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1 bizzarro
bizarre* * *bizzarro agg.1 strange; odd; peculiar; extravagant; eccentric; ( grottesco) bizarre2 ( di cavallo) high spirited.* * *[bid'dzarro]1) (strano) [oggetto, fatto, atto] bizarre, odd, weird; [ persona] peculiar, eccentric, weird; [ idea] outlandish, crazy; [ nome] funny, odd* * *bizzarro/bid'dzarro/1 (strano) [oggetto, fatto, atto] bizarre, odd, weird; [ persona] peculiar, eccentric, weird; [ idea] outlandish, crazy; [ nome] funny, odd; di forma -a oddly shaped -
2 bizzoso
bizzoso agg. ( capriccioso) capricious, wayward, wilful; ( irascibile) irritable, irascible; peevish; ( di cavallo) screwy.* * *[bid'dzoso]1) (capriccioso) capricious, whimsical2) [ cavallo] frisky, temperamental* * *bizzoso/bid'dzoso/1 (capriccioso) capricious, whimsical2 [ cavallo] frisky, temperamental. -
3 irrequieto
restless* * *irrequieto agg. (agitato) restless, uneasy: è stato irrequieto tutta la notte, he was uneasy all night; non essere così irrequieto, don't be so restless; un cavallo irrequieto, a frisky horse.* * *[irre'kwjɛto]* * *irrequieto/irre'kwjεto/[persona, animale] restless; [adolescente, alunno] rowdy; [ spirito] unquiet. -
4 nervoso
1. adj nervous( irritabile) edgy( asciutto) sinewyesaurimento m nervoso nervous breakdown2. m colloq il nervoso irritationmi viene il nervoso I'm beginning to get really irritated, this is getting on my nerves* * *nervoso agg.1 nervous: centro nervoso, nerve centre; esaurimento nervoso, nervous breakdown; ganglio nervoso, (nerve) ganglion; sistema nervoso, nervous system; terminazione nervosa, nerve ending // tensione nervosa, nervous tension // una risata nervosa, a nervous titter2 ( irritabile, eccitabile) nervous; irritable, short-tempered; (fam.) nervy; ( di cavallo) frisky: un bambino nervoso, a nervy child; è un uomo molto nervoso, he is very irritable (o short-tempered); oggi sono molto nervoso, today I am feeling very nervy; quel bambino diventa facilmente nervoso, that child is very excitable; aspettare mi rende nervoso, it annoys me to wait // siamo nervosetti, vero, oggi?, (iron.) we're a bit edgy today, aren't we? // (Borsa) mercato nervoso, jumpy market◆ s.m.1 nervousness, irritability: avere il nervoso, to be very irritable (o to be on edge) // non farmi venire il nervoso, don't get on my nerves // che nervoso! si è fermato l'orologio, damn! the clock has stopped2 ( persona nervosa) irritable person.* * *[ner'voso] nervoso (-a)1. agg1) (tensione, sistema) nervous, (centro) nerve attr2) (agitato) nervous, tense, (irritabile) irritable, touchysono sempre un po' nervoso prima di un compito in classe — I'm always a bit nervous before a test at school
3) (gambe, corpo) sinewy2. smfarsi prendere dal nervoso — to let o.s. get irritated
* * *[ner'voso] 1.1) [cellula, centro] nerve attrib.; [sistema, tensione] nervous2) (agitato) [ persona] nervous, tense; (irritabile) irritable, short-tempered, edgy3) (che denota nervosismo) [risata, tosse] nervous4) fig. [ mercato] nervous, jumpy colloq.2.sostantivo maschile colloq. irritability, nervousnessavere il nervoso — to be cross, to be on edge
far venire il nervoso a qcn. — to get on sb.'s nerves, to give sb. the willies colloq.
* * *nervoso/ner'voso/1 [cellula, centro] nerve attrib.; [sistema, tensione] nervous; esaurimento nervoso nervous breakdown3 (che denota nervosismo) [risata, tosse] nervouscolloq. irritability, nervousness; avere il nervoso to be cross, to be on edge; far venire il nervoso a qcn. to get on sb.'s nerves, to give sb. the willies colloq.; che nervoso! how frustrating! -
5 bizzarro agg
[bid'dzarro] bizzarro (-a)1) (strano, eccentrico) odd, queer, eccentric2) (focoso: cavallo) frisky -
6 bizzoso agg
[bid'dzoso] bizzoso (-a)1) (irascibile) irritable, quick-tempered, (capriccioso) capricious, self-willed2) (ombroso: cavallo) frisky -
7 imbizzarrire vi
[imbiddzar'rire](cavallo) to become frisky, get excited -
8 imbizzarrire
1 (di cavallo) to become* restive; to become* frisky; to shy: il cavallo s'imbizzarrì e lo fece cadere dalla sella, the horse shied and threw him out of the saddle2 (eccitarsi) to become* excited; (adirarsi) to fly* into a rage. -
9 bizzarro
agg [bid'dzarro] bizzarro (-a)1) (strano, eccentrico) odd, queer, eccentric2) (focoso: cavallo) frisky -
10 bizzoso
agg [bid'dzoso] bizzoso (-a)1) (irascibile) irritable, quick-tempered, (capriccioso) capricious, self-willed2) (ombroso: cavallo) frisky -
11 imbizzarrire
vi [imbiddzar'rire](cavallo) to become frisky, get excited
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