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1 scoppiettare
scoppiettare v. intr.1 to crackle: la legna secca scoppietta, dry wood crackles; il motore scoppiettò e poi si spense, the engine backfired and stalled* * *[skoppjet'tare]verbo intransitivo (aus. avere) [fuoco, legno] to crackle, to spit, to splutter; [motore, macchina] to splutter, to chug* * *scoppiettare/skoppjet'tare/ [1](aus. avere) [fuoco, legno] to crackle, to spit, to splutter; [motore, macchina] to splutter, to chug. -
2 scoppiettio
scoppiettio s.m. crackling.* * *1) (di fuoco, legno) crackle, crackling, splutter2) (di motore, macchina) chug, splutter* * *scoppiettiopl. -ii /skoppjet'tio, ii/sostantivo m.1 (di fuoco, legno) crackle, crackling, splutter2 (di motore, macchina) chug, splutter. -
3 balbettare
stammerbambino babble, prattle* * *◆ v.tr. to stumble over, to falter: lo scolaro balbettò la sua lezione, the schoolboy stumbled over his lesson; Tommaso balbetta un po' di tedesco, Thomas speaks broken German; balbettare una scusa, to mumble an excuse.* * *[balbet'tare]1. vt(gen) to stammer (out), (sogg : bambino) to babble2. vi* * *[balbet'tare] 1.1) (tartagliare) to stammer, to stutter, to falter2) [ bambino] to babble2.verbo transitivo1) (biascicare) to babble, to splutter (out), to falter [parole, scuse]balbettare un po' di italiano — fig. to speak broken Italian, to have a smattering of Italian
2)balbettare le prime parole — [ bambino] to babble one's first words
* * *balbettare/balbet'tare/ [1](aus. avere)1 (tartagliare) to stammer, to stutter, to falter2 [ bambino] to babble1 (biascicare) to babble, to splutter (out), to falter [parole, scuse]; balbettare un po' di italiano fig. to speak broken Italian, to have a smattering of Italian2 balbettare le prime parole [ bambino] to babble one's first words. -
4 farfugliare
farfugliare v.tr. to mumble; to mutter: cosa stai farfugliando?, what are you mumbling on about?* * *[farfuʎ'ʎare]* * *farfugliare/farfuλ'λare/ [1](aus. avere) to jabber, to splutter (out). -
5 schizzare
1. v/t ( spruzzare) squirt( abbozzare) sketch2. v/i squirt( saltare) jump* * *schizzare v.tr.1 to splash, to (be)spatter; ( spruzzar fuori, buttar fuori) to squirt (out), to spurt (out); to shoot* (out); to throw* off, to send* out, to emit: l'automobile mi schizzò di fango, the car splashed (o spattered) me with mud; mi sono schizzato la camicia di sugo, I've spattered my skirt with sauce; certi animali possono schizzare veleno, certain animals can shoot out poison // i suoi occhi schizzavano fuoco, his eyes flashed fire // i suoi occhi schizzavano odio, his eyes were flashing with hate◆ v. intr.1 to spurt; to squirt: l'acqua schizzò dal terreno, the water spurted from the ground; il vino schizzò dalla bottiglia, the wine spurted from the bottle2 (estens.) to dart, to jump, to spring*: schizzò fuori dalla porta, he darted out of the door; la lepre schizzò fuori dal cespuglio, the hare sprang (o darted) out from the bush; schizzò in piedi, he jumped (o leapt) to his feet; schizzare via, to dash off (o to rush off) // con gli occhi che gli schizzavano dall'orbita, with his eyes popping out of his head.◘ schizzarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron. ( sporcarsi con schizzi di liquido) to splash oneself: attenzione a non schizzarti con quel sugo, be careful not to splash sauce on you; la camicia si è schizzata di vernice, the shirt got splashed with paint.* * *[skit'tsare]1. vtmi ha schizzato d'acqua — he splashed water over me, he splashed me with water
ha schizzato inchiostro sulla tovaglia — he spattered ink on the tablecloth, he spattered the tablecloth with ink
2) (disegnare) to sketch2. vischizzare via — (animale, persona) to dart away, (macchina, moto) to speed off
schizzare fuori — (persona) to dash out
schizzare fuori dal letto — to leap o jump out of bed
* * *[skit'tsare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (sporcare con schizzi) to splash, to spatter2) (disegnare) to sketch [ paesaggio]3) (descrivere brevemente) to outline2.1) [acqua, sangue] to splash, to spurt, to squirt out; [rubinetto, penna] to splutter3) colloq. (correre via)3.schizzare via — to dart o scuttle away, to dash off
verbo pronominale schizzarsi to get* spattered, to splash oneself••* * *schizzare/skit'tsare/ [1]1 (sporcare con schizzi) to splash, to spatter2 (disegnare) to sketch [ paesaggio]3 (descrivere brevemente) to outline(aus. essere)1 [ acqua, sangue] to splash, to spurt, to squirt out; [ rubinetto, penna] to splutter2 (balzare fuori) schizzare fuori dal letto to leap out of the bedIII schizzarsi verbo pronominaleto get* spattered, to splash oneselfcon gli occhi che gli schizzavano fuori dalle orbite with his eyes popping out of his head; schizzare bile to be livid. -
6 sputacchiare
sputacchiare v. intr.1 to spit*; to keep* on spitting2 ( nel parlare) splutter◆ v.tr. ( coprire di sputi) to cover with spit.* * *[sputak'kjare]1) (sputare) to spit*2) (schizzare saliva) to splatter* * *sputacchiare/sputak'kjare/ [1](aus. avere)1 (sputare) to spit*2 (schizzare saliva) to splatter. -
7 barbugliare
barbugliare v.tr. to mumble, to mutter, to stammer out◆ v. intr. to stammer, to stutter, to splutter.
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Splutter — Splut ter (spl[u^]t t[ e]r), v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Spluttered} ( t[ e]rd); p. pr. & vb. n. {Spluttering}.] [Prov. E. splutter, eqivalent to sputter. Cf. {Sputter}.] To speak hastily and confusedly; to sputter. [Colloq.] Carleton. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Splutter — Splut ter, n. A confused noise, as of hasty speaking. [Colloq.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
splutter — (n.) 1670s, perhaps a variant of SPUTTER (Cf. sputter), intensified by the consonant cluster of splash, splatter, etc. The verb is from 1728 … Etymology dictionary
splutter — ► VERB 1) make a series of short explosive spitting or choking sounds. 2) say in a rapid indistinct way. ► NOUN ▪ a spluttering sound. DERIVATIVES splutterer noun. ORIGIN imitative … English terms dictionary
splutter — [splut′ər] vi. [var. of SPUTTER] 1. to make hissing or spitting sounds, or to throw off particles in an explosive way, as something frying; sputter 2. to speak hurriedly and confusedly, as when excited or embarrassed vt. 1. to utter hurriedly and … English World dictionary
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splutter — splut|ter [ˈsplʌtə US ər] v [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: Probably from sputter] 1.) [I and T] to talk quickly in short confused phrases, especially because you are angry or surprised = ▪ But ... but ... I can t believe... how could you? she… … Dictionary of contemporary English
splutter — [[t]splʌ̱tə(r)[/t]] splutters, spluttering, spluttered 1) VERB If someone splutters, they make short sounds and have difficulty speaking clearly, for example because they are embarrassed or angry. [V with quote] But it cannot be, he spluttered … English dictionary
splutter — See splutter, sputter … Dictionary of problem words and expressions
splutter — verb Splutter is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑engine … Collocations dictionary
splutter — verb (I) 1 to talk quickly in short confused phrases, especially because you are angry or surprised: “But ...But ...I can t believe...how could you?” she spluttered. (+ with): Katie was spluttering with rage. 2 to make short sharp noises, like… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
