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1 piccino
piccino agg.1 small; little, tiny; wee: abitavano in una casa piccina piccina, they lived in a tiny little house; adora i bambini piccini, she loves little babies; era ancora piccino per la sua età, he was still tiny for his age // farsi piccino piccino, to cower◆ s.m. child*; little one, toddler, tiny tot: è un programma per i più piccini, it's a programme for toddlers (o for the very young); c'erano tutti, grandi e piccini, they were all there, grown-ups and children.* * *[pit'tʃino] piccino (-a)1. agglittle, tiny, (very) small2. sm/f(bambino) small child, little boy (girl)* * *[pit'tʃino] 1.1) (molto piccolo) tiny, weeny colloq.2) (meschino) [animo, persona] mean2.* * *piccino/pit't∫ino/1 (molto piccolo) tiny, weeny colloq.2 (meschino) [animo, persona] mean(f. -a) baby, kiddy colloq.; per grandi e -i for young and old (alike). -
2 cacio
m cheese* * *cacio s.m. cheese: crosta di cacio, cheese rind; una forma di cacio, a (whole) cheese // cascare come il cacio sui maccheroni, (fig.) to happen (o to turn up) at the right moment // essere alto come un soldo di cacio, to be knee-high to a grasshopper; ( di bambino) to be a tiny tot // essere pane e cacio con qlcu., (fig.) to be as thick as thieves.* * *••essere pane e cacio (con qcn.) — to be hand in glove (with sb.), to be as thick as thieves
* * *caciopl. -ci /'kat∫o, t∫i/sostantivo m.region. cheese\essere come il cacio sui maccheroni to be just the job; essere pane e cacio (con qcn.) to be hand in glove (with sb.), to be as thick as thieves. -
3 marmocchio sm
[mar'mɔkkjo] marmocchio (-chi)fam (tiny) tot, (little) kid -
4 marmocchio
sm [mar'mɔkkjo] marmocchio (-chi)fam (tiny) tot, (little) kid
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