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1 chinare
testa bendocchi lower* * *chinare v.tr. to bend*, to bow, to incline; ( abbassare) to lower: chinare il capo, ( in segno di saluto) to nod (one's head) (o to bow), ( per pregare) to bow one's head; (fig.) ( cedere) to give* in (o to yield); chinare la schiena, to submit.* * *[ki'nare]1. vtto lower, bend2. vr (chinarsi)to stoop, bend (over)* * *[ki'nare] 1.verbo transitivo2) (abbassare)2.chinare lo sguardo, gli occhi — to lower one's eyes
* * *chinare/ki'nare/ [1]2 (abbassare) chinare lo sguardo, gli occhi to lower one's eyesII chinarsi verbo pronominaleto bend* down, to bend* over, to lean* over, to stoop. -
2 curvare
curveschiena bend* * *curvare v.tr. to bend*, to curve, to bow: curvare un ramo, to bend a branch; curvare la schiena, to bend (o to arch o to curve) one's back; (fig.) to bow (one's back); curvare un tubo, to bend a pipe // curvare la testa, la fronte, (fig.) to bow one's head (o to obey)◆ v. intr. to bend*, to curve; ( girare) to turn: il viottolo curva a destra, the path bends to the right; quando curvi a sinistra devi mettere la freccia, when you turn left you must put the indicator on; dopo il bar, curva a sinistra, turn left after the bar.◘ curvarsi v.rifl.1 to bend* down, to stoop: si curvò per raccogliere qualcosa, he bent down (o stooped) to pick something up; non ti curvare in quel modo, se hai mal di schiena, don't bend down like that if you've got backache◆ v.intr.pron. to bend*, to curve: la trave si è curvata sotto il peso, the beam bent beneath the weight.* * *[kur'vare]1. vt1) (strada) to bendcurvare a sinistra/destra — to bend to the left/right
2) (veicolo) to take a bendcurvare a sinistra/destra — to follow the road to the left/right
3. vr (curvarsi)(chinarsi) to bend down4. vip (curvarsi)(legno) to warp, (persona)* * *[kur'vare] 1.verbo transitivo2) (incurvare, chinare) to hump [ schiena]2.1) (essere curvo) [ strada] to bend*, to curve3.* * *curvare/kur'vare/ [1]2 (incurvare, chinare) to hump [ schiena](aus. avere)1 (essere curvo) [ strada] to bend*, to curveIII curvarsi verbo pronominale -
3 ingobbire vi
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4 ingobbire
vi [inɡob'bire]
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