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1 pantofola
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2 pantofola
f slipper* * *pantofola s.f. slipper: essere, mettersi in pantofole, to be wearing slippers; (fig.) to live a life of ease.* * *[pan'tɔfola]sostantivo femminile slipper; (chiusa dietro) carpet slipper* * *pantofola/pan'tɔfola/ ⇒ 35sostantivo f.slipper; (chiusa dietro) carpet slipper. -
3 pianella
pianella s.f.1 ( pantofola) slipper2 (edil.) flat tile3 (bot. pop.) pianella della Madonna, ( Cypripedium calceolus) lady-slipper, lady's slipper, (scient.) cypripedium.* * *[pja'nɛlla]sostantivo femminile (pantofola) slipper, mule* * *pianella/pja'nεlla/sostantivo f.(pantofola) slipper, mule. -
4 ciabatta
f slipper* * *ciabatta s.f.1 slipper: scese in ciabatte, he came downstairs in his slippers // una scarpa e una ciabatta, (fig. fam.) chalk and cheese2 ( scarpa vecchia e scalcagnata) down-at-heel shoe, worn-out shoe* * *[tʃa'batta]sostantivo femminile1) (pantofola) slipper2) el. multi-plug adaptor3) (pane) = long, small, flat loaf of white bread* * *ciabatta/t∫a'batta/sostantivo f.1 (pantofola) slipper2 el. multi-plug adaptor3 (pane) = long, small, flat loaf of white bread. -
5 babbuccia
* * ** * *babbucciapl. - cie, -ce /bab'butt∫a, t∫e/sostantivo f.(pantofola) slipper; (per neonati) bootee. -
6 ciabattata
ciabattata s.f. spank with a slipper, whack with a slipper. -
7 pantofoleria
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8 ballerina
f dancerdi balletto ballet dancer( scarpa) ballet shoezoology wagtail* * *ballerina s.f.1 (professional) dancer; ( classica) ballerina*, ballet dancer2 ( donna che balla bene) good dancer; (in una coppia, la dama) partner3 ( tipo di scarpa) ballet shoe, slipper4 (zool.) → cutrettola5 (bot. pop.) deadly nightshade.* * *[balle'rina]sostantivo femminile1) (danzatrice) dancer; (di danza classica) ballet dancer, ballerina*2) (scarpa bassa) pump3) zool. wagtail* * *ballerina/balle'rina/ ⇒ 18sostantivo f.1 (danzatrice) dancer; (di danza classica) ballet dancer, ballerina*; prima ballerina prima ballerina; ballerina di fila chorus girl2 (scarpa bassa) pump3 zool. wagtail. -
9 scarpetta
f shoescarpette pl da ginnastica trainers* * *scarpetta s.f.1 light shoe; ( da bambino) children's shoe; scarpette da ballo, dancing shoes; scarpette da ginnastica, gym shoes* * *[skar'petta]sostantivo femminile small shoe- e chiodate (da corsa) — track shoes, spikes
••fare (la) scarpetta — = to clean one's plate with a piece of bread
* * *scarpetta/skar'petta/sostantivo f.small shoe; scarpetta da ballo ballet shoe; - e chiodate (da corsa) track shoes, spikes\fare (la) scarpetta = to clean one's plate with a piece of bread. -
10 babbuccia sf
[bab'buttʃa] babbuccia (-ce)(Turkish) slipper, (per neonati) bootee -
11 ciabatta sf
[tʃa'batta] -
12 pantofola sf
[pan'tɔfola] -
13 pianella sf
[pja'nɛlla] -
14 pappuccia
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15 pattina
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16 babbuccia
sf [bab'buttʃa] babbuccia (-ce)(Turkish) slipper, (per neonati) bootee -
17 ciabatta
sf [tʃa'batta] -
18 pantofola
sf [pan'tɔfola] -
19 pianella
sf [pja'nɛlla]
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Slipper — Slip per, n. 1. One who, or that which, slips. [1913 Webster] 2. A kind of light shoe, which may be slipped on with ease, and worn in undress; a slipshoe. [1913 Webster] 3. A kind of apron or pinafore for children. [1913 Webster] 4. A kind of… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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slipper — (n.) type of footwear, late 15c., agent noun from SLIP (Cf. slip) (v.), the notion being of a shoe that is slipped onto the foot … Etymology dictionary
slipper — ► NOUN 1) a comfortable slip on shoe that is worn indoors. 2) a light slip on shoe, especially one used for dancing. DERIVATIVES slippered adjective … English terms dictionary
slipper — [slip′ər] n. a light, low shoe easily slipped on the foot, esp. one for indoor wear slippered adj … English World dictionary
Slipper — A slipper, also called a houseshoe, is a soft and lightweight indoor type of casual footwear.Domestic Footwear CustomsThe word is recorded in English in 1478, deriving from the much older verb to slip, the notion being of footwear that is slipped … Wikipedia
Slipper — Loafer ein klassischer Herrenfreizeitschuh Mit Loafer bezeichnet der Fachmann einen Schlupfhalbschuh mit Absatz. Das bekannteste Loafermodell ist der Pennyloafer (auch Collegeschuh genannt). Mokassins zählen nicht zu den Loafern, da sie keinen… … Deutsch Wikipedia
slipper — slipper1 slipperlike, adj. /slip euhr/, n. 1. any light, low cut shoe into which the foot may be easily slipped, for casual wear in the home, for dancing, etc. Cf. bedroom slipper, house slipper. v.t. 2. to strike or beat with a slipper. [1470… … Universalium
Slipper — Mokassin; bequemer Halbschuh * * * Slịp|per 〈m. 3〉 1. bequemer Straßenschuh ohne Schnürung 2. 〈österr.〉 leichter, lockerer Mantel [<engl. slipper „Hausschuh, Pantoffel“; zu slip „(hinein)schlüpfen“; verwandt mit schleifen] * * * Slịp|per … Universal-Lexikon
slipper — n. & v. n. 1 a light loose comfortable indoor shoe. 2 a light slip on shoe for dancing etc. v.tr. beat or strike with a slipper. Phrases and idioms: slipper bath Brit. a bath shaped like a slipper, with a covered end. Derivatives: slippered adj … Useful english dictionary
