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A family of seed vegetables. All but two have a thick, hard, usually inedible rind, rich-tasting meat, and lots of seeds. There are also things called summer squashes, which have edible rinds, milder meats, and usually fewer seeds. An example of this type is the Zucchini (Courgette) -
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"to squash;Quetschen;esmagar"* * *1. v/t crushnoce crackschiacciare un piede a qualcuno step on someone's toescolloq schiacciare un sonnellino have a snooze colloq have forty winks colloq2. v/i sports smash* * *schiacciare v.tr.1 to crush; to squash; ( premere) to press; ( calpestare) to tread* on (sthg.): hai schiacciato il mio cappello, la frutta, i fiori, you have squashed my hat, the fruit, the flowers; schiacciare una noce, to crack a nut; schiacciare un ragno, to crush (o to tread on) a spider; schiacciare un pulsante, to press (o to push) a button; schiacciare l'acceleratore, to press on the accelerator; mi hai schiacciato un piede, you trod on my foot; il gatto fu schiacciato da un tram, the cat was run over by a tram; la folla mi schiacciava, I was being crushed by the crowd; molta gente morì schiacciata tra la folla, many people were crushed to death in the crowd // schiacciare un sonnellino, to have a nap (o to snatch forty winks) // (sport) schiacciare la palla, to smash3 (fig.) ( sopraffare) to crush, to overwhelm: era schiacciato sotto il peso delle responsabilità, he was overwhelmed by the weight of his responsibilities; fu schiacciato da una serie di sventure, he was crushed by a series of misfortunes; schiacciare un avversario, to crush (o to overwhelm) an adversary; schiacciare con argomenti, prove, to overwhelm with arguments, proofs.◘ schiacciarsi v.intr.pron. to get* squashed; to get* crushed: le pesche si sono tutte schiacciate, the peaches are all squashed; schiacciare un dito, to crush one's finger.* * *[skjat'tʃare]1. vt1) (gen) to squash, crush, (patate) to mash, (aglio) to crush, (noce) to crack, (mozzicone) to stub outschiacciare la palla Tennis, Pallavolo — to smash the ball
schiacciare un sonnellino — to take o have a nap
2) (pulsante) to press, (pedale) to press down3) (fig : opposizione, nemico) to crush, (squadra avversaria) to hammer2. vip (schiacciarsi)to get squashed, get crushed* * *[skjat'tʃare] 1.verbo transitivo1) [macchina, pietra] to crush [dito, piede]; [ persona] to flatten, to squash [scatola, cappello]; to crush, to squash, to squelch [ insetto]; to crack, to crunch [ noce]; to squeeze [bottiglia, tubetto]; to mash, to squash [patate, pomodori]; to press, to push [pulsante, pedale]; to squash, to squeeze [ foruncolo]schiacciare il naso contro qcs. — to press one's nose against sth
2) (sopraffare) to overwhelm, to smash, to flatten [avversario, nemico]2.verbo pronominale schiacciarsi1) [ cappello] to get* squashed2) (appiattirsi) to press oneself3) colloq. (ammaccarsi)4) (premendo)- rsi i brufoli — to pick o squeeze one's spots
••schiacciare un pisolino — to have o take a nap, to have a doze
* * *schiacciare/skjat't∫are/ [1]1 [macchina, pietra] to crush [dito, piede]; [ persona] to flatten, to squash [scatola, cappello]; to crush, to squash, to squelch [ insetto]; to crack, to crunch [ noce]; to squeeze [bottiglia, tubetto]; to mash, to squash [patate, pomodori]; to press, to push [pulsante, pedale]; to squash, to squeeze [ foruncolo]; schiacciare il naso contro qcs. to press one's nose against sth.2 (sopraffare) to overwhelm, to smash, to flatten [avversario, nemico]II schiacciarsi verbo pronominale1 [ cappello] to get* squashed2 (appiattirsi) to press oneself3 colloq. (ammaccarsi) si è schiacciato il dito chiudendo il cassetto he caught his finger closing the drawerschiacciare un pisolino to have o take a nap, to have a doze. -
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◘ spiaccicarsi v.intr.pron. to get* squashed.* * *[spjattʃi'kare] 1. 2.verbo pronominale spiaccicarsi to splatter, to squash, to get* squashed* * *spiaccicare/spjatt∫i'kare/ [1]to squash, to crush [ insetto]II spiaccicarsi verbo pronominaleto splatter, to squash, to get* squashed. -
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( MEXICA)A round, hard shelled, thick fleshed winter squash. It's similar in texture and flavor to butternut squashPumpkin or very large squash -
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tamefig control* * *domare v.tr.2 ( sottomettere, vincere) to subdue, to subjugate, to curb: domare una popolazione, to subjugate a people; domare una rivolta, to put down a rebellion; domare uno scatto d'ira, to control (o to subdue) one's anger; domare le proprie passioni, to subdue (o to curb) one's passions; sua moglie ha saputo domarlo, his wife knew how to tame him* * *[do'mare]verbo transitivo1) (rendere docile) to tame [ belva]; to break* (in) [ cavallo]2) fig. (sedare) to crush, to put* down, to squash [rivolta, insorti]; to put* out, to bring* under control [ incendio]; to smother, to contain [ fiamme]; (frenare) to control, to overcome*, to master [ passioni]; to curb [ inflazione]* * *domare/do'mare/ [1] -
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crush* * *pigiare v.tr.1 to press; ( schiacciare) to crush: pigiare un pulsante, to press a button; eravamo pigiati come sardine, we were packed like sardines; pigiare qlco. in una valigia, to crush (o to cram) sthg. into a suitcase; pigiare l'uva, to press grapes; ( coi piedi) to tread grapes◆ v. intr. to push.* * *[pi'dʒare] 1.verbo transitivopigiare l'acceleratore — colloq. to step on the gas
2) (spingere) to crowd, to cram [ persone] (in into)2.* * *pigiare/pi'dʒare/ [1]1 (premere) to force down, to squash down [ oggetti]; to pack [ vestiti]; to tread* [ uva]; pigiare l'acceleratore colloq. to step on the gas2 (spingere) to crowd, to cram [ persone] (in into)II pigiarsi verbo pronominale[ persone] to crowd (in in). -
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schiacciata s.f.1 squeezing, squeeze2 ( focaccia) kind of flat bread3 (sport) smash.* * *[skjat'tʃata]sostantivo femminile1)fare una schiacciata — (nel basket) to dunk; (nel tennis) to smash the ball; (nella pallavolo) to spike the ball
3) gastr. intrad. (flat large cake or bread typical of Tuscany or Umbria)* * *schiacciata/skjat't∫ata/sostantivo f.1 dare una schiacciata ai pomodori to give the tomatoes a squash2 sport (nel basket) dunk shot; (nel tennis) smash; (nella pallavolo) spike; fare una schiacciata (nel basket) to dunk; (nel tennis) to smash the ball; (nella pallavolo) to spike the ball3 gastr. intrad. (flat large cake or bread typical of Tuscany or Umbria). -
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calm (down)* * *sedare v.tr.1 ( calmare) to soothe; to calm: sedare la fame, to appease one's hunger; sedare la sete, to quench (o to assuage) one's thirst; sedare il dolore, to soothe pain* * *[se'dare]verbo transitivo1) to soothe, to assuage, to alleviate [ dolore]; to assuage [fame, sete]; fig. to cool [animi, passioni]2) (reprimere) to crush, to put* down, to squash [ rivolta]* * *sedare/se'dare/ [1]1 to soothe, to assuage, to alleviate [ dolore]; to assuage [fame, sete]; fig. to cool [animi, passioni]2 (reprimere) to crush, to put* down, to squash [ rivolta]. -
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f (pl -cche) pumpkinfig colloq ( testa) bonce colloq nut colloq* * *zucca s.f.2 (fig. scherz.) ( testa) head; (fam.) nut, pate: una zucca pelata, a bald pate; grattarsi la zucca, to scratch one's pate // non aver sale in zucca, to be a blockhead // che zucca hai!, how stubborn you are!* * *1) bot. gastr. (rotonda) pumpkin; (a fiasco) gourd; (allungata) (vegetable) marrow BE, marrow (squash) AEfiori di zucca — courgette BE o zucchini AE flowers
2) fig. (testa) block, nut, noddle, noodle AE••avere la zucca vuota, non avere sale in zucca — to be a blockhead, not to have very much up top, to be dead from the neck up
* * *zuccapl. - che /'tsukka, ke/sostantivo f.1 bot. gastr. (rotonda) pumpkin; (a fiasco) gourd; (allungata) (vegetable) marrow BE, marrow (squash) AE; semi di zucca pumpkin seeds; fiori di zucca courgette BE o zucchini AE flowersavere la zucca vuota, non avere sale in zucca to be a blockhead, not to have very much up top, to be dead from the neck up. -
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( MEXICA)A round, hard shelled, thick fleshed winter squash. It's similar in texture and flavor to butternut squash -
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( MEXICA)A round, hard shelled, thick fleshed winter squash. It's similar in texture and flavor to butternut squash -
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f orangeade* * *aranciata s.f. orange squash; orange juice; orangeade.* * *[aran'tʃata]sostantivo femminile orangeade* * *aranciata/aran't∫ata/sostantivo f.orangeade.
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