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[pɪs] Inome pop. piscio m.to have — BE o
take — AE
••II 1.to take the piss out of sb. — pop. prendere per il culo o sfottere qcn
verbo transitivo pop.2.verbo intransitivo pop. pisciare3.verbo riflessivo pop.- piss off* * *piss /pɪs/n. (volg.)● ( slang USA) piss and vinegar, brio; vivacità; energia □ ( slang USA) piss and wind, vuote ciance, sbruffonate; ( anche) sbruffone, pieno di chiacchiere □ ( slang USA) piss-ant, uomo da nulla; tipo insignificante, scialbo □ ( slang USA) piss-elegant, pretenzioso □ ( slang) piss-house, pisciatoio □ ( slang USA) piss-poor, povero in canna; pessimo, sbagliato, misero, inefficace: a piss-poor performance, (mus., teatr., ecc.) una pessima esecuzione; ( sport) una pessima prestazione; a piss-poor effort, uno sforzo inefficace; un misero sforzo □ piss-pot, orinale; ( slang) ubriacone □ (volg.) piss-take, presa in giro; presa per il culo (volg.) □ (volg.) piss-up, sbevazzata; grande bevuta; trincata (pop.) □ ( slang) to take the piss, farsi sfottere □ (volg.) to take the piss out of sb., prendere in giro q.; sfottere q.; prendere q. per i fondelli, per il culo (volg.).(to) piss /pɪs/ ( slang)v. t. e i.1 (volg.) pisciare (volg.); orinare: to piss blood, pisciare sangue; to piss one's trousers, pisciarsi nei calzoni● (volg.) to piss against (o in) the wind, pisciare controvento; (fig.) non combinare un cavolo, sprecare tempo e fatica □ (volg. USA) to piss and moan, rompere le palle con continue lamentele; piagnucolare di continuo □ to piss oneself, pisciarsi addosso; ( anche) farsela sotto ( per paura, ecc.); incavolarsi: to piss oneself with laughter (o laughing) pisciarsi addosso dal ridere; scompisciarsi dalle risa □ (volg.) to piss in one's pants, scompisciarsi dalle risa.* * *[pɪs] Inome pop. piscio m.to have — BE o
take — AE
••II 1.to take the piss out of sb. — pop. prendere per il culo o sfottere qcn
verbo transitivo pop.2.verbo intransitivo pop. pisciare3.verbo riflessivo pop.- piss off
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