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1 zeppo
pieno zeppo crammed (di with)* * *zeppo agg. packed, crammed; crowded: una traduzione zeppa di errori, a translation packed with mistakes; un cassetto zeppo di carte, a drawer crammed with papers; la stanza era piena zeppa di gente, the room was crammed with (o full of) people.* * *['tseppo]aggettivo colloq.1) full (di of); crammed (di with); stuffed (di with)pieno zeppo di — jam-packed o chock-full o chock-a-block with
2) (molto affollato) crowded, packed (with people)* * *zeppo/'tseppo/colloq.1 full (di of); crammed (di with); stuffed (di with); pieno zeppo di jam-packed o chock-full o chock-a-block with; un libro zeppo di informazioni a book stuffed with information2 (molto affollato) crowded, packed (with people). -
2 carnaio
carnaio s.m.1 ( ammasso di cadaveri) charnel house2 (spreg.) ( luogo affollato) very crowded place: la discoteca al sabato sera è un carnaio, you can't move for bodies on Saturday night at the disco.* * *la spiaggia è un carnaio — the beach is jam-packed o swarming with people
* * *carnaiopl. -ai /kar'najo, -ai/sostantivo m. -
3 la spiaggia è un carnaio
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4 pieno zeppo di
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5 zeppo agg
['tseppo] zeppo (-a)zeppo o pieno zeppo (di) — jam-packed (with), crammed (with)
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6 zeppo
agg ['tseppo] zeppo (-a)zeppo o pieno zeppo (di) — jam-packed (with), crammed (with)
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7 stipare
cram* * *stipare v.tr. ( ammassare) to cram, to pack, to stuff: li stiparono tutti in una stanza, they packed (o crammed) them all together into a room; stipare un cassetto di carte, to cram a drawer with papers.◘ stiparsi v.intr.pron. to pack, to cram oneself: la gente si stipò nell'autobus, the people packed (o crammed themselves) into the bus.* * *[sti'pare]1. vtto cram, pack2. vip (stiparsi)stiparsi in — to crowd into, throng
* * *[sti'pare] 1.verbo transitivo to cram, to pack, to jam, to crowd [persone, oggetti] (in into)2.verbo pronominale stiparsi* * *stipare/sti'pare/ [1]to cram, to pack, to jam, to crowd [persone, oggetti] (in into)II stiparsi verbo pronominale -
8 fruttino
fruttino s.m.1 ( porzione di marmellata confezionata) pre-packed portion of jam
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