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1 ♦ belly
♦ belly /ˈbɛlɪ/n.1 ventre; pancia; addome: big belly, grosso ventre; gran pancia; pancione; protruding belly, ventre sporgente; swollen belly, pancia gonfia; My belly hurts, ho mal di pancia; He put his hand on his belly, si mise la mano sulla pancia2 stomaco; pancia: with an empty belly, a pancia vuota; affamato; on an empty belly, a stomaco vuoto; a digiuno6 (mus.) cassa di risonanza● belly-band, sottopancia ( del cavallo, ecc.) □ belly-belt, ventriera; panciera □ belly bumping = belly-to-belly ► sotto □ (fam.) belly button, ombelico □ belly dance, danza del ventre □ belly dancer, danzatrice che esegue la danza del ventre □ (fam.) belly flop, panciata ( in acqua); spanciata ( tuffandosi); tuffo di pancia □ ( slang) belly gun, pistola a canna corta □ (aeron.) belly hold, capacità di carico ( di merci) nella stiva; stivaggio □ (aeron.) belly-landing, atterraggio sulla pancia □ (fam.) belly laugh, risata grassa (o fragorosa) □ belly-pinched, a pancia vuota; affamato □ ( slang USA) belly robber, affamatore; sfruttatore □ (volg. USA) belly-to-belly, sbattipancia, scopata (volg.) □ ( USA) belly whop = belly flop ► sopra □ belly-worship, culto del ventre; ghiottoneria; golosità □ ( slang USA) to go belly-up ► to belly-up □ (fam.) to have a belly laugh, spanciarsi, sbellicarsi dalle risa.(to) belly /ˈbɛlɪ/A v. i.far pancia ( d'un muro, ecc.)B v. t. -
2 stomach
I 1. ['stʌmək]on an empty stomach — a stomaco vuoto, a digiuno
to be sick to one's stomach — fig. avere la nausea, essere disgustato
to have a strong stomach — avere uno stomaco forte o di ferro; fig. avere un bello stomaco o uno stomaco di ferro
2.to turn sb.'s stomach — rivoltare lo stomaco a qcn., stomacare qcn
modificatore [ulcer, cancer, operation] allo stomaco; [ disease] dello stomacoII ['stʌmək]verbo transitivo digerire [ food]; fig. digerire, sopportare [person, behaviour, violence]* * *1) (the bag-like organ in the body into which food passes when swallowed, and where most of it is digested.) stomaco2) (the part of the body between the chest and thighs; the belly: a pain in the stomach.) pancia•* * *I 1. ['stʌmək]on an empty stomach — a stomaco vuoto, a digiuno
to be sick to one's stomach — fig. avere la nausea, essere disgustato
to have a strong stomach — avere uno stomaco forte o di ferro; fig. avere un bello stomaco o uno stomaco di ferro
2.to turn sb.'s stomach — rivoltare lo stomaco a qcn., stomacare qcn
modificatore [ulcer, cancer, operation] allo stomaco; [ disease] dello stomacoII ['stʌmək]verbo transitivo digerire [ food]; fig. digerire, sopportare [person, behaviour, violence]
См. также в других словарях:
empty belly — empty stomach, stomach with nothing in it … English contemporary dictionary
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