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41 carry over
carry over into [problem, rivalry] estendersi a [ personal life]; carry sth. over into estendere a [private life, area of activity, adulthood]; carry over [sth.], carry [sth.] over riportare [ debt]* * *vt + adv* * *carry over into [problem, rivalry] estendersi a [ personal life]; carry sth. over into estendere a [private life, area of activity, adulthood]; carry over [sth.], carry [sth.] over riportare [ debt] -
42 swap over
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43 win over
win round: win over [sb.], win [sb.] over persuadere, convincere* * *(to succeed in gaining the support and sympathy of: At first he refused to help us but we finally won him over.) convincere, persuadere* * ** * *win round: win over [sb.], win [sb.] over persuadere, convincere -
44 ■ carry over
■ carry overA v. t. + avv.1 trasferire, estendere ( a un contesto diverso): The same principle has been carried over to education, lo stesso principio è stato esteso all'istruzione2 rimandare; rinviare; lasciare in sospeso ( fino a): These questions will have to be carried over to the next meeting, questi problemi dovranno essere rimandati alla prossima riunione; Can I carry my points over to next year?, i miei punti restano validi anche l'anno prossimo?4 (rag.) portare a nuovo; riportareB v. i. + avv.1 trasferirsi, essere trasferito, passare, estendersi ( a un contesto diverso): This right will carry over to his heirs, questo diritto passerà ai suoi eredi2 (al passivo) – ( di abitudine e sim.) to be carried over from, rimanere da; derivare da; portarsi dietro da (pers.). -
45 ■ fall over
■ fall overA v. i. + avv.cadere ( da una posizione eretta); rovesciarsi; DIALOGO → - Accident- Tommy's fallen over and hurt himself in the garden, Tommy è caduto in giardino e si è fatto maleB v. i. + prep.cadere inciampando su (o in): I fell over a stump, sono inciampato in un ceppo e sono caduto □ to fall over each other, fare a gara; sgomitare □ to fall over one's own feet, farsi lo sgambetto da solo □ to fall over backwards, cadere all'indietro, rovesciarsi; (fig. fam.) darsi un gran da fare, farsi in quattro (per fare qc.) □ (fam.) to fall over oneself to do st., fare a gara per fare qc.; farsi in quattro per fare qc.; prodigarsi in qc. -
46 bend over
* * *vi + advchinarsi, piegarsi* * * -
47 look over
look [sb.] over passare in rassegna, ispezionare; look [sth.] over controllare [ car]; visitare [ animal]; look over [sth.]1) (read) (in detail) esaminare [ document]; (rapidly) scorrere, dare un'occhiata a [report, notes]2) (visit) visitare [gardens, house]* * *(to examine: We have been looking over the new house.) visitare* * *vt + adv* * *look [sb.] over passare in rassegna, ispezionare; look [sth.] over controllare [ car]; visitare [ animal]; look over [sth.]1) (read) (in detail) esaminare [ document]; (rapidly) scorrere, dare un'occhiata a [report, notes]2) (visit) visitare [gardens, house] -
48 make over
make over [sth.], make [sth.] over (transform) trasformare ( into in); (transfer) cedere [ property]* * *((American) to change something or turn it into something else: They made over the room as an office; The plastic surgeon made her face over.) trasformare, cambiare* * *vt + advto make over (to) — passare (a), trasferire (a)* * *make over [sth.], make [sth.] over (transform) trasformare ( into in); (transfer) cedere [ property] -
49 smooth over
smooth [sth.] over, smooth over [sth.] minimizzare [ differences]; superare [ awkwardness]; appianare [difficulties, problems]* * *vt + adv* * *smooth [sth.] over, smooth over [sth.] minimizzare [ differences]; superare [ awkwardness]; appianare [difficulties, problems] -
50 talk over
* * *(to discuss: We talked over the whole idea.) discutere* * *vt + adv* * * -
51 think over
* * *(to think carefully about; to consider all aspects of (an action, decision etc): He thought it over, and decided not to go.) riflettere* * *vt + adv* * * -
52 walk over
walk over (a few steps) avvicinarsi (to a); (a short walk) fare un salto (a piedi) (to a); walk over [sb.] colloq.1) (defeat) stracciare2) (humiliate)* * *vi + prep(defeat) schiacciareto walk all over sb — (dominate) mettere i piedi in testa a qn
* * *walk over (a few steps) avvicinarsi (to a); (a short walk) fare un salto (a piedi) (to a); walk over [sb.] colloq.1) (defeat) stracciare2) (humiliate) -
53 ■ cross over
■ cross overv. i. + avv.1 attraversare ( una strada, ecc.): It's safer to cross over at the lights, è più sicuro attraversare al semaforo2 andare, passare (attraversando qc.): to cross over to the window, (attraversare la stanza e) andare alla finestra; to cross over to England, andare in Inghilterra ( attraversando la Manica); to cross over into Spain, passare in Spagna4 ( di artista) avere successo con un altro genere, in un altro settore o presso un pubblico diverso. -
54 ■ hand over
■ hand overA v. t. + avv.1 consegnare, dare, passare; cedere: to hand a criminal over to the police, consegnare un criminale alla polizia; They've handed the matter over to their solicitor, hanno passato la pratica al loro legale; to hand over power, cedere il potere2 (leg.) consegnare; deferire: to hand sb. over to justice, consegnare q. alla giustizia; deferire q. in giudizioB v. i. + avv.1 passare le consegne; cedere (un'attività, il potere, ecc.): The old owner has handed over to his sons, il vecchio padrone ha ceduto l'attività ai figli2 arrendersi (a q.). -
55 ■ pass over
■ pass overA v. t. + avv.1 tralasciare; lasciare da parte; trascurare; passare sopra a; sorvolare su; glissare su ( un argomento, ecc.): We can pass over the details, possiamo tralasciare i dettagli; to be passed over for a promotion, essere lasciato da parte in occasione di una promozioneB v. i. + avv.3 (fam. eufem.) passare a miglior vita; morireC v. i. + prep.3 esaminare ( leggere, trattare, ecc.) rapidamente; scorrere, dare una scorsa a ( dati, informazioni, risposte, ecc.) □ to pass one's eye over st., gettare l'occhio su qc. □ to pass st. over in silence, passare qc. sotto silenzio. -
56 ■ switch over
■ switch overA v. t. + avv.1 (elettr.) commutare3 trasformare; convertire: We are going to switch our factory over to the production of household appliances, convertiremo la nostra fabbrica in uno stabilimento per la produzione di elettrodomesticiB v. i. + avv.3 (TV) cambiare canale5 cambiare posto (o ruolo); passare ( cambiando); cominciare a (fare qc.): He switched over to teaching, è passato all'insegnamento; to switch over to a shorter working week, passare alla (o adottare la) settimana corta. -
57 bowl over
bowl [sb.] over1) (knock down) fare cadere, stendere [ person]* * *(to knock down: I was bowled over in the rush for the door; His generosity bowled me over.) stupefare, sconcertare* * *vt + advrovesciare (a terra), fig lasciare strabiliato (-a)* * *bowl [sb.] over1) (knock down) fare cadere, stendere [ person] -
58 lean over
* * *1. vi + adv2. vi + prep(balcony, gate) sporgersi da, affacciarsi a, (desk) piegarsi su, chinarsi su* * * -
59 pull over
* * *1. vt + adv1)(box, table)
pull it over here/there — tiralo in qua/in là2) (topple) far cascare, tirar giù2. vi + adv* * * -
60 roll over
1) [car, boat] ribaltarsi, rovesciarsi2) [ person] (ri)girarsito roll over on one's stomach — girarsi sulla pancia; roll [sb.] over girare [ patient] ( onto su)
* * *vi + adv(object) rotolare, (person, animal) (ri)girarsi, (ri)voltarsi* * *1) [car, boat] ribaltarsi, rovesciarsi2) [ person] (ri)girarsito roll over on one's stomach — girarsi sulla pancia; roll [sb.] over girare [ patient] ( onto su)
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