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1 squire
['skwaɪə(r)]1) (country gentleman) signorotto m.2) stor. (retainer) scudiero m.3) BE colloq. (form of address)* * *squire /ˈskwaɪə(r)/n.2 (stor.) scudiero; valletto d'arme3 cavalier servente; cavaliere; chi accompagna una signora● (spec. stor.) the squire, il più grosso proprietario terriero ( in un villaggio).(to) squire /ˈskwaɪə(r)/v. t.* * *['skwaɪə(r)]1) (country gentleman) signorotto m.2) stor. (retainer) scudiero m.3) BE colloq. (form of address) -
2 Squire
['skwaɪə(r)]1) (country gentleman) signorotto m.2) stor. (retainer) scudiero m.3) BE colloq. (form of address)* * *(Surnames) Squire /ˈskwaɪə(r)/* * *['skwaɪə(r)]1) (country gentleman) signorotto m.2) stor. (retainer) scudiero m.3) BE colloq. (form of address) -
3 squire n
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4 esquire
esquire /ɪˈskwaɪə(r)/, ( USA) /ˈɛskwaɪə(r)/n.1 (stor.) scudiero2 ► squire3 (in GB, titolo di cortesia molto formale usato nell'indirizzare lettere a uomini di riguardo, di solito abbreviato in Esq.; per es.:) Robert Smith, Esq., Egr. Sig. Robert Smith4 (in USA, titolo di cortesia usato dopo il nome di avvocati, di solito abbreviato in Esq.; per es.:) John Smith, Esq., Avv. John Smith. -
5 ♦ pad
♦ pad (1) /pæd/n.1 batuffolo; cuscinetto; guancialetto; imbottitura: a shoulder pad, un cuscinetto d'imbottitura per la spalla; elbow pad, paragomito; shin pad, parastinchi2 (= inking pad, stamp pad) ( anche tipogr.) cuscinetto per timbri; tampone: pad printing, stampa a tampone4 (med.) zaffo; tampone; stuello5 (elettron.) attenuatore fisso9 (mecc.) cuscinetto ammortizzatore; flangia di attacco11 (metall.) suola (del crogiolo)17 ( slang USA) mazzetta; pizzo ( preso da poliziotti corrotti): to be on the pad, prendere le mazzette● (autom.) pad wear indicator, segnalatore (ottico) dell'usura dei pattini.pad (2) /pæd/n.1 rumore smorzato di passi; rumore fatto da un bastone che batte la terra3 ( slang antiq.) strada (spec. in:) gentleman (o knight, squire) of the pad, «re della strada»; bandito; brigante; grassatore4 (arc.) ronzino.(to) pad (1) /pæd/v. t.3 ( anche to pad up) falsificare ( un conto spese, ecc.) a proprio vantaggio; alterare, gonfiare ( il numero dei soci di un circolo, ecc.)4 (med.) zaffare; tamponare● ( slang USA) to pad out, andare a letto; sistemarsi (o arrangiarsi) per la notte.(to) pad (2) /pæd/v. i.1 andare a piedi; camminare2 camminare leggermente; muoversi con passo felpato
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