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j s.f. o m. (decima lettera dell'alfabeto) j (pl. js, j's) // (tel.) Ñ come Jolly, j for Jack (o amer. j for Jig).* * *(lettera) J, jJ come Jersey — J for Jack Brit, J for Jig Am
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j s.f. o m. (decima lettera dell'alfabeto) j (pl. js, j's) // (tel.) Ñ come Jolly, j for Jack (o amer. j for Jig).* * *(lettera) J, jJ come Jersey — J for Jack Brit, J for Jig Am
* * *J [i'lungo, i'lunga] sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile invariabile j, J -
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f, m invar; = jдолгое и (употребляется только в заимствованиях, хотя полугласный звук j имеется во многих итальянских словах)j come jolly — "дж" как в слове "джолли" ( при произнесении слова по буквам в телефонном разговоре); уст. (j) (часто = i) -
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J, j f, m invar долгое и (употр только в заимствованиях, хотя полугласный звук j имеется во многих итальянских словах; ранее часто употр вместо i) j come jolly — «дж» как в слове «джолли» ( при произнесении слова по буквам в телефонном разговоре) -
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м., ж. неизм.и лунга [лунго] ( буква алфавита)j come jolly — 'j' - 'джолли' (при передаче по буквам по телефону и т.п.)
* * *сущ.общ. долгое и (употр. только в заимствованиях, хотя полугласный звук j имеется во многих ит. словах) -
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I. j, J s.f./m.inv. ( lettera dell'alfabeto) j m.inv., J m.inv.: due j deux j; una j maiuscola un J majuscule, ( infant) un grand J; una j minuscola un j minuscule, ( infant) un petit j; ( Tel) j come jolly j comme Joseph. II. j ( Mat) unità immaginaria i (nombre imaginaire). -
8 cavolo
m cabbagecavolo di Bruxelles Brussels sproutcavolo rapa kohlrabicavolo verzotto Savoy cabbage* * *cavolo s.m. cabbage, cabbagehead // (bot.): cavolo cappuccio, ( Brassica oleracea capitata) cabbage; cavolo rapa, ( Brassica oleracea gangyloides) kohlrabi, turnip cabbage; cavolo verde, ( Brassica oleracea acephala) kale; cavolo verza, ( Brassica oleracea sabauda) savoy.◆ FRASEOLOGIA: non me ne importa un cavolo!, I couldn't care less about it (o I don't give a damn o a hoot for it)! // col cavolo che lo farò!, I jolly well won't! // sono cavoli miei!, that's my business! (o mind your own business!) // che cavolo vuoi?, what the hell do you want? // è una testa di cavolo, he is a dummy (o a pillock) // c'entra come il cavolo a merenda, it has nothing to do with it // salvare capra e cavoli, to have one's cake and eat it.* * *['kavolo] 1.sostantivo maschile1) (verdura) cabbage2) (niente)2.••sono -i tuoi — that's your problem o headache
"vieni con noi?" - "col cavolo!" — "will you come with us?" - "like hell I will!" o "no way!" o "fat chance!"
testa di cavolo — cabbage(head), pinhead
* * *cavolo/'kavolo/I sostantivo m.1 (verdura) cabbage2 (niente) non capisce un cavolo he doesn't understand a thing; non me ne frega un cavolo I don't give a damnII interiezionefatti i -i tuoi! mind your own business! sono -i miei! that's none of your business! sono -i tuoi that's your problem o headache; saranno -i amari there'll be trouble; "vieni con noi?" - "col cavolo!" "will you come with us?" - "like hell I will!" o "no way!" o "fat chance!"; col cavolo che pago! (I'll be) damned if I'm going to pay! testa di cavolo cabbage(head), pinhead; spegni 'sto cavolo di stereo switch off that bloody stereo; c'entra come i -i a merenda! that's got nothing to do with it!\cavolo cappuccio (head) cabbage; cavolo verde (curly) kale.
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