colpo di frusta; a flick of the fingers, un colpetto secco delle dita ( dato con due dita); un buffetto4 (fam.) film6 (comput.) nei dispositivi touch screen, gesto effettuato con un dito per far scorrere una pagina o passare all'elemento successivo di una raccolta.(to) flick /flɪk/A v. i.( spesso con avv. o prep.) muoversi a scatti o rapidamente; guizzare: His eyes flicked over the page, i suoi occhi percorsero rapidamente la pagina; The snake's tongue flicked out, la lingua del serpente guizzò fuori (o apparve con un guizzo); A knowing glance flicked between them, si sono scambiati una rapida occhiata d'intesa; to flick past (st.), passare (davanti a qc.) con un guizzo (o di scatto)B v. t. ( spesso con avv. o prep.)1 agitare, scuotere (brevemente); scrollare; (far) schioccare (una frusta, ecc.): I flicked my hand and the insect flew away, scossi la mano e l'insetto volò via; She flicked the ash of her cigarette to the floor, scosse la sigaretta facendo cadere a terra la cenere; to flick back one's hair, rigettare indietro i capelli2 colpire leggermente; dare un colpetto (o un buffetto) a: to flick st. off one's sleeve, togliersi qc. dalla manica con un colpetto3 far scattare, azionare (un interruttore, una serratura): to flick a switch, azionare un interruttore; He flicked back the locks and opened the lid, fece scattare le chiusure e sollevò il coperchio; to flick open, aprire (facendo scattare la serratura)4 lanciare, scoccare ( un'occhiata): She flicked him an irritated glance, lei gli ha scoccato un'occhiata irritata5 (comput.) nei dispositivi touch screen, muovere rapidamente un dito per far scorrere una pagina o passare all'elemento successivo di una raccolta● (TV) to flick channels, cambiare canali velocemente; fare zapping; smanettare col telecomando (fam.).* * *I 1. [flɪk]2) (movement) movimento m. improvviso, scatto m., guizzo m.2. II [flɪk]1) (strike) dare un colpetto ato flick sth. at sb. — (with finger) tirare qcs. a qcn. (con un colpetto delle dita)
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2 skin
I 1. [skɪn]1) (of person) pelle f.2) (of animal) pelle f.3) (of fruit, vegetable, sausage) buccia f., pelle f.4) (on hot milk, cocoa) pellicina f.2.••II [skɪn]to be o get soaked to the skin essere bagnato o bagnarsi fino alle ossa; it's no skin off my nose o back colloq. non sono affari miei; by the skin of one's teeth — [ pass] per un pelo, per il rotto della cuffia; [ survive] per miracolo
1) spellare [ animal]2) (graze)••to keep one's eyes skinned — tenere gli occhi ben aperti, stare molto attento
* * *[skin] 1. noun1) (the natural outer covering of an animal or person: She couldn't stand the feel of wool against her skin; A snake can shed its skin.) pelle2) (a thin outer layer, as on a fruit: a banana-skin; onion-skins.) pelle, buccia, scorza3) (a (thin) film or layer that forms on a liquid: Boiled milk often has a skin on it.) pellicola2. verb(to remove the skin from: He skinned and cooked the rabbit.) scuoiare, spellare- skin flick
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- by the skin of one's teeth* * *I 1. [skɪn]1) (of person) pelle f.2) (of animal) pelle f.3) (of fruit, vegetable, sausage) buccia f., pelle f.4) (on hot milk, cocoa) pellicina f.2.••II [skɪn]to be o get soaked to the skin essere bagnato o bagnarsi fino alle ossa; it's no skin off my nose o back colloq. non sono affari miei; by the skin of one's teeth — [ pass] per un pelo, per il rotto della cuffia; [ survive] per miracolo
1) spellare [ animal]2) (graze)••to keep one's eyes skinned — tenere gli occhi ben aperti, stare molto attento
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3 chick
[tʃɪk]1) (fledgling) uccellino m.; (of fowl) pulcino m.2) colloq. (young woman) ragazza f.* * *[ ik](a baby bird: One of the chicks fell out of the blackbird's nest.) pulcino; uccellino* * *chick /tʃɪk/n.1 pulcino4 (fam.) ragazza; ragazza fissa; innamorata; pollastra, pollastrella (fig. pop.)● the chicks, i piccoli ( d'una famiglia) □ (fam.) chick flick, film per ragazze (spec. sentimentale).* * *[tʃɪk]1) (fledgling) uccellino m.; (of fowl) pulcino m.2) colloq. (young woman) ragazza f.
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