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(the name of a comic figure in a puppet-show (traditionally known as a Punch and Judy show).) pavliha* * *I [pʌnč]1.nounluknjarice (škarje), luknjač, klinčar, šilo, prebijalo, štanca, punec;2.transitive verbpreluknjati, prebiti, štancati, punciratiII [pʌnč]1.nounudarec s pestjo; colloquially sila, polet, energija;2.transitive verbudariti s pestjo; tolči (npr. po pisalnem stroju); American gnati živino s palicoIII [pʌnč]nounpunč (pijača)IV [pʌnč]nounBritish English kratkonog, okoren vlečni konj; dialectal majhen zavaljen človek -
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• nyrkinisku• ilveilijä• iskeä• iskeä nyrkillä• isku• tälli• hehkuviini• booli• täräyttää• punssi• puhkaista• purasin• puras• rei'ityslaite• rei'ittäätechnology• reikämeistitechnology• rei'ittää• rei'itin• glögi• mukiloidatechnology• merasintechnology• naskali• perforoidatechnology• patriisitechnology• meisti• lävistinautomatic data processing• lävistäjäautomatic data processing• lävistys• meistää• lävistää• pistää reikä• pistää• pistepuikko• kolhaisu• kolhu• lyönti* * *(the name of a comic figure in a puppet-show (traditionally known as a Punch and Judy show).) Kasper -
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[pʌntʃ]nome proprio Pulcinella••* * *(the name of a comic figure in a puppet-show (traditionally known as a Punch and Judy show).) (Pulcinella)* * *punch (1) /pʌntʃ/n.5 (comput.) perforazione● punch card, scheda perforata □ ( USA) punch clock, orologio marcatempo □ (tecn.) punch cutter, fustellatrice □ (mecc.) punch press, pressa meccanica □ ticket punch, macchina obliteratrice.♦ punch (2) /pʌntʃ/n.2 [u] (fam.) energia; forza; vigore; incisività; mordente4 ( boxe) pugno, colpo: a punch on the jaw, un colpo alla mascella; to throw a punch, portare un colpo● punch-drunk, ( di un pugile e fig.) stordito ( per i pugni ricevuti), suonato □ punch line, battuta finale, il più bello ( di una barzelletta, ecc.) □ ( boxe) punch on the back of the neck, colpo alla nuca □ (fam. ingl.) punch-up, baruffa; lite; zuffa □ to beat sb. to the punch, ( boxe) battere q. sull'anticipo; (fig.) giocare d'anticipo □ ( di pugile) to pack quite a punch, essere un picchiatore □ to pull one's punches ► to pull □ ( boxe) to roll with the punch, assorbire il colpo con un arretramento o uno spostamento.punch (3) /pʌntʃ/n.punch; ponce: rum punch, ponce al rum● punch-bowl, grande coppa da ponce; (fig.) buca tonda ( nel fianco d'un colle).(to) punch (1) /pʌntʃ/v. t.2 forare; perforare● ( USA) to punch the clock, timbrare il cartellino ( in entrata o in uscita) □ to punch a hole, fare un buco col punzone □ to get one's ticket punched, farsi forare il biglietto ( in autobus, ecc.); (fig. fam. USA) morire, lasciarci la pelle.♦ (to) punch (2) /pʌntʃ/A v. t.1 colpire col pugno; dare pugni a (q.)3 ( boxe) colpire: He punched the challenger below the belt, ha colpito lo sfidante sotto la cinturaB v. i.( boxe) portare i colpi; combattere● ( boxe) to punch one's opponent into a corner, chiudere l'avversario all'angolo a furia di colpi □ to punch sb. on the nose, dare un pugno sul naso a q.* * *[pʌntʃ]nome proprio Pulcinella•• -
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(the name of a comic figure in a puppet-show (traditionally known as a Punch and Judy show).) Pančs, komisks personāžs leļļu izrādē* * *punšs; vezumnieks; klauns, ķipars; kompostieris, caurumsitis, perforators; sitiens ar dūri, dunka; spēks, enerģija; puansons, štancēšanas spiedne; Londonas humoristisks žurnāls; patrice, puansons; kompostrēt, caurumot, perforēt; iedunkāt, iesist ar dūri; dzīt lopus; štancēt; izgatavot patrici -
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(the name of a comic figure in a puppet-show (traditionally known as a Punch and Judy show).) juokdarys, klounas -
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n. slag; hålslag; punsch; bål; slutkläm i rolig historia--------v. slå; göra hål, perforera* * *(the name of a comic figure in a puppet-show (traditionally known as a Punch and Judy show).) Kasper, kasperteater -
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(the name of a comic figure in a puppet-show (traditionally known as a Punch and Judy show).) Kašpárek* * *• pony• propíchnout• punč• důlkovat
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Puppet show — Puppet Pup pet, n. [OE. popet, OF. poupette; akin to F. poup[ e]e a doll, probably from L. puppa, pupa, a girl, doll, puppet. Cf. {Poupeton}, {Pupa}, {Pupil}, {Puppy}.] [Written also {poppet}.] 1. A small image in the human form; a doll. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
puppet show — n. a play or performance with puppets … English World dictionary
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puppet show — an entertainment, as a play or musical revue, in which the performers are puppets. Also called puppet play. [1640 50] * * * … Universalium
puppet show — noun A show, theatrical performance, in which the parts are played by puppets impersonating human or other characters See Also: puppeteer, puppetry … Wiktionary
puppet show — pup′pet show n. sbz an entertainment in which the performers are puppets. Also called pup′pet play • Etymology: 1640–50 … From formal English to slang
puppet show — play performed using puppets … English contemporary dictionary