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61 plotone
plotone s.m.* * *[plo'tone]sostantivo maschile1) mil. platoon + verbo sing. o pl., squad2) sport pack•* * *plotone/plo'tone/sostantivo m.1 mil. platoon + verbo sing. o pl., squad2 sport packplotone di esecuzione firing squad. -
62 sacca
f (pl -cche) bag* * *sacca s.f.1 bag; ( zaino) knapsack, haversack: sacca da viaggio, travelling bag; (di un soldato, marinaio) kit bag // sacche di resistenza, (fig.) pockets of resistance // (aer.) sacca d'aria, airpocket // (bot.) sacca pollinica, pollen-sac3 ( insenatura di mare) sea-inlet, bay.* * *1) (grossa borsa) bag; (zaino) pack, knapsack, backpack AEsacca sportiva — sports BE o gym AE bag
sacca da viaggio — travel o duffel bag
sacca militare — barracks bag, haversack
2) (insenatura) cove, inlet3) anat. bot. sac4) mil. pocket (anche fig.)•* * *saccapl. - che /'sakka, ke/sostantivo f.1 (grossa borsa) bag; (zaino) pack, knapsack, backpack AE; sacca sportiva sports BE o gym AE bag; sacca da viaggio travel o duffel bag; sacca militare barracks bag, haversack2 (insenatura) cove, inlet3 anat. bot. sacsacca d'aria air pocket. -
63 spada
f sword* * *spada s.f.1 sword: spada alla mano, sword in hand; spada da scherma, foil; duello alla spada, duel with swords; battersi con la spada, to sword fight; brandire la spada, to brandish one's sword; cingere la spada, to gird a sword; incrociare la spada con qlcu., to measure (o to cross) swords with s.o.; sguainare, rinfoderare la spada, to draw, to sheathe one's sword; tirare di spada, to fence // la spada della giustizia, the sword of Justice // la spada di Damocle, the sword of Damocles // egli è un'ottima spada, he is an excellent swordsman (o fencer) // difendere qlcu., qlco. a spada tratta, to defend s.o., sthg. with all one's might // passare qlcu. a fil di spada, to run s.o. through (with one's sword) // chi di spada ferisce, di spada perisce, (prov.) they that live by the sword shall die by the sword* * *['spada] 1.sostantivo femminile1) (arma) sword2) (spadaccino) swordsman*2.sostantivo femminile plurale spade gioc. = one of the four suits in a pack of typical Italian cards••passare qcn. a fil di spada — to put sb. to the sword
difendere qcn., qcs. a spada tratta — to take up the cudgels for o on behalf of sb., sth
* * *spada/'spada/ ⇒ 10I sostantivo f.1 (arma) sword2 (spadaccino) swordsman*II spade f.pl.gioc. = one of the four suits in a pack of typical Italian cardsla spada di Damocle the Sword of Damocles; passare qcn. a fil di spada to put sb. to the sword; difendere qcn., qcs. a spada tratta to take up the cudgels for o on behalf of sb., sth. -
64 spedire
"to send;Senden;despacho"* * *send* * *spedire v.tr.1 to send*; (amer.) to mail; to dispatch; to forward; (comm.) to consign, to freight; (spec. via mare) to ship: devo ancora spedire la lettera, I still have to send the letter; spedire una lettera per via aerea, to send (o to dispatch o to forward) a letter by air mail; spedire per posta, to send by post (o to post o to mail); spedire per raccomandata, to send by registered mail; spedire per espresso, to express; spedire a piccola, grande velocità, ( col treno) to send by slow, fast train; spedire contrassegno, to send cash on delivery; spedire in busta aperta, to send by book post (o as printed matter) // (comm.): spedire merci a mezzo corriere, to send goods through a forwarding agent; spedire come campione, to send by sample post; spedire merce via mare, via terra, via aerea, per ferrovia, to send (o to ship) goods by sea, by road, by air, by rail // spedire qlcu. in collegio, to send s.o. off to boarding school // spedire qlcu. all'altro mondo, (fig.) to send s.o. to kingdom come2 (ant.) ( sbrigare) to dispatch, to finish off; to settle: (dir.) spedire una causa, to enter a case for trial3 (eccl.) to compile, to draw* up, to write* down: spedire una bolla papale, to draw up a papal bull.* * *[spe'dire]verbo transitivo1) (inviare) (per posta) to send*, to mail, to post BE [lettera, pacco]; (via mare) to shipspedire qcn. in prigione — to send sb. to prison
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65 zaino
m rucksack* * *zaino s.m. rucksack, backpack, haversack, knapsack; pack; ( di scuola) schoolbag: si mise in spalla lo zaino, he put his rucksack on his back; preparare lo zaino, to pack one's rucksack.* * *['dzajno]* * *zaino/'dzajno/sostantivo m. -
66 branco sm
['branko] branco (-chi)(di uccelli, pecore) flock, (di cani, lupi) pack, (di balene, delfini) school, fig, (pegg : di persone) gang, pack -
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68 basto
basto s.m.1 pack-saddle: cavallo da basto, pack-horse // essere da basto e da sella, (fig.) to be able to turn one's hand to anything (o to be a Jack of all trades) // mettere il basto a qlcu., (fig.) to subjugate s.o.; portare il basto, (fig.) to shoulder the burden (o to carry the load) -
69 fardellatrice
Fardellatrice fCollective pack, multipack, multi-unit packDizionario italiano-inglese per macchine e attrezzature per l'imballaggio > fardellatrice
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70 impacchettare
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71 macchina d'imballaggio
Macchina f d'imballaggio, macchina f per confeziomentoPack(ag)ing machine, pack(ag)ing equip mentDizionario italiano-inglese per macchine e attrezzature per l'imballaggio > macchina d'imballaggio
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72 macchina per confeziomento
Macchina f d'imballaggio, macchina f per confeziomentoPack(ag)ing machine, pack(ag)ing equip mentDizionario italiano-inglese per macchine e attrezzature per l'imballaggio > macchina per confeziomento
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73 branco
sm ['branko] branco (-chi)(di uccelli, pecore) flock, (di cani, lupi) pack, (di balene, delfini) school, fig, (pegg : di persone) gang, pack -
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76 alzare
raise, liftprezzi increase, raise( costruire) build, erectalzare le spalle shrug (one's shoulders)* * *alzare v.tr.1 to lift (up), to raise; ( con fatica) to heave: aiutami ad alzare questo baule, help me to lift this trunk; alzare una tapparella, to raise a blind; alzare il sipario, to raise the curtain; alzare gli occhi, to raise one's eyes (o to look up); alzare pesi, to lift weights // alzare la bandiera, to hoist the flag // alzare le vele, to hoist the sails, ( salpare) to set sail // alzare le carte, to cut the pack // alzare le mani al cielo, to lift up one's hands; alzare le mani su qlcu., to beat s.o. // alzare le spalle, to shrug (one's shoulders) // alzare il gomito, to drink a bit too much (o to bend the elbow) // alzare i tacchi, to take to one's heels // alzare i bicchieri, to drink a toast // alzare la cresta, to get above oneself //alzare qlcu. alle stelle, to extol s.o.2 ( accrescere) to raise, to increase; ( il volume) to turn up: alza un po' il volume, la radio, turn up the volume, the radio; ogni autunno i commercianti alzano i prezzi, every autumn the tradesmen raise (o put up) prices; alza un po' il gas, turn up the gas a little // alzare i prezzi, (amer.) to hike prices // alzare la voce, to raise one's voice; alza la voce, non ci sento, speak up, I can't hear you; non alzare la voce con me, sai!, don't raise your voice with me!3 ( costruire) to build*; ( erigere) to erect: alzare un muro, to build a wall; alzare una statua, to erect a statue◘ alzarsi v.intr.pron.1 ( di vento, astro) to rise*: ora il sole si alza alle quattro, now the sun rises at four; il vento si alza, the wind is rising (o the wind is beginning to blow)2 ( crescere) ( di livello) to rise*; ( in altezza) to grow* (taller): il livello del lago si è alzato, the level of the lake has risen; il tuo ragazzo si è alzato molto, your son has grown a lot◆ v.rifl.1 ( in piedi) to stand* up, to rise* to one's feet; to get to one's feet; alzati!, stand up!; alla fine del concerto il pubblico si alzò ad applaudirlo, at the end of the concert the audience rose to their feet and cheered2 ( dal letto) to get* up: a che ora ti alzi?, at what time do you get up?* * *[al'tsare]1. vt1) (gen) to raise, (peso) to liftè troppo pesante, non riesco nemmeno ad alzarla — it's too heavy, I can't even lift it
alzare gli occhi o lo sguardo — to raise one's eyes
2) (issare: bandiera, vela) to hoist3) (costruire) to build, erect4)alzare le carte — to cut the cardsalzare la voce — (per farsi sentire) to speak up, (per intimidire, in collera) to raise one's voice
2. vr (alzarsi)(persona) to rise, get upalzarsi (in piedi) — to stand up, get to one's feet
3. vip (alzarsi)1) (sorgere: sole, luna) to rise, (vento) to rise, get up2) (aumentare: temperatura) to rise, (fiamma) to leap up* * *[al'tsare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (sollevare) [ persona] to lift (up) [ oggetto]; to raise, to lift [testa, gamba]; to shrug [ spalle]; to raise [ sopracciglia]alzare la mano — (per parlare) to put up o raise one's hand
alzare le mani su qcn. — (per colpire) to raise a hand to o lay a hand on sb.
alzare la voce — to speak up, to raise one's voice (anche fig.)
2) (aumentare) to turn up [termostato, gas]; to turn up, to raise [ volume]; to raise, to push up, to put* up [ prezzi]3) (tirare su) to wind* up [ finestrino]; to raise, to hoist [ bandiera]; to raise up [ sipario]4) (costruire) to build*, to put* up, to raise, to erect [muro, casa]5) (elevare)6) gioc.2.verbo pronominale alzarsi- rsi in piedi — to stand up, to rise to one's feet
- rsi da terra — to get up off the ground, to pick oneself up
2) meteor. [ nebbia] to lift, to clear; [sole, vento] to rise*3) (dal letto) to get* up4) (aumentare) [ livello dell'acqua] to rise*; [ marea] to come* in, to come* up; [prezzi, tassi] to rise*, to go* up (di by); [febbre, temperatura] to go* up (di by)5) teatr.6) (sollevarsi)- rsi in volo — [ aereo] to climb, to rise up, to take off; [ uccello] to rise up, to soar up
* * *alzare/al'tsare/ [1]1 (sollevare) [ persona] to lift (up) [ oggetto]; to raise, to lift [testa, gamba]; to shrug [ spalle]; to raise [ sopracciglia]; alzare la mano (per parlare) to put up o raise one's hand; alzare le mani su qcn. (per colpire) to raise a hand to o lay a hand on sb.; alzare la voce to speak up, to raise one's voice (anche fig.)2 (aumentare) to turn up [termostato, gas]; to turn up, to raise [ volume]; to raise, to push up, to put* up [ prezzi]4 (costruire) to build*, to put* up, to raise, to erect [muro, casa]5 (elevare) alzare la casa di un piano to add another storey to the houseII alzarsi verbo pronominale1 (mettersi in piedi) - rsi in piedi to stand up, to rise to one's feet; - rsi da terra to get up off the ground, to pick oneself up2 meteor. [ nebbia] to lift, to clear; [sole, vento] to rise*3 (dal letto) to get* up4 (aumentare) [ livello dell'acqua] to rise*; [ marea] to come* in, to come* up; [prezzi, tassi] to rise*, to go* up (di by); [febbre, temperatura] to go* up (di by)5 teatr. si alza il sipario the curtain rises6 (sollevarsi) - rsi in volo [ aereo] to climb, to rise up, to take off; [ uccello] to rise up, to soar up. -
77 ammassare
ammassarsi mass* * *ammassare v.tr.1 ( radunare) to assemble; ( accumulare) to amass, to accumulate, to hoard, to pile (up): le merci erano ammassate in cantina, the goods were stockpiled in the basement; ammassare ricchezze, to accumulate riches◘ ammassarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron.1 ( affollarsi) to crowd together, to gather together2 ( accumularsi) to accumulate.* * *[ammas'sare]1. vt2. vip (ammassarsi)* * *[ammas'sare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to accumulate, to hoard, to amass [soldi, fortune]2) to cram [ persone]3) to stack, to stockpile [ grano]2.verbo pronominale ammassarsi1) (accumularsi) [ cose] to collect, to accumulate2) (affollarsi) [ persone] to cram, to crowd* * *ammassare/ammas'sare/ [1]1 to accumulate, to hoard, to amass [soldi, fortune]2 to cram [ persone]3 to stack, to stockpile [ grano]II ammassarsi verbo pronominale1 (accumularsi) [ cose] to collect, to accumulate2 (affollarsi) [ persone] to cram, to crowd. -
78 ammasso
m pilegeology mass* * *ammasso s.m.1 heap, mass, pile, hoard: un ammasso di macerie, di detriti, a pile of rubble, of detritus; un ammasso di bugie, a pack of lies2 (amm.) stockpiling; (luogo) government pool // portare il cervello all'ammasso, (fam.) to toe the (party) line3 (scient.) cluster: ammasso globulare, globular cluster; ammasso cristallino, crystal cluster; ammasso stellare, star cluster.* * *[am'masso]sostantivo maschile1) (mucchio) pile, heap2) astr.3) econ.* * *ammasso/am'masso/sostantivo m.1 (mucchio) pile, heap; l'automobile è un ammasso di lamiere the car is a wreck2 astr. ammasso stellare star cluster3 econ. portare il grano all'ammasso to stockpile grain. -
79 barricare
barricade* * *barricare v.tr. to barricade, to block.◘ barricarsi v.rifl. to barricade oneself: si barricò dietro un mucchio di bugie, he took refuge behind a pack of lies // barricare in casa, (fig.) to barricade oneself in one's house // barricare dietro un silenzio impenetrabile, to entrench oneself behind an impenetrable silence (o a wall of silence).* * *[barri'kare]1. vt2. vr (barricarsi)barricarsi in/dietro — to barricade o.s. in/behind
barricarsi in camera — to shut o.s. up in one's room
* * *[barri'kare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to barricade [strada, passaggio]2) (sprangare) to bar [porta, finestra]2.verbo pronominale barricarsi to barricade oneself (in in, into)- rsi dietro un assoluto silenzio — fig. to retreat into stubborn silence
* * *barricare/barri'kare/ [1]1 to barricade [strada, passaggio]2 (sprangare) to bar [porta, finestra]II barricarsi verbo pronominaleto barricade oneself (in in, into); si è barricata in camera she shut herself up in her room; - rsi dietro un assoluto silenzio fig. to retreat into stubborn silence. -
80 bastone da passeggio
bastoni smpl Carte — suit in Neapolitan pack of cards
* * *bastone da passeggiocane, (walking) stick\→ bastone
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