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♦ button /ˈbʌtn/n.1 bottone; bottoncino ( per colletto): One of the buttons has come off my jacket, mi si è staccato un bottone della giacca; to do up a button, abbottonare un bottone; She undid her blouse buttons, lei si è sbottonata la camicetta2 (= push button) pulsante; bottone: rewind button, pulsante di riavvolgimento; to press a button, premere un bottone (o un pulsante)5 (bot.) gemma; bocciolo; bottone● button-back, (di sedia, poltrona, ecc.) capitonné □ button-down, ( di colletto) con i bottoni sulle punte, button-down; ( di camicia) che ha il colletto con i bottoni sulle punte; ( USA, di persona) conformista; tradizionalista; conservatore □ ( sci) button-lift (o button-tow), ski-lift □ ( slang USA) button man, piccolo mafioso; picciotto; ( anche) assassino prezzolato, sicario □ ( moda) button-through (agg.), ( di indumento) abbottonato da cima a fondo □ ( moda) button-through ( dress), chemisier (franc.) □ (fam.) to be a button short, essere corto di comprendonio □ (fig.) to have all one's buttons, avere tutte le rotelle a posto; esserci tutto □ (fig.) to have some buttons missing, mancare di qualche venerdì (o di qualche rotella); non esserci tutto □ (fam.) I don't to give a button, non me ne importa un fico; me ne sbatto □ (fam.) on the button, esattamente; in perfetto orario; ( anche) azzeccato, centrato □ panic button ► panic (2) □ (fam.) to press buttons, usare la propria influenza; rivolgersi a qualcuno che conta □ to press the button, dare il via □ (fam. USA) to press (o to push) sb. 's button, far scattare una reazione in q.; eccitare q.; provocare q. □ (fig.) to take sb. by the button, fermare q. ( per parlargli) □ not worth a button, che non vale nientebuttonlessa.senza bottoni.(to) button /ˈbʌtn/A v. t.B v. i.abbottonarsi: This blouse buttons down the back, questa camicetta si abbottona dietro● ( slang) Button it!, chiudi la bocca!; cuciti la bocca! □ (fam.) to button one's lips, tacere; zittirsi; cucirsi la boccabuttoningn. [u]abbottonatura. -
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I 1. ['pænɪk]nome panico m.2.to throw sb. into a panic — gettare qcn. nel panico
modificatore [ reaction] dettato dal panicoII 1. ['pænɪk]verbo transitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - ck-) spaventare, terrorizzare [person, animal]; scatenare il panico tra [ crowd]2.* * *['pænik] 1. noun((a) sudden great fear, especially that spreads through a crowd etc: The fire caused a panic in the city.) panico2. verb(to make or become so frightened that one loses the power to think clearly: He panicked at the sight of the audience.) gettare il panico; essere colto dal panico- panicky* * *panic (1) /ˈpænɪk/n.♦ panic (2) /ˈpænɪk/A a.panico; di panico; causato da panico: panic fear, timor panico; panic attack, attacco di panico; (econ., fin., Borsa) panic buying [selling], acquisti [vendite] frenetici (o dettati dal panico)B n.1 [uc] panico: Don't get into a panic, non farti prendere dal panico; Panic broke out, è scoppiato il panico4 (fam.) gran fretta; fretta e furia● ( anche Internet) panic button, pulsante di emergenza □ panic-monger, chi sparge il panico di proposito; allarmista □ panic room, stanza blindata ( nella quale rifugiarsi per sottrarsi a una rapina) □ panic-stricken, preso dal panico; in preda al panico □ (fam.) to be at panic stations, essere in stato di allarme; essere in preda al panico □ (fam.) to push (o to hit) the panic button, dare l'allarme; (fig.) reagire d'impulso e in modo incontrollato.(to) panic /ˈpænɪk/(pass. e p. p. panicked)A v. t.1 gettare il panico fra; spaventareB v. i.essere colto dal panico; perdere la testa● to panic about st., farsi prendere dal panico per qc. □ ( slang USA) You panic me!, mi fai morire dal ridere; (iron.) fai ridere i polli!* * *I 1. ['pænɪk]nome panico m.2.to throw sb. into a panic — gettare qcn. nel panico
modificatore [ reaction] dettato dal panicoII 1. ['pænɪk]verbo transitivo (forma in -ing ecc. - ck-) spaventare, terrorizzare [person, animal]; scatenare il panico tra [ crowd]2.
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panic button — panic .button n 1.) a button that you can press to call for help if you are being attacked 2.) press/push the panic button BrE to do something quickly without thinking enough about it, because something unexpected or dangerous has suddenly… … Dictionary of contemporary English
panic button — panic ,button noun count an object that you press to send a signal to someone, for example the police, to tell them that you need help press/push the panic button INFORMAL to become very worried about something bad that happens and react suddenly … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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panic button — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms panic button : singular panic button plural panic buttons an object that you press to send a signal to someone, for example the police, to tell them that you need help • press/push the panic button informal to… … English dictionary
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