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1 macello
macello s.m.1 (luogo dove si macellano le bestie) slaughterhouse, abattoir: costruire un nuovo macello, to build a new slaughterhouse2 (non com.) (macelleria) butcher's shop3 (il macellare) slaughtering: bestie da macello, animals for slaughter4 (massacro) slaughter, butchery, massacre: l'esplosione causò un macello, the explosion caused a massacre // condurre, mandare al macello, (a morte certa) to lead, to send to the slaughter // carne da macello, (di soldati) cannon fodder5 (fig. fam.) (disastro) mess, shambles; (affollamento) crowd, horde: i bambini hanno fatto un macello in cucina, the children have made a shambles in the kitchen; c'era un macello di gente alla festa, there were hordes of people at the party; che macello!, what a shambles!* * *[ma'tʃɛllo]sostantivo maschile1) (mattatoio) slaughterhouse, abattoir BE2) (strage) slaughter, massacre3) colloq. (disastro)••mandare qcn. al macello — to send sb. to his, her death
* * *macello/ma't∫εllo/sostantivo m.2 (strage) slaughter, massacre3 colloq. (disastro) l'esame sarà un macello the exam will be a disaster; hai fatto un macello in cucina you've made a shambles of the kitchencarne da macello cannon fodder; mandare qcn. al macello to send sb. to his, her death. -
2 carne
f fleshgastronomy meatcarne di maiale/manzo pork/beefcarne tritata mince* * *carne s.f.1 flesh: sono carne della mia carne, they are my own flesh and blood // in carne ed ossa, in the flesh (o in person)// rosa carne, flesh pink; color carne, flesh-coloured // essere bene in carne, to be plump (o stout); rimettersi in carne, to put on weight again // carne da cannone, (fig.) cannon fodder3 (fig.) flesh: il mondo, la carne, il diavolo, the world, the flesh, the devil; i peccati della carne, the sins of the flesh; (teol.) resurrezione della carne, resurrection of the body4 ( alimento) meat: carne bianca, white meat; carne congelata, frozen meat; carne conservata, corned meat; carne fresca, fresh meat; carne in scatola, tinned meat (o amer. canned meat); carne in stufato, stewed meat; carne rossa, ( di bue) beef; ( di montone) mutton; ( di porco) pork; carne tritata, minced meat (o mincemeat); questa carne è tenera, this meat is tender // non è carne per i vostri denti, (fig.) it is too good for you (o it is beyond your possibilities) // avere troppa carne al fuoco, to have too many irons in the fire // non essere né carne né pesce, to be neither fish, nor flesh, nor fowl (o to be neither one thing nor the other).* * *['karne] 1.sostantivo femminile1) (massa muscolare) fleshessere ben in carne — to be plump o stout
rimettersi in carne — to put on flesh o weight again, to fill out
2) (corporeità)i piaceri, i peccati della carne — the pleasures, sins of the flesh
3) (cibo) meat2.carne di manzo o bovina beef; carne di cavallo o equina horsemeat, horseflesh; carne di maiale o suina pork; carne di agnello lamb; carne di montone mutton; carne di vitello — veal
aggettivo invariabilecarne da cannone o da macello cannon fodder; carne rossa — red meat
••in carne e ossa — in the flesh, real live
* * *carne/'karne/ ⇒ 3I sostantivo f.1 (massa muscolare) flesh; essere ben in carne to be plump o stout; rimettersi in carne to put on flesh o weight again, to fill out2 (corporeità) i piaceri, i peccati della carne the pleasures, sins of the flesh3 (cibo) meat; carne di pollo chicken; carne di manzo o bovina beef; carne di cavallo o equina horsemeat, horseflesh; carne di maiale o suina pork; carne di agnello lamb; carne di montone mutton; carne di vitello veal(color) carne flesh-colouredmettere troppa carne al fuoco to have several irons in the fire; in carne e ossa in the flesh, real live; sono fatto di carne e ossa I'm only flesh and blood; non essere né carne né pesce to be neither fish nor fowl (nor good red herring); carne della mia carne my own flesh and blood; lo spirito è forte ma la carne è debole the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak\
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