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"projection;Absatz;salto (sapato)"* * *m jump( dislivello) change in levelsalto mortale somersaultsalto in alto high jumpsalto in lungo long jumpfig salto nel buio leap in the darkfaccio un salto da te I'll drop by or in* * *salto s.m.1 jump, leap, spring, bound: spiccare, fare un salto, to jump (o to take a jump) // (sport): salto con l'asta, pole vault; salto in alto, in lungo, high, long jump; salto mortale, somersault: fare un salto mortale, to turn a somersault // ho fatto i salti mortali per essere puntuale, (fig.) I nearly killed myself to get here on time // c'è un bel salto dalla finestra alla strada, it's quite a drop from the window to the street // a salti, by fits and starts // farò un salto a Milano, I shall pop over to Milan // fare un salto da un amico, to drop in on a friend // fare quattro salti, ( danzare) to have a dance // sarò lì in un salto, I'll be there in the twinkling of an eye // (cuc.) al salto, sauté // (fis.) salto quantico, quantum leap2 (fig.) jump, rise, increase, leap: salto di qualità, qualitative leap; i prezzi hanno fatto un salto il mese scorso, there was a rise (o a jump) in prices last month; un salto di temperatura, a rise in temperature // un salto nel buio, a leap in the dark // da impiegato a dirigente è un bel salto, from employee to manager is quite a step up the ladder3 (fig.) ( omissione) gap, omission: ci deve essere un salto di due righe, there must be a gap of two lines* * *['salto]sostantivo maschile1) jump, leap, spring, boundfare un salto — to take a leap, to jump
con un salto — in o at one leap, with a hop
un grande salto in avanti — fig. a great leap forward
2) colloq. (breve visita, viaggio)fare un salto da qcn. — to pop in o drop in on sb.
fare un salto a Parigi — to make a flying visit to Paris, to hop over o across to Paris
3) sport (attività) jumping4) (dislivello) drop5) fig. (passaggio) jump, leapha fatto un salto di carriera passando da sostituta a direttrice — she's made the jump from deputy to director
6) (omissione) gap•salto in alto — sport high jump
salto con l'asta — sport pole vault(ing)
salto in lungo — sport long jump, broad jump AE
salto mortale — somersault, handspring, flip
salto ostacoli — equit. showjumping
salto quantico — fis. quantum leap
salto dal trampolino — sport ski jumping
salto di vento — meteor. change of wind
••fare un salto nel buio o vuoto to take a leap o shot in the dark; fare due o quattro -i (ballare) to hop; fare i -i mortali — to do all one can
* * *salto/'salto/ ⇒ 10sostantivo m.1 jump, leap, spring, bound; fare un salto to take a leap, to jump; con un salto in o at one leap, with a hop; salto con rincorsa running jump; fare un salto in avanti to leap forward; fare un salto indietro to jump back; un grande salto in avanti fig. a great leap forward; fare -i di gioia to jump for joy; fare un salto per lo spavento to jump out of one's skin2 colloq. (breve visita, viaggio) fare un salto da qcn. to pop in o drop in on sb.; fare un salto dal panettiere to drop in at the baker's; fare un salto a Parigi to make a flying visit to Paris, to hop over o across to Paris3 sport (attività) jumping4 (dislivello) drop5 fig. (passaggio) jump, leap; salto di qualità qualitative leap; ha fatto un salto di carriera passando da sostituta a direttrice she's made the jump from deputy to director6 (omissione) gapfare un salto nel buio o vuoto to take a leap o shot in the dark; fare due o quattro -i (ballare) to hop; fare i -i mortali to do all one can\salto in alto sport high jump; salto con l'asta sport pole vault(ing); salto in lungo sport long jump, broad jump AE; salto mortale somersault, handspring, flip; salto ostacoli equit. showjumping; salto quantico fis. quantum leap; salto dal trampolino sport ski jumping; salto di vento meteor. change of wind. -
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m diving board; SCI ski jump* * *trampolino s.m. springboard, divingboard: fare un salto dal trampolino, to jump off the springboard // servire, fare da trampolino ( di lancio), (fig.) to act as a launching pad.* * *[trampo'lino]sostantivo maschile2) fig. springboard, platform, stepping stonetrampolino di lancio — (per attori, artisti) showcase, vehicle
•* * *trampolino/trampo'lino/sostantivo m.2 fig. springboard, platform, stepping stone; trampolino di lancio(per attori, artisti) showcase, vehicletrampolino elastico trampoline. -
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