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21 -to finish o to end up?-
Nota d'usoIl verbo finire nel senso di ritrovarsi, dopo una serie di eventi, in una determinata situazione non si traduce con “to finish” ma con “to end up”: Finì senza un soldo, he ended up penniless (non he finished penniless); Come sei finito a lavorare qui?, how did you end up working here? -
22 endways end·ways ['ɛndˌweɪz]
(endways on) longitudinalmente, (end to end) l'uno (-a) contro l'altro (-a) (longitudinalmente) -
23 endwise end·wise ['ɛndˌwaɪz] Am adv
(endways on) longitudinalmente, (end to end) l'uno (-a) contro l'altro (-a) (longitudinalmente)English-Italian dictionary > endwise end·wise ['ɛndˌwaɪz] Am adv
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24 tail-end
noun (the very end or last part: the tail-end of the procession.) fine, coda -
25 back-end
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26 be-all and end-all
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27 dog-end
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28 rear-end
[ˌrɪər'end]* * *[ˌrɪər'end] -
29 be-all and end-all (the)
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30 be-all and end-all (the)
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31 Land's End
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32 (to) rear-end
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33 (to) rear-end
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34 be-all and end-all n
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35 dead-end adj
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36 loose end
nto be at a loose end Am; to be at loose ends fig — non saper cosa fare
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37 tail end
nome (last piece) (of roast) ultimo pezzo m.; (of film, conversation) parte f. finale, finale m.* * *n(of party, meeting) fine f, (of train, procession) codato be at the tail end of the procession/queue — essere in coda alla processione/in fondo alla coda
* * *nome (last piece) (of roast) ultimo pezzo m.; (of film, conversation) parte f. finale, finale m. -
38 weekend **** week·end
[ˌwiːk'ɛnd]1. nweek-end m inv, fine settimana m or f inva long weekend — un fine settimana lungo (che include il venerdì o il lunedì)
at weekends — al weekend or fine settimana
to go away for the weekend — andare via per il weekend or il fine settimana
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39 at a loose end
(with nothing to do: He went to the cinema because he was at a loose end.) non avere nulla da fare -
40 dead-end
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