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1 dipingere
paintfig describe, depict* * *dipingere v.tr.1 to paint; ( ritrarre) to portray, to paint a portrait of (s.o.): dipingere a fresco, to paint in fresco; dipingere ad acquarello, a olio, to paint in watercolours, in oils; dipingere dal vero, to paint from life (o from nature); dipingere su tela, to paint on canvas; dipingere una natura morta, to paint a still life2 ( dare la tinta) to paint: dipingere qlco. di rosso, di verde, to paint sthg. red, green; dipingere le pareti del salotto, to paint the walls of the living room; l'autunno dipinge la campagna di colori smorzati, autumn paints the country in soft colours3 ( truccarsi) to make* up: dipingersi gli occhi, to make up one's eyes (o to put on eye make-up); dipingersi le labbra di rosso, to put on red lipstick4 (fig.) to describe, to portray, to depict, to paint: me l'avevano dipinto come un despota, they had portrayed him to me as a tyrant; non vi sono parole che possano dipingere la scena, words cannot describe the scene; dipingere a colori rosei, to paint in rosy colours; dipingere il carattere di qlcu., to describe (o to portray) s.o.'s character // il diavolo non è brutto come lo si dipinge, (prov.) the devil is not so black as he is painted.◘ dipingersi v.rifl. ( truccarsi) to make* up, to use make-up: si dipinge troppo, she uses too much make-up◆ v.intr.pron.* * *1. [di'pindʒere]vb irreg vt(gen) Arte to paint, fig to describe, depict2. vip (dipingersi)gli si dipinse sul viso la delusione fig — his face expressed o clearly showed his disappointment
* * *[di'pindʒere] 1.verbo transitivo2.3.dipingere a olio — to paint o work in oils
verbo pronominale dipingersi1) (apparire)-rsi sul volto di qcn. — [imbarazzo, gioia] to be written all over sb.'s face
2) (truccarsi) to make* oneself up, to wear* make-up* * *dipingere/di'pindʒere/ [24](aus. avere) to paint; dipingere a olio to paint o work in oils; dipingere a tempera to distemper; dipingere dal vero to paint from natureIII dipingersi verbo pronominale1 (apparire) -rsi sul volto di qcn. [imbarazzo, gioia] to be written all over sb.'s face2 (truccarsi) to make* oneself up, to wear* make-up; - rsi le unghie to paint one's nails. -
2 tinta
f ( colorante) dye( colore) colo(u)r* * *tinta s.f.1 ( sostanza colorante) dye; ( vernice) paint: mescolare due tinte, to mix two dyes; dare una mano di tinta a qlco., to give sthg. a coat of paint2 ( tintura) dyeing: la tinta non è riuscita bene, the dyeing has not turned out well // farsi fare la tinta, ( ai capelli) to have one's hair dyed3 ( colore) colour, hue; ( delicata) tint, tinge; ( sfumatura) shade: tinta morbida, soft colour; mezza tinta, half shade; (pitt.) mezzotint; la tinta di un maglione, the colour of a pullover; una tinta vivace, a lively hue (o colour) // una cravatta in tinta con la camicia, a tie that matches the shirt; un abito in, a tinta unita, plain (o self-coloured) dress // vedere le cose a tinte rosee, (fig.) to see things through rose-coloured spectacles // romanzo a tinte forti, (fig.) sensational novel.* * *['tinta]sostantivo femminile1) (colore) colour BE, color AE, tint(a o in) tinta unita [ tessuto] plain, self-coloured BE, self-colored AE; in tinta con qcs. of the same colour as sth., matching with sth.; tinta su tinta — in matching tones
2) fig.dipingere qcs. a -e vivaci — to paint sth. in glowing colours
3) (prodotto) (per capelli) (hair) dye, colour BE, color AE, tint; (per tessuto, pelle) dye; (per pareti) paintfarsi fare la tinta — to get o have one's hair dyed
* * *tinta/'tinta/sostantivo f.1 (colore) colour BE, color AE, tint; (a o in) tinta unita [ tessuto] plain, self-coloured BE, self-colored AE; in tinta con qcs. of the same colour as sth., matching with sth.; tinta su tinta in matching tones2 fig. un dramma a -e forti a sensational drama; vedere tutto a fosche -e to look on the dark side (of things); dipingere qcs. a -e vivaci to paint sth. in glowing colours3 (prodotto) (per capelli) (hair) dye, colour BE, color AE, tint; (per tessuto, pelle) dye; (per pareti) paint4 (procedimento) farsi la tinta to dye one's hair; farsi fare la tinta to get o have one's hair dyed.
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