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1 studded
['stʌdɪd]1) [ jacket] borchiato; [door, beam, tyres] chiodatostudded boots studded shoes — sport scarpe coi tacchetti
2) (sprinkled)studded with — costellato di [diamonds, jewels]
* * *studded /ˈstʌdɪd/a.1 coperto; guarnito, decorato ( di borchie, ecc.): a door studded with nails, una porta coperta di borchie2 costellato; punteggiato; tempestato; trapunto: The wide, barren plain was studded with patches of vegetation, l'ampia pianura sterile era punteggiata di ciuffi di vegetazione; a translation studded with mistakes, una traduzione costellata d'errori; a star-studded sky (o a sky studded with stars) un cielo trapunto di stelle● studded crossing, passaggio pedonale segnato da chiodi □ ( sport) studded shoe, scarpa con i tacchetti.* * *['stʌdɪd]1) [ jacket] borchiato; [door, beam, tyres] chiodatostudded boots studded shoes — sport scarpe coi tacchetti
2) (sprinkled)studded with — costellato di [diamonds, jewels]
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2 stud
I [stʌd]3) colloq. (man) stallone m.II [stʌd]1) (on jacket) borchia f.; (on door) chiodo m. a testa grossa2) (earring) piccolo orecchino m. (non pendente)3) (for grip) (on shoe) chiodo m.; (on football boot) tacchetto m.4) (fastener)5) (in road) catarifrangente m.* * *I noun(a collection of horses and mares kept for breeding.)II 1. noun1) (a knob, or nail with a large head, put into the surface of something as a protection or decoration etc: metal studs on the soles of football boots; a belt decorated with studs.)2) (a type of button with two heads for fastening a collar: a collar stud.)2. verb(to cover with studs: The sky was studded with stars.)* * *I [stʌd]1. n(in road) chiodo, (of football boots) tacchetto, (decorative) borchia, (earring) orecchino (a perno), (also: collar stud, shirt stud) bottoncino2. vtII [stʌd] nstudded with fig — ornato (-a) di, tempestato (-a) di
(stud farm) scuderia di allevamento, (also: stud horse) stallone m* * *stud (1) /stʌd/n.3 (mecc.) perno; colonnetta5 (edil.) montante; trave verticale● (edil.) stud partition, parate divisoria di montanti di legno □ (edil.) stud wall, parete di cartongesso ( con un'intelaiatura di legno) □ ( calcio, ecc.) to go in studs first, entrare (o intervenire) a gamba tesa su un avversario.stud (2) /stʌd/n.3 (fig. volg.) stallone (fig.); gran scopatore (volg.): ( di un uomo) stud for hire to moneyed matrons, stallone (da monta) per anziane signore danarose5 (= stud poker) telesina; poker in cui le carte sono distribuite così: una coperta (detta ► «hole card», ► hole) e le restanti quattro scoperte● stud farm, stazione di monta ( per equini); scuderia di allevamento ( di cavalli) □ stud muffin ► studmuffin □ ( zootecnia) stud mare, fattrice ( cavalla).(to) stud /stʌd/v. t.2 (mecc.) fissare con viti prigioniere4 (fig.) costellare; punteggiare; tempestare.* * *I [stʌd]3) colloq. (man) stallone m.II [stʌd]1) (on jacket) borchia f.; (on door) chiodo m. a testa grossa2) (earring) piccolo orecchino m. (non pendente)3) (for grip) (on shoe) chiodo m.; (on football boot) tacchetto m.4) (fastener)5) (in road) catarifrangente m. -
3 jewel
['dʒuːəl]1) (gem) gemma f.; (piece of jewellery) gioiello m.2) tecn. (in watch) rubino m.3) fig. (person) gioiello m., perla f.; (town, object) gioiello m.* * *['‹u:əl](a precious stone: rubies, emeralds and other jewels.) gemma- jewelled- jeweller
- jewellery* * *jewel /ˈdʒu:əl/n.2 (spec. al pl.) gioiello; gioia3 (fig.) gioiello; tesoro; perla: a jewel of a town, una città che è un gioiello; You're a jewel!, sei un tesoro!● (zool.) jewel-beetle, buprestide □ jewel box (o jewel case), astuccio per gioielli; portagioie; ( anche) contenitore di cd □ the jewel house, le sale dei gioielli della Corona inglese ( nella Torre di Londra) □ the jewel in the crown, il fiore all'occhiello; motivo di vanto.* * *['dʒuːəl]1) (gem) gemma f.; (piece of jewellery) gioiello m.2) tecn. (in watch) rubino m.3) fig. (person) gioiello m., perla f.; (town, object) gioiello m.
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studded — [[t]stʌ̱dɪd[/t]] 1) ADJ: oft ADJ with n Something that is studded is decorated with studs or things that look like studs. ...studded leather jackets. ...a beautiful gold bracelet studded with diamonds. COMB in ADJ Studded is also a combining form … English dictionary
studded — stud|ded [ˈstʌdıd] adj 1.) decorated with a lot of studs or small jewels etc ▪ studded leather jackets ▪ a diamond studded watch studded with ▪ a belt studded with jewels 2.) covered or filled with a lot of something studded with ▪ The sky was… … Dictionary of contemporary English
Studded — Stud Stud, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Studded}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Studding}.] 1. To adorn with shining studs, or knobs. [1913 Webster] Thy horses shall be trapped, Their harness studded all with gold and pearl. Shak. [1913 Webster] 2. To set with… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
studded — adjective dotted or adorned with or as with studs or nailheads; usually used in combination (Freq. 1) star studded heavens diamond studded belt • Similar to: ↑adorned, ↑decorated … Useful english dictionary
studded — Synonyms and related words: ablaze, adorned, aglow, alight, alive with, barbellate, bathed with light, beaded, bedecked, bedizened, befrilled, bejeweled, beribboned, bespangled, blotched, blotchy, brightened, bristled, bristling, bristly, burled … Moby Thesaurus
studded — adj. Studded is used with these nouns: ↑belt … Collocations dictionary
studded — stud|ded [ stʌdəd ] adjective decorated with metal STUDS: a studded belt/hat … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
studded — adjective decorated with a lot of studs or small jewels etc: a studded leather belt … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
studded — UK [ˈstʌdɪd] / US [ˈstʌdəd] adjective decorated with metal studs a studded belt/hat … English dictionary
studded — adj. dotted or decorated with studs or nailheads stÊŒd n. nail head or knob projecting from a surface; upright post in the framework of a wall; decorative button; small round earring; male animal kept for breeding; sexually promiscuous man… … English contemporary dictionary
be beset with — archaic be covered or studded with. → beset … English new terms dictionary