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1 salmon
['sæmən] 1. 2.modificatore [fillet, pâté] di salmone; [fishing, sandwich] al salmone* * *plural; see salmon* * *salmon /ˈsæmən/A n.3 [u] color salmoneB a.● salmon-coloured, color salmone □ salmon ladder (o salmon leap, salmon stair), gradinata (o scalinata) per consentire ai salmoni di superare una diga □ (zool.) salmon trout, trota salmonata.* * *['sæmən] 1. 2.modificatore [fillet, pâté] di salmone; [fishing, sandwich] al salmone -
2 ♦ fish
♦ fish (1) /fɪʃ/n.1 [cu] (pl. fish, fishes) pesce: an exotic fish, un pesce esotico; a shoal of fish, un banco di pesci; I don't like fish, non mi piace il pesce; to catch a fish, prendere un pesce; fresh fish, pesce fresco; freshwater fish, pesci d'acqua dolce; marine fish, pesce di mare● fish-and-chip shop, friggitoria di pesce e patatine □ fish bar, tavola calda che vende pesce fritto ( ma anche pollo fritto, ecc.) □ fish bone, lisca; spina (di pesce) □ fish breeding, piscicoltura □ fish carver, coltello grande da pesce □ fish culture, piscicoltura □ (spreg. USA) fish eater, cattolico □ fish-eye, (tecn.) occhio di pesce; (fam.) occhiata malevola; sguardo sospettoso □ (fotogr.) fish-eye lens, obiettivo ultragrandangolare □ fish farm, allevamento di pesci; vivaio □ fish farmer, piscicoltore □ fish farming, piscicoltura □ (alim.) fish finger, bastoncino di pesce □ fish, flesh and fowl, pesce, carne e pollame □ fish flour, farina di pesce □ fish glue, colla di pesce □ fish-hook, amo □ ( cucina) fish kettle, pesciaiola; pesciera □ (mecc.) fish joint, giunto a ganasce □ fish knife, coltello da pesce □ fish ladder, scala di monta ( per salmoni, ecc.) □ fish market, mercato del pesce □ fish meal, farina di pesce □ fish pond, stagno (o vasca) dei pesci; peschiera; (scherz.) il mare □ fish pot, nassa □ ( cucina) fish slice, paletta per il pesce □ (zool.) fish-sound, vescica natatoria □ ( USA) fish stick = fish finger ► sopra □ (fam. USA) fish story (o fish tale), grossa balla; enorme bugia □ (naut.) fish tackle, pescatore ( grosso gancio) □ ( anche metall.) fish tail, coda di pesce □ fish-tail, a coda di pesce: (tecn.) fish-tail burner, becco a coda di pesce □ fish tank, pesciera; acquario □ to drink like a fish, bere come una spugna □ (fig.) to have other fish to fry, avere cose più importanti da fare; avere altro a cui badare □ like a fish out of water, come un pesce fuor d'acqua □ neither fish nor fowl ( nor good red herring), né carne né pesce.fish (2) /fɪʃ/n.(naut.) lapazza.(to) fish (1) /fɪʃ/A v. i.1 pescare: to fish in the Atlantic, pescare nell'Atlantico; to fish for salmon, pescare il salmone; to fish for a living, guadagnarsi da vivere con la pesca; to go fishing, andare a pesca2 – to fish for, cercare ( d'ottenere); sollecitare: to fish for compliments, sollecitare (o andare in cerca di) complimenti; to fish for information, cercare informazioniB v. t.pescare in: to fish a river, pescare in un fiume● (fig.) to fish in troubled waters, pescare nel torbido □ ( slang USA) Fish or cut bait!, datti da fare, o molla tutto!(to) fish (2) /fɪʃ/v. t.1 (naut.) lapazzare -
3 hook
I [hʊk]1) (for clothing, picture) gancio m., uncino m.hooks and eyes — sart. gancio con occhiello, allacciatura a gancio
2) pesc. amo m.3) (on stick) manico m. ricurvo4) tel.5) (in boxing) gancio m.6) (in golf) tiro m. a gancio, tiro m. a uncino7) AE (bend) curva f.••to get sb. off the hook — tirare fuori dai guai qcn.
II [hʊk]to let sb. off the hook — = salvare, scagionare qcn
2) (pull through) fare passare [string, finger, stick] ( through attraverso, in)•- hook on- hook up* * *[huk] 1. noun1) (a small piece of metal shaped like a J fixed at the end of a fishing-line used for catching fish etc: a fish-hook.) amo2) (a bent piece of metal etc used for hanging coats, cups etc on, or a smaller one sewn on to a garment, for fastening it: Hang your jacket on that hook behind the door; hooks and eyes.) gancio3) (in boxing, a kind of punch with the elbow bent: a left hook.) gancio2. verb1) (to catch (a fish etc) with a hook: He hooked a large salmon.) prendere (all'amo)2) (to fasten or to be fastened by a hook or hooks: He hooked the ladder on (to the branch); This bit hooks on to that bit; Could you hook my dress up down the back?) agganciare3) (in golf, to hit (the ball) far to the left of where it should be (or to the right if one is left-handed).) tiro a uncino•- hooked- by hook or by crook
- off the hook* * *I [hʊk]1) (for clothing, picture) gancio m., uncino m.hooks and eyes — sart. gancio con occhiello, allacciatura a gancio
2) pesc. amo m.3) (on stick) manico m. ricurvo4) tel.5) (in boxing) gancio m.6) (in golf) tiro m. a gancio, tiro m. a uncino7) AE (bend) curva f.••to get sb. off the hook — tirare fuori dai guai qcn.
II [hʊk]to let sb. off the hook — = salvare, scagionare qcn
2) (pull through) fare passare [string, finger, stick] ( through attraverso, in)•- hook on- hook up
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