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122 grana
"grain;Körnung;granulação"* * *1. f graincolloq ( seccatura) troublecolloq soldi dough colloq cashcolloq piantare una grana stir up troublecolloq pieni di grana rolling in money colloq2. m invar cheese similar to Parmesan* * *grana1 s.f.1 (struttura di metalli, minerali ecc.) grain: grana fine, grossa, fine, coarse grain; a, di grana fine, grossa, fine-grained, coarse-grained; di grana media, medium-grained; grossezza della grana, grain size2 (carminio della cocciniglia) grain, cochineal, kermes: tinto in grana, dyed in grain (o in kermes o with cochineal)◆ s.m. (formaggio) Parmesan (cheese).grana2 s.f. (fam.) (noia, seccatura) trouble, problem; (fam.) headache: ci sono grane in vista, there is trouble ahead; questo lavoro mi dà un sacco di grane, this work is giving me a lot of headaches; avere delle grane, to have (a lot of) problems; piantare una grana, to make (o to stir up) trouble; sei sempre pieno di grane, you're always in trouble; fate quello che volete ma io non voglio grane, do whatever you want but I don't want any problems (o troubles).grana3 s.f. ( gergo) (quattrini) money; (fam.) dough, lolly: essere pieno di grana, to have loads of money; ho chiesto a mio padre di scucire un po' di grana perché sono sempre al verde, I asked my father to cough up a bit of cash, because I'm always skint.* * *I ['ɡrana] sf II ['ɡrana] sf(fam : seccatura) troubleIII ['ɡrana] sm invSee:IV ['ɡrana] sf invfam cashessere pieno di grana — to be rolling in it, be stinking rich
* * *I ['grana]sostantivo femminile (consistenza) grain (anche fot.)II ['grana]finire nelle -e — to get into a bind o a fix
III ['grana]piantare -e — to raise a fuss, to make waves, to kick up o cause a stink
IV ['grana]essere pieno di grana — to be rolling in money, to be loaded
sostantivo maschile invariabilegrana (padano) — intrad. (cow's milk cheese, similar to Parmesan cheese)
* * *grana1/'grana/sostantivo f.————————grana2/'grana/sostantivo f.colloq. (seccatura) trouble, bind; cercare -e to pick a quarrel; non voglio -e! I don't want any trouble! finire nelle -e to get into a bind o a fix; piantare -e to raise a fuss, to make waves, to kick up o cause a stink.————————grana3/'grana/sostantivo f.colloq. (denaro) bread, dough; avere la grana to have the dough; essere pieno di grana to be rolling in money, to be loaded.————————grana4/'grana/m.inv.grana (padano) intrad. (cow's milk cheese, similar to Parmesan cheese). -
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125 ijslolly
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127 Eis
1) ( gefrorenes Wasser) ice;zu \Eis gefrieren to freeze [or turn] to ice2) ( Eisdecke) ice;aufs \Eis gehen to go onto the iceeine Cola mit \Eis, bitte! a coke with ice, please;einen Whisky mit \Eis, bitte! a whisky on the rocks, please;( Nachtisch) ice [cream];WENDUNGEN:das \Eis brechen to break the ice;jdn aufs \Eis führen to take sb for a ride ( fam), to lead sb up the garden path;etw auf \Eis legen ( fam) to put something on ice;auf \Eis liegen to be on hold -
128 Lolli
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