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1 impomatare
impomatare v.tr. to put* ointment on (sthg.); (capelli) to put* hair-oil on; (baffi) to wax: ha l'abitudine di impomatarsi i capelli, he is in the habit of using hair-oil.◘ impomatarsi v.rifl. to put* hair-oil on one's hair.* * *[impoma'tare]1. vt2. vr (impomatarsi)fam to get spruced up* * *[impoma'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to rub ointment on [ pelle]2) to plaster down, to pomade [ capelli]2.verbo pronominale impomatarsi2) (con gel, brillantina) to plaster down one's hair, to pomade one's hair* * *impomatare/impoma'tare/ [1]1 to rub ointment on [ pelle]2 to plaster down, to pomade [ capelli]II impomatarsi verbo pronominale1 to rub oneself with ointment2 (con gel, brillantina) to plaster down one's hair, to pomade one's hair. -
2 scrostare
scrostare v.tr.1 to take* the crust off (sthg.); to scrape; to strip; to peel off: scrostare una parete, to scrape a wall (down)2 (tecn.) to descale, to take* off scales from (sthg.).◘ scrostarsi v.intr.pron.1 to peel (off), to chip (off), to fall* (off): l'intonaco si scrosta, the plaster is falling (off); la vernice si scrosta, the paint is peeling (off)2 (bot., zool.) to scale.* * *[skros'tare]1. vt(vernice, intonaco) to scrape off, strip (off), (tubo) to descale2. vip (scrostarsi)(vernice, intonaco) to peel off, flake off* * *[skros'tare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to scrape [ superficie]; to strip [pittura, vernice]scrostare (l'intonaco da) — to strip the plaster off [ muro]
2) to take* the crust off [ ferita]3) (togliere le incrostazioni da) to scrape off, out, to scour [ pentola]2.verbo pronominale scrostarsi [muro, facciata] to flake, to crumble; [vernice, pittura] to peel (away, off)* * *scrostare/skros'tare/ [1]1 to scrape [ superficie]; to strip [pittura, vernice]; scrostare (l'intonaco da) to strip the plaster off [ muro]2 to take* the crust off [ ferita]3 (togliere le incrostazioni da) to scrape off, out, to scour [ pentola]II scrostarsi verbo pronominale[muro, facciata] to flake, to crumble; [vernice, pittura] to peel (away, off).
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plaster — plas|ter1 [ˈpla:stə US ˈplæstər] n [Date: 900 1000; : Latin; Origin: emplastrum, from Greek, from emplassein to plaster on , from plassein; PLASTIC2] 1.) [U] a substance used to cover walls and ceilings with a smooth, even surface. It consists of … Dictionary of contemporary English
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