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1 spiattellare
spiattellare v.tr. to blab (out), to blurt out; ( dire apertamente) to speak* out, to speak* frankly about sthg.: spiattellò tutto, he blabbed (o blurted) it all out; gli ha spiattellato in faccia la verità, he blurted out the whole truth to his face // mi spiattellò il documento sotto il naso, he thrust the paper under my nose.* * *[spjattel'lare]verbo transitivo colloq.1) (raccontare) to blab, to blurt out2) (mostrare)* * *spiattellare/spjattel'lare/ [1]colloq.1 (raccontare) to blab, to blurt out; spiattellare tutto in giro to shoot one's mouth off2 (mostrare) le spiattellò sotto il naso la lettera he thrust the letter right under her nose. -
2 naso sm
['naso]torcere o arricciare il naso (di fronte a qc) — to turn up one's nose (at sth)
son 2 settimane che non metto il naso fuori di casa — it's 2 weeks since I last stuck my nose out of the door
guarda, ce l'hai sotto il naso — look, it's right under your nose
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3 naso
sm ['naso]torcere o arricciare il naso (di fronte a qc) — to turn up one's nose (at sth)
son 2 settimane che non metto il naso fuori di casa — it's 2 weeks since I last stuck my nose out of the door
guarda, ce l'hai sotto il naso — look, it's right under your nose
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4 le spiattellò sotto il naso la lettera
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > le spiattellò sotto il naso la lettera
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5 naso
m nose* * *naso s.m.1 nose; ( di animale) snout, muzzle, nose: naso affilato, sharp nose; naso all'insù, turned-up nose; naso a punta, pointed nose; naso aquilino, aquiline (o hooked) nose; naso camuso, snub nose; naso greco, Greek nose; naso schiacciato, flattened nose; naso a patata, bulbous nose; avere il naso che cola, to have a runny nose; soffiarsi il naso, to blow one's nose // a lume di naso, by guesswork // sotto il naso di qlcu., (right) under s.o.'s nose: gli ho messo il giornale sotto il naso, I put the newspaper under his nose // farla sotto il naso di qlcu., to do sthg. under s.o.'s nose // gli saltò la mosca al naso, he lost his temper // non aveva il coraggio di metter fuori la punta del naso, he did not dare to poke his nose out of doors // non si ricorda dal naso alla bocca, (fig. fam.) he can't remember a thing for five minutes // torcere, arricciare il naso ( di fronte) a qlco., to turn up one's nose at sthg. // cacciare, ficcare, mettere il naso in qlco., to poke (o to thrust) one's nose into sthg. // chiudere, sbattere la porta sul naso a qlcu., to shut the door in s.o.'s face // fare il naso a..., to get accustomed to... // menar, prendere qlcu. per il naso, to lead s.o. by the nose // non vedere più in là del proprio naso, not to see any farther (o further) than the end of one's nose; parlar con il naso, to speak through one's nose // restar con un palmo di naso, con tanto di naso, to feel disappointed3 (tecn.) nose.* * *['naso]sostantivo maschile1) nosenaso alla francese o all'insù snub nose; naso a patata flat nose; avere il naso chiuso to have a blocked nose; soffiarsi, tapparsi il naso to blow, hold one's nose; mettersi le dita nel naso to poke one's finger up one's nose, to pick one's nose; parlare con il naso to speak through one's nose; ti sanguina il naso you have a nosebleed o a bloody nose; mettere o ficcare il naso in qcs. colloq. fig. to stick o poke one's nose in sth.; non ho messo il naso fuori I didn't set foot outside; ce l'hai sotto il naso — it's under you nose, it's staring you in the face
2) fig.avere naso (per qcs.) — to have a nose (for sth.)
a (lume di) naso — at a guess, by (sheer) intuition
••menare o prendere qcn. per il naso to lead sb. by the nose; non vedere più in là del proprio naso to see no further than the end of one's nose; passare sotto il naso di qcn. to slip through sb.'s fingers; arricciare o storcere il naso per qcs. to turn one's nose up at sth.; rimanere o restare con un palmo di naso to be left dumbfounded o flabbergasted; avere la puzza sotto il naso — to be hoity-toity
* * *naso/'naso/ ⇒ 4sostantivo m.1 nose; naso alla francese o all'insù snub nose; naso a patata flat nose; avere il naso chiuso to have a blocked nose; soffiarsi, tapparsi il naso to blow, hold one's nose; mettersi le dita nel naso to poke one's finger up one's nose, to pick one's nose; parlare con il naso to speak through one's nose; ti sanguina il naso you have a nosebleed o a bloody nose; mettere o ficcare il naso in qcs. colloq. fig. to stick o poke one's nose in sth.; non ho messo il naso fuori I didn't set foot outside; ce l'hai sotto il naso it's under you nose, it's staring you in the face2 fig. avere naso (per qcs.) to have a nose (for sth.); a (lume di) naso at a guess, by (sheer) intuitionmenare o prendere qcn. per il naso to lead sb. by the nose; non vedere più in là del proprio naso to see no further than the end of one's nose; passare sotto il naso di qcn. to slip through sb.'s fingers; arricciare o storcere il naso per qcs. to turn one's nose up at sth.; rimanere o restare con un palmo di naso to be left dumbfounded o flabbergasted; avere la puzza sotto il naso to be hoity-toity.
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right under one's nose — in an obvious, nearby place I found the calculator right under my nose after searching for it for an hour … Idioms and examples
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