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1 ♦ sand
♦ sand /sænd/n.1 [u] sabbia; rena; arena2 [u] color sabbia3 (pl.) granelli di sabbia; terreno sabbioso; spiaggia4 [u] (med.) sabbia● sand bar, barra di sabbia; secca ( alla foce d'un fiume, all'entrata di un porto) □ sand-bath, (chim.) bagno a sabbia; (med.) sabbiatura □ sand bed, strato di sabbia □ sand-blind, mezzo cieco □ sand castle, castello di sabbia □ (vet.) sand-crack, setola; malattia dello zoccolo dei cavalli □ (fam. USA) sand dollar, piastra di riccio di mare □ sand dune, duna di sabbia □ (zool.) sand flea, pulce della sabbia ( in genere); ( anche) ► chigoe e sandhopper □ (edil.) sand finish, frattazzatura □ (zool.) sand-fly ( Phlebothomus), flebotomo; pappataci □ sand hill, duna □ (zool.) sand-martin ( Riparia riparia), rondine riparia; topino □ (mecc.) sand mill, mulino a sabbia □ sand pie, tortino di sabbia ( fatto da bambini per gioco) □ sand-spout, tromba di sabbia □ sand trap, (tecn.) fermasabbia, separatore di sabbia; ( golf, USA) bunker □ (ind., tecn.) sand wash, lavaggio di sabbia □ ( moda) sand-washed silk, seta lavata □ ( sport) sand yacht, barca su ruote, con una vela ( per correre sulle spiagge) □ (fig.) to kick sand in sb. 's face, mortificare q.; umiliare q. □ (fig.) to plough the sands, fare un lavoro inutile.(to) sand /sænd/v. t.2 insabbiare; seppellire sotto la sabbia; coprire di sabbia4 (tecn.) levigare con la cartavetrata; carteggiare; scartavetrare (fam.)5 (tecn.) levigare con abrasivo; smerigliare● (edil.) to sand and polish, levigare e lucidare ( pavimenti). -
2 strip
I [strɪp]1) (narrow piece) (of material, paper) striscia f.; (of land, sand) striscia f., lingua f.a strip of garden, beach — una striscia di giardino, di spiaggia
centre — BE o
median strip — AE (on motorway) banchina, aiuola spartitraffico
2) (anche striptease) spogliarello m., strip m., strip-tease m.••II 1. [strɪp]to tear sb. off a strip to tear a strip off sb. — colloq. dare una lavata di capo a qcn
to strip sth. from o off sth. — togliere o staccare qcs. da qcs
2) (remove everything from) svestire [ person]; svuotare [house, room]; spogliare [tree, plant]; disfare [ bed]; (remove paint from) sverniciare [window, door]; (dismantle) smontare [ engine]to strip sb. of — spogliare qcn. di [belongings, rights]
2.to strip sb. of his o her rank degradare qcn.; he was stripped of his title — gli hanno tolto il titolo
* * *[strip] 1. past tense, past participle - stripped; verb1) (to remove the covering from something: He stripped the old varnish off the wall; He stripped the branch (of its bark) with his knife.) togliere2) (to undress: She stripped the child (naked) and put him in the bath; He stripped and dived into the water; They were told to strip to the waist.) spogliarsi3) (to remove the contents of (a house etc): The house/room was stripped bare / stripped of its furnishings; They stripped the house of all its furnishings.) svuotare4) (to deprive (a person) of something: The officer was stripped of his rank for misconduct.) privare2. noun1) (a long narrow piece of (eg cloth, ground etc): a strip of paper.) striscia2) (a strip cartoon.) striscia, fumetto3) (a footballer's shirt, shorts, socks etc: The team has a red and white strip.) maglietta, divisa•- strip-lighting
- strip-tease 3. adjectivea strip-tease show.) di spogliarello* * *I [strɪp]1) (narrow piece) (of material, paper) striscia f.; (of land, sand) striscia f., lingua f.a strip of garden, beach — una striscia di giardino, di spiaggia
centre — BE o
median strip — AE (on motorway) banchina, aiuola spartitraffico
2) (anche striptease) spogliarello m., strip m., strip-tease m.••II 1. [strɪp]to tear sb. off a strip to tear a strip off sb. — colloq. dare una lavata di capo a qcn
to strip sth. from o off sth. — togliere o staccare qcs. da qcs
2) (remove everything from) svestire [ person]; svuotare [house, room]; spogliare [tree, plant]; disfare [ bed]; (remove paint from) sverniciare [window, door]; (dismantle) smontare [ engine]to strip sb. of — spogliare qcn. di [belongings, rights]
2.to strip sb. of his o her rank degradare qcn.; he was stripped of his title — gli hanno tolto il titolo
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