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1 getto
"jet;Abstrahlung;jateamento"* * *m jetdi getto in one goa getto continuo continuously* * *getto s.m.2 ( di liquido) jet, spout, gush, spurt: getto di acqua, jet (o stream) of water; getti d'acqua, water jets // a getto continuo, continuously (o uninterruptedly): piangere a getto continuo, to weep incessantly; parlare a getto continuo, to talk endlessly (o continuously) // scrivere, comporre qlco. di getto, to write, to run off sthg.: compose la sinfonia di getto in una notte, he ran (o wrote) off the symphony in one night // (meteor.) corrente a getto, jet stream3 (bot.) bud, turion, spur4 (metall., edil.) casting: getto cavo, hollow casting; getto di acciaio fuso, steel casting; getto di calcestruzzo, concrete casting5 (mecc., aer.) jet: getto d'avviamento, starting jet; motore a getto, jet engine; propulsione a getto, jet propulsion; getto di sostentazione, lift jet; getto di potenza, power jet; aereo a getto, jet aeroplane* * *I ['dʒɛtto] sm1) (azione) throwing, (risultato) throw, cast2) (di acqua) jetdi getto — (scrivere) in one go, straight off
a getto continuo — in a continuous stream, uninterruptedly
scrive novelle a getto continuo — he writes one short story after another, he produces a constant stream of short stories
a getto d'inchiostro — (stampante) ink-jet
3) Bot shoot4) Metallurgia Edil castingII ['dʒɛtto] smMeteor* * *['dʒɛtto]sostantivo maschile1) (lancio) throw2) (emissione) (di acqua, gas) jeta getto continuo — [parlare, scrivere] nonstop
3) tecn. (colata) casting4) bot. (germoglio) shoot, sprout* * *getto/'dʒεtto/sostantivo m.1 (lancio) throw2 (emissione) (di acqua, gas) jet; motore a getto jet engine; stampante a getto d'inchiostro inkjet printer; a getto continuo [parlare, scrivere] nonstop; di getto [ scrivere] in one go3 tecn. (colata) casting4 bot. (germoglio) shoot, sprout. -
2 fila
f line, row( coda) queue, AE linedi fila in successiontre giorni di fila three days running, three days in successionin fila indiana in single filefare la fila queue, AE wait in line* * *fila s.f.1 row, line, file; ( coda) queue, line: una fila di case, di alberi, a row of houses, of trees; una fila di persone, a line of people; fila di stanze, suite of rooms; al casello c'era una fila di 4 km, at the toll booth there was a queue four kilometres long // fare la fila, to queue // in fila, in (a) line (o in a row); (mil.) in file: in prima, in seconda fila, in the front, in the second row; sedeva a teatro in prima fila, he was sitting in the front row at the theatre; i ragazzi devono stare in fila, the boys have to stand in (a) line; il maestro mise in fila gli alunni, the schoolmaster lined the pupils up; metti in fila le bottiglie, put the bottles in a row; i soldati si misero in fila, the soldiers lined up; le automobili procedevano in fila, the cars moved along in single file; aspettavano tranquilli in fila che venisse il loro turno, they awaited their turn patiently in a queue // in fila indiana, in single (o Indian) file // parcheggiare in doppia fila, to double park // (mil.) per fila destr'!, sinistr'!, right, left wheel!2 pl. ( ranghi) ranks: (mil.) rompete le file!, dismiss!; abbandonare, disertare le file, to desert the army; (fig.) to betray (o to abandon) a cause; serrare, stringere le file, to close ranks (anche fig.); militare nelle file di un'associazione, to militate in the ranks of an association; andare a ingrossare le file dei disoccupati, to go to swell the ranks of the unemployed4 (fig.) ( serie) stream; string; series; succession: una fila di bugie, a string (o pack) of lies; una fila d'improperi, a stream of abuse // di fila, ( uno dopo l'altro) in succession (o on end o running o one after another); ( ininterrottamente) continuously (o non-stop): piovve per dieci giorni di fila, it rained for ten days running (o for ten consecutive days) // fuoco di fila, running fire (anche fig.): un fuoco di fila di domande, a running fire (o a barrage) of questions* * *['fila] 1.sostantivo femminile1) (coda) line, queue BEfare la fila — to stand in o wait in line o a queue BE
mettersi in fila — to join the line, to line up, to queue up BE
2) (allineamento) line, row, file, rankuna fila di persone, piante, di auto — a line o row of people, plants, cars
stare o essere in fila to stand in a line; mettersi in fila to get into line; in fila per due in rows of two; è il quarto della fila he's fourth in line; "per fila destr', sinistr'" mil. "right, left wheel"; essere in prima fila — to be in the front row; fig. (esposto) to be first in the firing, to be at the sharp end
3) (sulla carreggiata) lane4) di fila in a row, runningper due settimane di fila — for two weeks running o in a row
2.parlare per tre ore di fila — to talk for three hours running o straight, to talk nonstop for three hours
sostantivo femminile plurale file fig.le -e dell'opposizione, dei disoccupati — the ranks of the opposition, of the unemployed
rompere le -e — mil. to break ranks
serrare o stringere le -e — mil. to close ranks (anche fig.)
fila indiana — Indian file, single file
in fila indiana — in Indian o single file
* * *fila/'fila/I sostantivo f.1 (coda) line, queue BE; fare la fila to stand in o wait in line o a queue BE; mettersi in fila to join the line, to line up, to queue up BE2 (allineamento) line, row, file, rank; una fila di persone, piante, di auto a line o row of people, plants, cars; in fila in a line; stare o essere in fila to stand in a line; mettersi in fila to get into line; in fila per due in rows of two; è il quarto della fila he's fourth in line; "per fila destr', sinistr'" mil. "right, left wheel"; essere in prima fila to be in the front row; fig. (esposto) to be first in the firing, to be at the sharp end3 (sulla carreggiata) lane; parcheggiare in doppia fila to double-park4 di fila in a row, running; per due settimane di fila for two weeks running o in a row; parlare per tre ore di fila to talk for three hours running o straight, to talk nonstop for three hours; bere tre bicchieri di fila to have three drinks one after the otherII file f.pl.fig. le -e dell'opposizione, dei disoccupati the ranks of the opposition, of the unemployed; rompere le -e mil. to break ranks; serrare o stringere le -e mil. to close ranks (anche fig.)
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