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1 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. -
2 pappa
f food* * *pappa1 s.f.1 pap; ( per bambini) baby food; ( linguaggio infantile) din-dins // scodellare la pappa a qlcu., (fig.) to spoon-feed s.o.; trovare la pappa pronta, (fig.) to have everything given on a plate; volere, pretendere la pappa pronta, (fig.) to expect everything on a plate // mangiare la pappa in capo a qlcu., (fig. scherz.) ( essere più alto) to be taller than s.o. // pappa reale, royal jelly2 ( cibo troppo cotto) mush.* * *['pappa]sostantivo femminile1) (cibo per bambini) babyfood, pap; infant. din-din2) (poltiglia) mush, pulp•••trovare la pappa pronta o fatta = to find everything already done; vuole la pappa pronta — he expects everything on a silver plate
* * *pappa/'pappa/sostantivo f.1 (cibo per bambini) babyfood, pap; infant. din-din2 (poltiglia) mush, pulpessere pappa e ciccia to be hand in glove; trovare la pappa pronta o fatta = to find everything already done; vuole la pappa pronta he expects everything on a silver plate\ -
3 pastone
pastone s.m.1 mash; ( per polli) chicken feed2 (estens.) ( cibo scotto) mush, soggy mess: sbrigatevi, altrimenti il risotto diventa un pastone!, hurry up, otherwise the rice will go mushy!* * *[pas'tone]sostantivo maschile1) (mangime) (per cani, cavalli, polli) mash; (per maiali) (pig)swill2) (pappa) mush, soggy mess3) fig. spreg. (accozzaglia) clutter, hotchpotch, jumble* * *pastone/pas'tone/sostantivo m.1 (mangime) (per cani, cavalli, polli) mash; (per maiali) (pig)swill2 (pappa) mush, soggy mess3 fig. spreg. (accozzaglia) clutter, hotchpotch, jumble. -
4 poltiglia sf
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5 poltiglia
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6 sdolcinatezza
* * *[zdoltʃina'tettsa]sostantivo femminile mush(iness), soppiness* * *sdolcinatezza/zdolt∫ina'tettsa/sostantivo f.mush(iness), soppiness. -
7 polenta
f polenta, kind of porridge made from cornmeal* * *polenta s.f.1 (cuc.) 'polenta' (thick maize porridge served with meat, cheese etc.): polenta con le quaglie, 'polenta' with quails // polenta dolce, 'polenta' made with chestnut flour // polenta d'orzo, 'polenta' made with barley flour* * *[po'lɛnta]sostantivo femminile gastr. intrad. (dish made from maize flour cooked in salted water to accompany various foods or with various dressings)* * *polenta/po'lεnta/sostantivo f.gastr. intrad. (dish made from maize flour cooked in salted water to accompany various foods or with various dressings). -
8 spappolare
spappolare v.tr. to pulp.◘ spappolarsi v.intr.pron. to become* mushy.* * *[spappo'lare]1. vt(ossa, gamba) to crush, (fegato, milza) to rupturenon far spappolare le patate — (cuocere troppo) don't reduce the potatoes to mush
2. vip (spappolarsi)* * *[spappo'lare] 1.verbo transitivo to mash, to beat* [sth.] to a pulp, to crush [frutta, verdura]; to crush, to mangle [gamba, braccio]2.verbo pronominale spappolarsi [frutta, verdura] to become* mushy* * *spappolare/spappo'lare/ [1]to mash, to beat* [sth.] to a pulp, to crush [frutta, verdura]; to crush, to mangle [gamba, braccio]II spappolarsi verbo pronominale[frutta, verdura] to become* mushy. -
9 pappa sf
['pappa](per bambini) pap, (pegg : poltiglia) mush -
10 pappa
sf ['pappa](per bambini) pap, (pegg : poltiglia) mush -
11 spappolare
[spappo'lare]1. vt(ossa, gamba) to crush, (fegato, milza) to rupturenon far spappolare le patate — (cuocere troppo) don't reduce the potatoes to mush
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12 polenta
( ITALY)cornmeal porridge♦ The Italian version of cornmeal mush. Coarsely ground yellow cornmeal is cooked with stock or water and flavored with onions, garlic, and cheese. Polenta may be eaten fresh out of the pot, as a perfect accompaniment to stews. Polenta may also be poured into a greased pan and allowed to set. It is then sliced, sautéed and topped with cheese or tomato sauce. When cooked properly, polenta is a simple treasure.♦ yellow cornmeal porridge, left to set and cut in slices, can be fried or baked
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