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1 fango
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2 bagno di fango
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3 muggire vi
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4 muggito sm
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6 fango
m (pl -ghi) mud* * *fango s.m.1 mud; ( fanghiglia) slush; ( di palude) mire: fondale di fango, mud bottom; aveva le scarpe sporche di fango, his shoes were muddy (o spotted with mud) // gettare fango addosso a qlcu., coprire qlcu. di fango, (fig.) to throw (o to sling) mud at s.o.; guazzare, rotolarsi nel fango, (anche fig.) to wallow in the mud; cresciuto nel fango, (fig.) brought up in the gutter; cadere nel fango, (fig.) to fall into the gutter; raccogliere dal fango, (fig.) to bring up (o to raise) from the gutter // vivere nel fango, (fig.) to live a life of degradation // ha trascinato il nome della famiglia nel fango, he dragged the family name through the mire // (miner.) fango di perforazione, drilling mud3 (spec. pl.) (med.) mud bath: fare la cura dei fanghi, to take a mud bath treatment; fare i fanghi, to take mud baths4 pl. ( residui di lavorazione) mud (sing.), sludge (sing.): smaltimento dei fanghi, mud (o sludge) disposal.* * *1. 2.••gettare fango su qcn. — to sling mud at sb.
trascinare il nome di qcn. nel fango — to drag sb.'s name in, through the mud
* * *fangopl. - ghi /'fango, gi/I sostantivo m.mud; sporco di fango muddyII fanghi m.pl.(termali) mud baths; fare i -ghi to take mud bathsgettare fango su qcn. to sling mud at sb.; trascinare il nome di qcn. nel fango to drag sb.'s name in, through the mud. -
7 inzaccherare
spatter with mud* * *inzaccherare v.tr. to splash with mud, to spatter with mud, to muddy: inzaccherare le scarpe, to get one's shoes muddy (o to muddy one's shoes).◘ inzaccherarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron. to get* splashed with mud, to get* muddy: rincasando sotto la pioggia, mi sono tutto inzaccherato, I got all muddy coming home in the rain.* * *[intsakke'rare]1. vt2. vr vip (inzaccherarsi)* * *[intsakke'rare] 1.verbo transitivo to mire, to muddy2.verbo pronominale inzaccherarsi to become* mud-spattered* * *inzaccherare/intsakke'rare/ [1]to mire, to muddyII inzaccherarsi verbo pronominaleto become* mud-spattered. -
8 infangare
infangare v.tr.1 to muddy, to spatter with mud2 (fig.) to disgrace, to (be)smirch, to sully: infangare il nome della famiglia, to besmirch the family name.◘ infangarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron.1 to get* muddy2 (fig.) to disgrace oneself, to dishonour oneself.* * *[infan'ɡare]1. vtto cover with mud, (fig : reputazione, nome) to sully2. vip (infangarsi)to get covered in mud, fig to be sullied* * *[infan'gare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to splatter with mud, to muddy2) fig. to taint, to disgrace, to smirch [memoria, reputazione]2.verbo pronominale infangarsi1) to get* muddy2) fig. to disgrace oneself, to dishonour oneself BE, to dishonor oneself AE* * *infangare/infan'gare/ [1]1 to splatter with mud, to muddy2 fig. to taint, to disgrace, to smirch [memoria, reputazione]II infangarsi verbo pronominale1 to get* muddy2 fig. to disgrace oneself, to dishonour oneself BE, to dishonor oneself AE. -
9 melma
f mud* * *melma s.f.1 slime; ooze; (fango) mud; mire: il fondo dello stagno è coperto di melma, the bottom of the pond is covered with slime2 (fig.) filth, dirt.* * *['melma]sostantivo femminile mire, mud, slime, sludge* * *melma/'melma/sostantivo f.mire, mud, slime, sludge. -
10 pantano
pantano s.m.1 morass; ( luogo pantanoso) quagmire; bog, marsh2 (fig.) ( intrigo, difficoltà) mess; mire, morass: pantano morale, moral corruption; essere in un bel pantano, to be in a mess.* * *[pan'tano]sostantivo maschile1) (terreno acquitrinoso) quagmire, bog2) (fango) mire, mud3) fig. (quag)mire, mud* * *pantano/pan'tano/sostantivo m.1 (terreno acquitrinoso) quagmire, bog2 (fango) mire, mud3 fig. (quag)mire, mud. -
11 fango sm
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12 impillaccherare
impillaccherare v.tr. to splash with mud: impillaccherarsi il vestito, to splash one's dress with mud.◘ impillaccherarsi v.intr.pron. to get* splashed with mud: mi sono tutto impillaccherato, I've got all splashed with mud. -
13 fango
sm ['fanɡo] fango (-ghi) -
14 fangoterapia
fangoterapia s.f. mud therapy.* * *[fangotera'pia]sostantivo femminile mud therapy* * *fangoterapia/fangotera'pia/sostantivo f.mud therapy. -
15 limo
limo s.m.1 (fango, fanghiglia) slime, mud // limo atmosferico, (pulviscolo) motes (pl.)2 (geol.) silt.* * *['limo]sostantivo maschile1) (fango) mud, slime2) geol. silt* * *limo/'limo/sostantivo m.1 (fango) mud, slime2 geol. silt. -
16 poltiglia
f mush* * *poltiglia s.f.1 mush, swill: questa minestra è una poltiglia, this soup is swill; ridurre qlco., qlcu. in poltiglia, to reduce sthg., s.o. to pulp* * *[pol'tiʎʎa]sostantivo femminile1) (mistura) mush, pulp, pap2) (fanghiglia) mud, mire, slush, slosh••ridurre qcn. in poltiglia — to make mincemeat of sb., to beat sb. to a pulp
* * *poltiglia/pol'tiλλa/sostantivo f.1 (mistura) mush, pulp, pap2 (fanghiglia) mud, mire, slush, sloshridurre qcn. in poltiglia to make mincemeat of sb., to beat sb. to a pulp. -
17 rotolare
v/t and v/i roll* * *rotolare v.tr.◆ v. intr. to roll: la palla rotolava giù per la discesa, the ball was rolling down the slope; sono rotolato giù dalle scale, I tumbled down the stairs.◘ rotolarsi v.rifl. to roll, to wallow: rotolare nel fango, to wallow in the mud; rotolare sull'erba, to roll on the grass.* * *[roto'lare]1. vt vi2. vr (rotolarsi)* * *[roto'lare] 1.verbo transitivo to roll2. 3.-rsi sull'erba, per terra — to roll around o about on the grass, the floor
* * *rotolare/roto'lare/ [1]to roll(aus. essere) to roll; rotolare giù per le scale to tumble down the stairsIII rotolarsi verbo pronominaleto roll; -rsi sull'erba, per terra to roll around o about on the grass, the floor; - rsi nel fango to wallow in the mud. -
18 salsa
f saucesalsa di pomodoro tomato sauce* * *salsa1 s.f. sauce: salsa di pomodoro, tomato sauce; salsa piccante, hot (o piquant) sauce // in tutte le salse, (fig.) in all kinds of ways: abbiamo mangiato sempre pasta, cucinata in tutte le salse, we always ate pasta cooked in all kinds of ways.* * *I ['salsa]sostantivo femminile saucesalsa di pomodoro, di soja — tomato, soy(a) sauce
salsa verde — = parsley and garlic garnish
••II ['salsa]sostantivo femminile geol. mud volcano* * *salsa1/'salsa/sostantivo f.sauce; salsa di pomodoro, di soja tomato, soy(a) sauce\in tutte le -e in every possible way\salsa tartara tartar sauce; salsa verde = parsley and garlic garnish.————————salsa2/'salsa/sostantivo f.geol. mud volcano. -
19 sguazzare
splash aboutfig colloq sguazzare nei soldi be rolling (in it) colloq* * *sguazzare v. intr.1 to wallow (anche fig.): sguazzare nel fango, to wallow in the mud; sguazzare nell'oro, nel benessere, (fig.) to be rolling in money, to be wallowing in riches3 ( trovarsi a proprio agio) to be in one's element: in certe situazioni ci sguazza, he's in his element in certain situations.* * *[zgwat'tsare]1) [anatra, bambino] to splash (around), to paddlesguazzare nel fango — to puddle, to wallow in the mud
2) fig.sguazzare nell'oro — to be rolling in money, to wallow in luxury
* * *sguazzare/zgwat'tsare/ [1](aus. avere)1 [anatra, bambino] to splash (around), to paddle; sguazzare nel fango to puddle, to wallow in the mud2 fig. sguazzare nell'oro to be rolling in money, to wallow in luxury3 (trovarsi a proprio agio) sguazzarci to be in one's element. -
20 sfangare
sfangare v.tr.1 to clean the mud off (sthg.); to sweep* the mud off (sthg.); to brush the mud off (sthg.)2 (miner.) to deslime.
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