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1 sbattere
1. v/t porta slam, bang( urtare) banggastronomy beatsbattere la porta in faccia a qualcuno close the door in someone's face2. v/i bang* * *sbattere v.tr.1 ( battere violentemente contro) to knock, to bang; to beat*: sbattere qlco. contro un muro, to knock (o to bang) sthg. against a wall; sbattere il naso contro il muro, to bang (o to bump) one's nose against the wall // non so dove sbattere la testa, I don't know which way to turn (o I am at my wits' end) // sbattere la testa contro il muro, (fig.) to beat one's head against a brick wall2 ( chiudere violentemente) to slam; to bang: uscì sbattendo la porta, he went out slamming the door; sbattere la porta in faccia a qlcu., to slam the door in s.o.'s face (anche fig.)3 ( scagliare) to hurl, to fling*: sbatté le carte sul tavolo, he flung the cards on the table // sbattere via un paio di scarpe, to throw away a pair of shoes // l'hanno sbattuto in un paesino di campagna, they have shunted him to a country village // se non taci ti sbatto fuori dalla stanza, if you don't shut up, I'll throw you out of the room // sbattere in prigione, to fling into prison // sbattere via denaro, tempo, to waste money, time // sbattere una notizia in prima pagina, to splash a story across the front page // sbattere qlco. in faccia a qlcu., (fig.) to hurl sthg. in s.o.'s face4 ( agitare, scuotere) to shake*; to toss: il vento sbatteva i rami, the wind was shaking (o tossing) the branches // l'uccello sbatteva le ali, the bird flapped its wings; sbattere il contenuto di una bottiglia, to shake the contents of a bottle; sbattere un tappeto, una coperta fuori dalla finestra, to shake a carpet, a blanket out of the window // sbattere la panna, to whip cream; sbattere le uova, to beat eggs5 (fig. fam.) ( far apparire pallido) to make* (s.o.) look pale, to take* away s.o.'s colour: il verde ti sbatte, green makes you look pale◆ v. intr.* * *['zbattere]1. vt1) (gen) to beat, (uova) to beat, whisk, (panna) to whip, (ali) to beat, flap, (porta) to slam, bang2) (buttare) to throwsbattere qn fuori/in galera — to throw sb out/into prison
sbattere via — to throw away o out
3) (fam! : possedere sessualmente) to fuck fam!1) (porta, finestra) to bang, (vele, ali) to flap2) fam* * *['zbattere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (chiudere) to slam, to bangsbattere la porta in faccia a qcn. — fig. to slam the door on sb. o in sb.'s face
2) (scuotere) to shake* (out) [ tappeto]sbattere le ali — to flap, to flutter [ ali]; to flutter [ ciglia]
sbattere giù il telefono — to slam down the phone, to bang down the receiver
sbattere a terra qcn. — to knock sb. down
sbattere qcs. in faccia a qcn. — to throw sth. in sb.'s face
sbattere via qcs. — to throw sth. away o out
sbattere qcn. in prigione o sbattere dentro qcn. colloq. to throw o clap sb. in jail; sbattere fuori qcn. to throw sb. out; sbattere qcn. (a lavorare) in un paesino — to shunt sb. to a little village
sbattere il ginocchio, la testa contro qcs. — to bang one's knee, head against sth.
non sapere più dove sbattere la testa — fig. to be at one's wits' end
5) gastr. to beat*, to whisk [ uova]2.1) (fare rumore) [porta, persiane] to bang2) (urtare)3.(andare a) sbattere contro qcs. — to bump on o against sth., to hit sth.; [autista, auto] to crash o drive into sth
verbo pronominale sbattersi1) colloq. (darsi da fare)-rsi per fare qcs. — to scramble o bustle (about) o go all out to do sth
2) sbattersene volg.sbattersene (le palle) di — not to give a (god)damn o fuck about
* * *sbattere/'zbattere/ [2]1 (chiudere) to slam, to bang; sbattere la porta in faccia a qcn. fig. to slam the door on sb. o in sb.'s face2 (scuotere) to shake* (out) [ tappeto]; sbattere le ali to flap, to flutter [ ali]; to flutter [ ciglia]; sbattere le palpebre to blink3 (gettare) to slam (su on; contro against); sbattere giù il telefono to slam down the phone, to bang down the receiver; sbattere a terra qcn. to knock sb. down; un'onda ha sbattuto la barca sugli scogli a wave dashed the boat against the rocks; sbattere qcs. in faccia a qcn. to throw sth. in sb.'s face; sbattere via qcs. to throw sth. away o out; sbattere qcn. in prigione o sbattere dentro qcn. colloq. to throw o clap sb. in jail; sbattere fuori qcn. to throw sb. out; sbattere qcn. (a lavorare) in un paesino to shunt sb. to a little village4 (urtare) to bang ( contro against, into); to bump ( contro against, on); sbattere il ginocchio, la testa contro qcs. to bang one's knee, head against sth.; non sapere più dove sbattere la testa fig. to be at one's wits' end5 gastr. to beat*, to whisk [ uova](aus. avere)1 (fare rumore) [porta, persiane] to bang2 (urtare) (andare a) sbattere contro qcs. to bump on o against sth., to hit sth.; [autista, auto] to crash o drive into sth.III sbattersi verbo pronominale2 sbattersene volg. sbattersene (le palle) di not to give a (god)damn o fuck about; sbattitene! fuck it! -
2 ala
f (pl -i) wing* * *ala s.f.1 wing; ( di pinguino) flipper: l'uccello batteva le ali, the bird beat (o fluttered) its wings; fornito di ali, pinnate (d); privo di ali, wingless (o unwinged); apertura d'ali, wingspan; ad ali spiegate, with (out)spread wings; battere le ali, to fly // la paura gli metteva le ali ai piedi, (fig.) fear lent him wings; essere sotto le ali di qlcu., (fig.) to be under s.o.'s wing; spiegare le ali, to spread one's wings; tarpare le ali, to pinion (o anche fig. to clip the wings); sulle ali del ricordo, on the wings of memory5 ( di cappello) brim6 ( di polmone) lobe7 (mil.) wing, flank: la cavalleria era ammassata all'ala sinistra, the cavalry were massed on the left wing8 (sport) ( posizione) wing; ( persona) wing, winger: ( calcio) mezz'ala destra, sinistra, inside (o outside) right, inside (o outside) left.* * *1) (di uccello, aereo) wingbattere le ali — to beat o flap o flutter its wings
spiegare le ali — to spread o stretch its wings
2) (di edificio) wing; (di schieramento politico, militare) wing, flank3) (di folla)4) (di cappello) brim, flapala destra — right wing(er), outside right
ala sinistra — left wing(er), outside left
••avere le ali ai piedi — to have wings on one's feet, to be wing-footed
prendere qcn. sotto la propria ala protettrice — to take sb. under one's wing
tarpare le ali a qcn. — to clip sb.'s wings
* * *alapl. ali /'ala, 'ali/sostantivo f.1 (di uccello, aereo) wing; battere le ali to beat o flap o flutter its wings; spiegare le ali to spread o stretch its wings2 (di edificio) wing; (di schieramento politico, militare) wing, flank3 (di folla) due ali di folla people lined on either side4 (di cappello) brim, flap5 sport (giocatore) wing(er); (settore del campo) wing; ala destra right wing(er), outside right; ala sinistra left wing(er), outside leftavere le ali ai piedi to have wings on one's feet, to be wing-footed; prendere qcn. sotto la propria ala protettrice to take sb. under one's wing; tarpare le ali a qcn. to clip sb.'s wings.
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