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1 sbuffare
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2 bicchierino
bicchierino s.m.1 small glass; liqueur glass2 ( il contenuto) tot, dram; (fam.) drop, snort, snifter, nip: un bicchierino di grappa, a drop (o a snort o a snifter) of grappa.* * *[bikkje'rino]sostantivo maschile1) (recipiente) small glass, liqueur glass2) (contenuto) drop, snifter, snort* * *bicchierino/bikkje'rino/sostantivo m.1 (recipiente) small glass, liqueur glass2 (contenuto) drop, snifter, snort; farsi un bicchierino to have a quick drink. -
3 sniffare
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4 sbuffare
sbuffare v. intr.2 (per ira, noia) to snort; to fume; to grumble: e non sbuffare quando ti chiedo un favore!, and don't grumble when I ask you a favour!3 ( detto di vento) to blow*4 ( gettare sbuffi di fumo) to puff away: la locomotiva sbuffava, the engine was puffing away; il vapore sbuffava dalla pentola, the steam was puffing out of the pot.* * *[zbuf'fare]1) (espirare con forza) (per la fatica) [ persona] to puff (and pant), to pant; (per insofferenza, collera) to snort, to fume, to grumble2) (emettere fumo, vapore) [ locomotiva] to steam, to puff, to chug••* * *sbuffare/zbuf'fare/ [1](aus. avere)1 (espirare con forza) (per la fatica) [ persona] to puff (and pant), to pant; (per insofferenza, collera) to snort, to fume, to grumble2 (emettere fumo, vapore) [ locomotiva] to steam, to puff, to chugsbuffare come una locomotiva to puff like an engine. -
5 sbuffo
sbuffo s.m.* * *['zbuffo]sostantivo maschile1) (di fumo, vapore) puff2) (soffio) (di persona) snort; (di treno) chug3) abbigl.* * *sbuffo/'zbuffo/sostantivo m.1 (di fumo, vapore) puff2 (soffio) (di persona) snort; (di treno) chug -
6 sniffata
* * *[znif'fata]sostantivo femminile sniff, snort* * *sniffata/znif'fata/sostantivo f.sniff, snort. -
7 soffiare
"to blow;Blasen;soprar"* * *blowcolloq swipe colloq soffiarsi il naso blow one's nose* * *soffiare v. intr.1 to blow* (sthg.); ( di gatto) to spit*, to hiss: il vento soffia forte stasera, the wind is blowing hard tonight; soffiare su una candela, ( spegnendola) to blow out a candle; soffiare sul caffè, to blow one's coffee; soffiare sul fuoco, to blow the fire, (fig.) to stir up trouble2 ( ansare, sbuffare) to puff; to huff and puff; to pant: le scale lo fanno soffiare, the stairs make him pant // soffiare come un mantice, to blow (o to puff) like a grampus◆ v.tr.1 to blow*, to puff: soffiare aria in qlco., to blow air into sthg.; soffiare il fumo in faccia a qlcu., to puff smoke into s.o.'s face // soffiare il vetro, to blow glass // soffiarsi il naso, to blow one's nose // soffiarsi sulle dita, to blow on one's fingers2 ( portar via) to steal*, to take* away, (fam.) to pinch: mi ha soffiato il portafoglio, he has pinched my wallet; ha soffiato la ragazza a suo fratello, he has stolen his brother's girlfriend; soffiare il posto, l'impiego a qlcu., to steal s.o.'s job3 ( spifferare) to whisper; to tip off: soffiare qlco. nell'orecchio a qlcu., to whisper sthg. in s.o.'s ear; appena lo vide gli soffiò ogni cosa, as soon as he saw him, he blurted out everything* * *[sof'fjare]1. vt1) (gen) to blow2) fig(
fam : rubare) soffiare qn/qc a qn — to pinch o steal sb/sth from sb2. vi* * *[sof'fjare] 1.1) [ persona] to blow*2) (sbuffare) to snort4) meteor. [ vento] to blow*2.verbo transitivo1) to blow*soffiare il fumo in faccia a qcn. — to blow smoke in sb.'s face
soffiare via la polvere da qcs. — to blow the dust off sth
2) ind. to blow* [ vetro]3) (liberare)4) colloq. (sottrarre) to pinch [lavoro, moglie]; to snap up [opportunità, affare]; to whip away [ contratto] (a from)5) colloq. (spifferare) to blab (out) [notizia, informazione]••soffiare sul collo di qcn. — to breathe down sb.'s neck
* * *soffiare/sof'fjare/ [1](aus. avere)1 [ persona] to blow*; soffiare sul tè to blow on one's tea; soffiare su una candela to blow out a candle2 (sbuffare) to snort4 meteor. [ vento] to blow*1 to blow*; soffiare il fumo in faccia a qcn. to blow smoke in sb.'s face; soffiare via la polvere da qcs. to blow the dust off sth.2 ind. to blow* [ vetro]3 (liberare) soffiarsi il naso to blow one's nose; soffiare il naso a un bambino to blow a child's nose4 colloq. (sottrarre) to pinch [lavoro, moglie]; to snap up [opportunità, affare]; to whip away [ contratto] (a from); gli ha soffiato il giornale da sotto il naso she whipped the newspaper from under his nose5 colloq. (spifferare) to blab (out) [notizia, informazione]soffiare sul fuoco to fan the flames; soffiare sul collo di qcn. to breathe down sb.'s neck. -
8 sbuffare vi
[zbuf'fare](aus avere) (gen) to puff, pant, (con impazienza) to snort, fume, (cavallo) to snort, (treno) to puff -
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10 sbuffare
vi [zbuf'fare](aus avere) (gen) to puff, pant, (con impazienza) to snort, fume, (cavallo) to snort, (treno) to puff -
11 fiutare
smellcocaina snortfiutare un imbroglio smell a rat* * *fiutare v.tr.1 ( odorare) to smell*; ( rumorosamente) to sniff: fiutare tabacco, to take snuff; fiutare cocaina, to sniff cocaine3 ( intuire) to scent, to smell*; to guess: fiutare un delitto, to scent a crime; fiutare un imbroglio, (fam.) to smell a rat; fiutare il pericolo, to scent danger; fiutare un buon affare, to smell a good deal.* * *[fju'tare]verbo transitivo1) (annusare) [ animale] to smell*, to sniff; [ cane] to scent, to smell* out [preda, droga]* * *fiutare/fju'tare/ [1]1 (annusare) [ animale] to smell*, to sniff; [ cane] to scent, to smell* out [preda, droga]; fiutare la pista to pick up the scent (anche fig.)2 fig. (subodorare) to sniff out, to spot [ affare]; to smell* (out) [tranello, pericolo]; fiutare il vento to see which way the wind blows; fiutare qualcosa di losco to smell a rat. -
12 fiutare vt
[fju'tare]1) (annusare) to smell, sniff, (sogg : cane da caccia) to scent2)fiutare un pericolo — to smell danger -
13 sniffare vt
[znif'fare](fam : cocaina) to snort -
14 fiutare
vt [fju'tare]1) (annusare) to smell, sniff, (sogg : cane da caccia) to scent2)fiutare un pericolo — to smell danger -
15 sniffare
vt [znif'fare](fam : cocaina) to snort
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