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1 rake about
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2 rake around
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3 rake
I [reɪk] II 1. [reɪk]1) agr. rastrellare2.to rake among o through — frugare o rovistare tra [ papers]
- rake in- rake upIII [reɪk]nome (libertine) libertino m.IV [reɪk]* * *[reik] 1. noun1) (a tool which consists of a usually metal bar with teeth at the end of a long handle, used for smoothing earth, gathering eg leaves together etc.) rastrello2) (any similar tool: a croupier's rake in a casino.) rastrello3) (the act of raking: to give the soil a rake.) rastrellata2. verb1) (to smooth or gather with a rake: I'll rake these grass-cuttings up later.) rastrellare2) ((often with out) to remove the ashes from (a fire) with a poker etc.) pulire, raccogliere3) (to fire guns at (a target) from one end of it to the other: The soldiers raked the entire village with machine-gun fire.) mitragliare•- rake up* * *I [reɪk]1. n(tool) rastrello2. vt(sand, leaves, soil) rastrellare, (strafe: ship, row of men) spazzare•- rake in- rake off- rake out- rake upII [reɪk] n* * *rake (1) /reɪk/n.1 (agric.) rastrello2 (tecn.) rastrello meccanico● rake comb, pettine rado □ a croupier's rake, un rastrello da croupier □ as thin as a rake, magro come un chiodo.rake (2) /reɪk/n.2 (archit., edil.) pendenza, scarpa3 (aeron.) inclinazionerake (3) /reɪk/n.(arc.) libertino.(to) rake (1) /reɪk/A v. t.1 rastrellare: to rake fertilizer into the soil, rastrellare il terreno per far penetrare il fertilizzante; to rake level (o smooth) spianare col rastrello4 percorrere; scrutare: Her eyes raked the crowd for familiar faces, il suo sguardo percorreva la folla in cerca di volti familiari5 (mil.) sventagliare raffiche su: The soldiers raked the building with machine-gun fire, i soldati sventagliavano raffiche di mitra sull'edificioB v. i.rovistare: They raked among my papers, hanno rovistato tra le mie carte; to rake about ( a room) for evidence, frugare (una stanza) in cerca di prove(to) rake (2) /reɪk/A v. i.(spec. naut.) essere inclinato: (naut.) a raked mast, un albero inclinatoB v. t.inclinare: The floor of the theatre has been raked in order to provide better sight lines, il pavimento del teatro è stato inclinato per consentire una migliore visibilità.* * *I [reɪk] II 1. [reɪk]1) agr. rastrellare2.to rake among o through — frugare o rovistare tra [ papers]
- rake in- rake upIII [reɪk]nome (libertine) libertino m.IV [reɪk] -
4 rake up
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5 muck
I [mʌk]2) colloq. fig. schifezza f., porcheria f.II [mʌk]- muck in- muck out- muck up* * *(dung, filth, rubbish etc: farm yard muck.) letame; sporcizia- mucky- muck about/around
- muck out* * *muck /mʌk/n. [u]1 concime animale; letame; sterco2 sudiciume; sporcizia3 (fam.) robaccia; schifezza; porcheria4 (fam.) confusione; pasticcio; casino (fam.)6 (fig.) sporco dell'industria● muck-heap, mucchio di letame; letamaio; concimaia □ muck-rake, rastrello per il letame □ (agric.) muck spreader, spandiletame □ (agric.) muck spreading, spargimento del letame; concimazione (con letame) □ to make a muck of, insudiciare, sporcare; sciupare, guastare □ (prov.) Where there's muck, there's money (o brass), dove c'è sporco (dell'industria), c'è denaro ( cioè, dove ci sono fabbriche, c'è benessere).(to) muck /mʌk/v. t.2 insudiciare; sporcare.* * *I [mʌk]2) colloq. fig. schifezza f., porcheria f.II [mʌk]- muck in- muck out- muck up
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