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[pʌntʃ]nome proprio Pulcinella••* * *(the name of a comic figure in a puppet-show (traditionally known as a Punch and Judy show).) (Pulcinella)* * *punch (1) /pʌntʃ/n.5 (comput.) perforazione● punch card, scheda perforata □ ( USA) punch clock, orologio marcatempo □ (tecn.) punch cutter, fustellatrice □ (mecc.) punch press, pressa meccanica □ ticket punch, macchina obliteratrice.♦ punch (2) /pʌntʃ/n.2 [u] (fam.) energia; forza; vigore; incisività; mordente4 ( boxe) pugno, colpo: a punch on the jaw, un colpo alla mascella; to throw a punch, portare un colpo● punch-drunk, ( di un pugile e fig.) stordito ( per i pugni ricevuti), suonato □ punch line, battuta finale, il più bello ( di una barzelletta, ecc.) □ ( boxe) punch on the back of the neck, colpo alla nuca □ (fam. ingl.) punch-up, baruffa; lite; zuffa □ to beat sb. to the punch, ( boxe) battere q. sull'anticipo; (fig.) giocare d'anticipo □ ( di pugile) to pack quite a punch, essere un picchiatore □ to pull one's punches ► to pull □ ( boxe) to roll with the punch, assorbire il colpo con un arretramento o uno spostamento.punch (3) /pʌntʃ/n.punch; ponce: rum punch, ponce al rum● punch-bowl, grande coppa da ponce; (fig.) buca tonda ( nel fianco d'un colle).(to) punch (1) /pʌntʃ/v. t.2 forare; perforare● ( USA) to punch the clock, timbrare il cartellino ( in entrata o in uscita) □ to punch a hole, fare un buco col punzone □ to get one's ticket punched, farsi forare il biglietto ( in autobus, ecc.); (fig. fam. USA) morire, lasciarci la pelle.♦ (to) punch (2) /pʌntʃ/A v. t.1 colpire col pugno; dare pugni a (q.)3 ( boxe) colpire: He punched the challenger below the belt, ha colpito lo sfidante sotto la cinturaB v. i.( boxe) portare i colpi; combattere● ( boxe) to punch one's opponent into a corner, chiudere l'avversario all'angolo a furia di colpi □ to punch sb. on the nose, dare un pugno sul naso a q.* * *[pʌntʃ]nome proprio Pulcinella•• -
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[twɪst]1. n2) (twisting action) torsione fto give one's ankle/wrist a twist; twist one's ankle/wrist Med — slogarsi la caviglia/il polso
3) (bend) svolta, piega, (fig: in story) sviluppo imprevistoa road full of twists and turns — una strada a zigzag or tutta a curve
to go round the twist Brit fam — ammattire, impazzire
4)2. vt(wrench out of shape) far piegare, deformare, (fig: sense, words) travisare, distorcere, (turn) girare, (unscrew) svitare, (weave), (also: twist together) intrecciare, (roll around) arrotolareto twist (round) — (coil) attorcigliare (intorno a)
to twist one's ankle/neck/wrist Med — slogarsi la caviglia/il collo/il polso
to twist sb's arm fig — forzare qn
3. vi2) (dance) ballare il twist•
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neck roll — /ˈnɛk roʊl/ (say nek rohl) noun → forward roll …
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