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101 seal off
seal [sth.] off, seal off [sth.]2) (cordon off) circondare [ building]; bloccare (l'accesso a) [ street]* * *(to prevent all approach to, or exit from, (an area): The police have sealed off the area where the murdered girl was found.) isolare* * *vt + adv(close up: building, room) sigillare, (forbid entry to: area) bloccare l'accesso a* * *seal [sth.] off, seal off [sth.]2) (cordon off) circondare [ building]; bloccare (l'accesso a) [ street] -
102 shear off
shear off [ metal component] spezzarsi, cedere; shear off [sth.], shear [sth.] off tosare [hair, fleece]; [accident, storm] spezzare [ branch]* * *vi + adv(break off) spezzarsi* * *shear off [ metal component] spezzarsi, cedere; shear off [sth.], shear [sth.] off tosare [hair, fleece]; [accident, storm] spezzare [ branch] -
103 shut off
* * *1) (to stop an engine working, a liquid flowing etc: I'll need to shut the gas off before I repair the fire.) chiudere, togliere2) (to keep away (from); to make separate (from): He shut himself off from the rest of the world.) tagliare fuori, isolare* * *vt + adv2)to shut off (from) — tagliar fuori (da), isolare (da)* * * -
104 snap off
* * *vt + adv* * * -
105 write off
1. transitive verb1) (compose with ease) herunterschreiben (ugs.)2) (cancel) abschreiben [Schulden, Verlust]; (fig.)write somebody off [as a failure etc.] — jemanden [als Versager] abschreiben (ugs.)
3) (destroy) zu Schrott fahren2. intransitive verbsee academic.ru/83213/write_away">write away* * *I. vi▪ to \write off off for sth etw [schriftlich] anfordernII. vt1. (dismiss)2. FINto \write off off ⇆ an asset einen Vermögenswert abschreibento \write off off ⇆ a debt Schulden abschreibento \write off off a car ein Auto zu Schrott fahren fam4. (send)to \write off off a letter einen Brief abschicken* * *1. viSee:= write away2. vt sep1) (= write quickly) (schnell) hinschreiben; essay, poem herunterschreiben* * *write off v/t1. schnell abfassen, hinhauen umg2. WIRTSCH (vollständig) abschreiben (auch fig):write sth off against one’s tax etwas von der Steuer abschreiben;he wrote off his new car Br umg er hat seinen neuen Wagen zu Schrott gefahren* * *1. transitive verb1) (compose with ease) herunterschreiben (ugs.)2) (cancel) abschreiben [Schulden, Verlust]; (fig.)write somebody off [as a failure etc.] — jemanden [als Versager] abschreiben (ugs.)
3) (destroy) zu Schrott fahren2. intransitive verb* * *v.abbuchen v.abschreiben v. n.Abschreibung f. -
106 cast off
1. transitive verb1) ablegen [alte Kleider]2) (Naut.) losmachen2. intransitive verb(Naut.) ablegen* * *3) (in knitting, to finish (the final row of stitches).) abketten* * *◆ cast offI. vt1. (get rid of)2. (knitting)to \cast off off stitches Maschen abketten▪ to \cast off off ⇆ sth etw abwerfen4. NAUT▪ to \cast off off ⇆ sth ropes, lines etw losmachen* * *1. vt sep2) stitches abketten2. vi* * *A v/t1. ein Kleidungsstück abwerfen2. Kleidung ablegen, ausrangieren3. einen Freund etc fallen lassen4. Stricken: Maschen abnehmen5. TYPO den Umfang eines Buchs etc berechnen6. SCHIFF losmachenB v/i SCHIFF ablegen, losmachen* * *1. transitive verb1) ablegen [alte Kleider]2) (Naut.) losmachen2. intransitive verb(Naut.) ablegen -
107 beat off
* * *(to succeed in overcoming or preventing: The old man beat off the youths who attacked him; He beat the attack off easily.) respingere* * *vt + adv* * * -
108 bite off
bite off [sth.], bite [sth.] off staccare [qcs.] con un morso* * *vt + advto bite sb's head off fig — aggredire (verbalmente) qn
* * *bite off [sth.], bite [sth.] off staccare [qcs.] con un morso -
109 block off
* * *vt + adv* * * -
110 bring off
bring off [sth.], bring [sth.] off portare a termine [ feat]; concludere [ deal]; strappare [ victory]* * *(to achieve (something attempted): They brought off an unexpected victory.) riuscire* * *vt + adv1) (plan, enterprise) far riuscire, realizzare, (deal) concludere2) (people from wreck) portare in salvo* * * -
111 burn off
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112 cast off
1) mar. salpare2) (in knitting) chiudere (le maglie); cast off [sth.], cast [sth.] off4) mar. sciogliere, mollare [ mooring line]5) (in knitting) chiudere [ stitches]* * *1) (to untie (the mooring lines of a boat).) salpare2) ((also cast aside) to reject as unwanted.) buttare via; ripudiare3) (in knitting, to finish (the final row of stitches).) (chiudere le maglie), (finire un lavoro a maglia)* * *1. vt + advKnitting diminuire, calare2. vi + advNaut levare gli ormeggi, salpare, Knitting diminuire, calare* * *1) mar. salpare2) (in knitting) chiudere (le maglie); cast off [sth.], cast [sth.] off4) mar. sciogliere, mollare [ mooring line]5) (in knitting) chiudere [ stitches] -
113 chip off
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114 drain off
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115 dust off
dust [sth.] off, dust off [sth.]1) (clean) spolverare [surface, table]2) (brush off) togliere (spazzolando) [crumbs, powder] ( from da)* * *vt + adv* * *dust [sth.] off, dust off [sth.]1) (clean) spolverare [surface, table]2) (brush off) togliere (spazzolando) [crumbs, powder] ( from da) -
116 ease off
ease off [ business] rallentare; [demand, congestion] ridursi; [traffic, rain] diminuire; [ person] ridurre il ritmo, rallentare; ease [sth.] off, ease off [sth.] togliere delicatamente [lid, boot]* * *vi + adv(slow down) rallentare, (work, business) diminuire, (pressure, tension) allentarsi, (pain) calmarsi, (relax) rilassarsi* * * -
117 peel off
1) (become removed) [label, paper] staccarsi, scollarsi; [ paint] scrostarsi2) colloq. scherz. (undress) svestirsi, spogliarsi; peel off [sth.], peel [sth.] off togliersi, sfilarsi [ clothing]; staccare [ label]; perdere [ leaves]* * *1. vt + adv1)See:peel away 2.2) (clothes) togliersi, sfilarsi2. vi + advSee:peel away 1.* * *1) (become removed) [label, paper] staccarsi, scollarsi; [ paint] scrostarsi -
118 screw off
* * *1. vi + adv2. vt + adv* * * -
119 split off
split off [branch, piece] staccarsi; [ path] biforcarsi; [party, company] scindersi, dividersi; split [sth.] off staccare [ piece]to split sth. off from — staccare qcs. da [ piece]; separare qcs. da [company, department]
* * *1. vi + adv(also), fig staccarsi, separarsi2. vt + adv(also), fig staccare, separare* * *split off [branch, piece] staccarsi; [ path] biforcarsi; [party, company] scindersi, dividersi; split [sth.] off staccare [ piece]to split sth. off from — staccare qcs. da [ piece]; separare qcs. da [company, department]
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120 switch off
1) [appliance, light] spegnersi, essere spento2) colloq. (stop listening) smettere di ascoltare; switch off [sth.], switch [sth.] off spegnere [appliance, light]* * *1. vt + advElec, TV, Auto spegnere2. vi + advElec, TV spegnersi da solo (-a), fig, (fam: not listen) smettere di ascoltare* * *1) [appliance, light] spegnersi, essere spento2) colloq. (stop listening) smettere di ascoltare; switch off [sth.], switch [sth.] off spegnere [appliance, light]
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