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61 ■ thrust through
■ thrust throughv. t. + avv. (o prep.)trafiggere; trapassare: The spear thrust him through, la lancia lo trafisse □ to thrust one's way through ( the crowd), farsi largo a spintoni tra la folla. -
62 ■ walk through
■ walk throughA v. i. + prep.1 camminare attraverso (o in, su): to walk through the woods, camminare nei boschi; to walk through the snow, camminare sulla neveB v. i. + avv.1 passare attraverso; attraversareC v. t. + prep. -
63 ■ wind through
■ wind throughA v. i. + prep.1 serpeggiare in; attraversare serpeggiando: The river winds through the valley, il fiume serpeggia nella valle; A path winds through the jungle, un sentiero tortuoso attraversa la giunglaB v. t. + prep.(fig.) impregnare (qc. ) di ( sentimenti, ecc.); cospargere di, diffondere ( idee, ecc.) in ( scritti, discorsi, ecc.). -
64 plough through
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65 win through
uscire vincitore, spuntarlato win through to — qualificarsi per [ semifinal etc]
* * *(to succeed in getting (to a place, the next stage etc): It will be a struggle, but we'll win through in the end.) (farcela)* * *uscire vincitore, spuntarlato win through to — qualificarsi per [ semifinal etc]
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66 ■ bring through
■ bring throughA v. t. + avv.far guarire; salvareB v. t. + prep.far superare ( una difficoltà, un pericolo, ecc.) a: Can the government bring us through this crisis?, è in grado il governo di farci superare questa crisi? -
67 ■ check through
■ check throughv. t. + prep.1 controllare a fondo; verificare attentamente -
68 ■ fall through
■ fall throughv. i. + avv.andare a monte (o all'aria); fallire; sfumare; finire in niente: All my plans fell through, tutti i miei sono andati in fumo. -
69 ■ filter through
■ filter throughv. i. + avv.1 penetrare; filtrare2 (di notizia, ecc.) filtrare; trapelare: The news filtered through that the minister was going to resign, trapelò la notizia che il ministro stava per dimettersi. -
70 fly-through
fly-through /ˈflaɪɵru:/n.( in animazione) effetto speciale che dà allo spettatore l'impressione di sorvolare una regione, un paesaggio, ecc.; fly-through. -
71 ■ follow through
■ follow throughA v. t. + avv.3 portare a termine; completare; seguire fino in fondoB v. i. + avv.continuare (con); fare seguito (a); procedere (con). -
72 ■ go through with
■ go through withv. i. + avv. + prep.2 andare fino in fondo a (qc.); mantenere ( un impegno): You'll have to go through with it, however unpleasant it may be!, ti toccherà di andare fino in fondo alla faccenda, per sgradevole che sia. -
73 ■ push through
■ push throughA v. t. + avv.B v. i. + avv. -
74 ■ rake through
■ rake throughv. i. + prep.rovistare in: I raked through my bag for my purse, ho rovistato nella borsa per trovare il portafoglio. -
75 ■ rattle through
■ rattle throughv. t. + prep.fare (o dire, recitare, ecc.) in fretta e furia; sbrigare velocemente: They rattled through the business of the day, hanno sbrigato in fretta e furia le faccende quotidiane. -
76 ■ rip through
■ rip throughv. i. + prep.devastare; distruggere: A tornado ripped through several streets, un tornado ha devastato varie strade. -
77 run-through
['rʌnθruː]1) (practice) prova f.2) (summary) ripasso m.* * *run-through /ˈrʌnɵru:/n.2 (teatr.) prova: Let's give that scene another run-through!, proviamo quella scena ancora una volta!* * *['rʌnθruː]1) (practice) prova f.2) (summary) ripasso m. -
78 ■ rush through
■ rush throughv. t. + avv.far passare (o approvare) in fretta e furia; accelerare l'iter di ( una legge): They rushed the bill through the House of Commons, hanno fatto approvare il disegno di legge ai Comuni in fretta e furia. -
79 ■ scrape through
■ scrape throughv. i. + avv. (o prep.)1 passare a stento; infilarsi attraverso2 (fam.) passare (o essere promosso) a stento (o per il rotto della cuffia): At last I succeeded in scraping through the exam, alla fine ce la feci a passare l'esame, ma a stento3 ► scrape along. -
80 ■ search through
■ search throughv. i. + prep.frugare, rovistare in: to search through one's pockets, frugarsi in tasca.
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