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1 bubble over
traboccare ( with di)* * *(to be full (with happiness etc): bubbling over with excitement.) traboccare* * *vi + advto bubble over (with) fig — scoppiare (di or da), traboccare (di)
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2 bubble
I ['bʌbl]1) (in air, liquid, glass) bolla f.2) econ. comm. prezzo m. gonfiato3) (germ-free chamber) camera f. sterileII ['bʌbl]1) (form bubbles) fare le bolle; [ fizzy drink] fare le bollicine; [ boiling liquid] bollire2) fig. (boil)3) (be lively, happy) essere effervescenteto bubble with — traboccare di, sprizzare [ enthusiasm]; ribollire di [ ideas]
4) (make bubbling sound) gorgogliare•* * *1. noun(a floating ball of air or gas: bubbles in lemonade.) bolla2. verb(to form or rise in bubbles: The champagne bubbled in the glass.) formare bolle, frizzare- bubbly- bubble over* * *['bʌbl]1. n1) bolla, (smaller) bollicina2) Comm, (also: speculative bubble) bolla speculativa3) (of cartoon), (also: speech bubble) fumetto2. viribollire, fare bollicine, (champagne) spumeggiare•* * *bubble /ˈbʌbl/n.1 bolla: air bubble, bolla d'aria; soap bubble, bolla di sapone; to blow bubbles, fare le bolle di sapone2 ribollimento; gorgoglio4 situazione o stato d'animo effimeri o illusori; cosa gonfiata, montatura: the bubble of sb. 's self-confidence, l'illusoria sicurezza di sé di q.; to burst sb. 's bubble, disilludere q.; smontare q.; ridimensionare q.; sgonfiare q.5 (econ., Borsa) bolla ( rialzo effimero dei prezzi destinato a rientrare): real estate bubble, bolla immobiliare; speculative bubble, bolla speculativa7 (med.) camera sterile● bubble bath, Bagnoschiuma®; ( anche) bagno con tanta schiuma □ ( slang) bubble-brain, testa (o zucca) vuota; stupido □ (aeron.) bubble canopy, cupola di vetro; tettuccio □ (autom.) bubble car, piccola automobile a tre ruote con cupola di vetro □ (fis.) bubble chamber, camera a bolle □ bubble gum, gomma da masticare; chewing-gum; cicca (fam.) □ bubble-head = bubble-brain ► sopra □ (tecn.) bubble-jet printer, stampante a getto d'inchiostro □ (comput.) bubble memory, memoria a bolle □ (market.) bubble pack, blister □ (comput.) bubble sort, ordinamento a bolle □ (naut.) bubble sextant, sestante a bolla □ (market.) bubble wrap, foglio di plastica a bolle; pluriboll®.(to) bubble /ˈbʌbl/A v. t.fare ribollire; fare gorgogliareB v. i.● to bubble over, ( di liquido che bolle; e, fig.: d'eccitazione, di zelo) traboccare □ to bubble over with happiness, sprizzare felicità □ to bubble with wrath, ribollire d'ira.* * *I ['bʌbl]1) (in air, liquid, glass) bolla f.2) econ. comm. prezzo m. gonfiato3) (germ-free chamber) camera f. sterileII ['bʌbl]1) (form bubbles) fare le bolle; [ fizzy drink] fare le bollicine; [ boiling liquid] bollire2) fig. (boil)3) (be lively, happy) essere effervescenteto bubble with — traboccare di, sprizzare [ enthusiasm]; ribollire di [ ideas]
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3 blow
I [bləʊ]1) (stroke) colpo m., botta f.to strike a blow for — fig. battersi in favore di o spezzare una lancia a favore di [freedom, rights]
to be a blow — essere un duro colpo (to sth. per qcs.; to, for sb. per qcn.)
3) (of nose)II 1. [bləʊ]1)to blow sb. a kiss — mandare un bacio a qcn
3)4) mus. suonare [ trumpet]to be blown to pieces o bits by — essere ridotto in pezzi o frantumi da
6) el. mecc. fare saltare, bruciare [fuse, gasket]; fulminare [ lightbulb]9) colloq. (make a mess of)to blow one's chances — rovinarsi o sciupare ogni possibilità
2.well, blow me down o I'll be blowed! — che sorpresa!
1) [ wind] soffiareto blow in the wind — [leaves, clothes] volare al vento
5) [ whale] soffiare, lanciare sbuffi•- blow in- blow off- blow out- blow up••to blow a fuse o a gasket o one' s top andare in bestia, perdere le staffe; it really blew my mind o blew me away! — mi ha davvero sbalordito!
* * *I [bləu] noun1) (a stroke or knock: a blow on the head.)2) (a sudden misfortune: Her husband's death was a real blow.)II [bləu] past tense - blew; verb1) ((of a current of air) to be moving: The wind blew more strongly.)2) ((of eg wind) to cause (something) to move in a given way: The explosion blew off the lid.)3) (to be moved by the wind etc: The door must have blown shut.)4) (to drive air (upon or into): Please blow into this tube!)5) (to make a sound by means of (a musical instrument etc): He blew the horn loudly.)•- blowhole- blow-lamp
- blow-torch
- blowout
- blowpipe
- blow one's top
- blow out
- blow over
- blow up* * *I [bləʊ] n(gen) colpo, (with fist) pugnoII [bləʊ] blew vb: pt blown pp1. vt1) (subj: wind: ship) spingere, (hair) far svolazzare2) (trumpet, horn) suonare4) (fuse, safe) far saltareto blow one's top fam — esplodere, andare su tutte le furie
well, blow me!; well, I'll be blowed! old — (expressing surprise) accidenti!
I'll be blowed if... — (expressing indignation) che mi venga un accidente se...
2. vithe door blew open/shut — un colpo di vento ha spalancato/chiuso la porta
2) (make sound: trumpet) suonare•- blow in- blow off- blow out- blow up* * *I [bləʊ]1) (stroke) colpo m., botta f.to strike a blow for — fig. battersi in favore di o spezzare una lancia a favore di [freedom, rights]
to be a blow — essere un duro colpo (to sth. per qcs.; to, for sb. per qcn.)
3) (of nose)II 1. [bləʊ]1)to blow sb. a kiss — mandare un bacio a qcn
3)4) mus. suonare [ trumpet]to be blown to pieces o bits by — essere ridotto in pezzi o frantumi da
6) el. mecc. fare saltare, bruciare [fuse, gasket]; fulminare [ lightbulb]9) colloq. (make a mess of)to blow one's chances — rovinarsi o sciupare ogni possibilità
2.well, blow me down o I'll be blowed! — che sorpresa!
1) [ wind] soffiareto blow in the wind — [leaves, clothes] volare al vento
5) [ whale] soffiare, lanciare sbuffi•- blow in- blow off- blow out- blow up••to blow a fuse o a gasket o one' s top andare in bestia, perdere le staffe; it really blew my mind o blew me away! — mi ha davvero sbalordito!
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4 POP
I [pɒp]1) (sound) scoppio m.2) colloq. (drink) bevanda f. gassataII 1. [pɒp]1) colloq. (burst) fare scoppiare [balloon, bubble]3) colloq. (put)2.to pop sth. in(to) — infilare qcs. in [oven, cupboard, mouth]
2) [ ears] tapparsi3) BE colloq. (go)to pop across o over to fare un salto al o dal [shop, store]; to pop into town, next door — fare un salto in città, dai vicini
•- pop back- pop in- pop off- pop out- pop over- pop up••III 1. [pɒp] 2.to pop the question — = fare una proposta di matrimonio
modificatore [concert, group, music, song, record, singer] popIV [pɒp]* * *I 1. [pop] noun1) (a sharp, quick, explosive noise, such as that made by a cork as it comes out of a bottle: The paper bag burst with a loud pop.)2) (fizzy drink: a bottle of pop.)2. verb1) (to (cause to) make a pop: He popped the balloon; My balloon has popped.)2) (to spring upwards or outwards: His eyes nearly popped out of his head in amazement.)3) (to go quickly and briefly somewhere: He popped out to buy a newspaper.)4) (put quickly: He popped the letter into his pocket.)•- popcorn- pop-gun
- pop up II [pop] adjective1) ((of music) written, played etc in a modern style.)2) (of, or related to, pop music: a pop group; a pop singer; pop records.)* * *POPsigla3 (comput., Post Office Protocol) POP ( protocollo di gestione di posta elettronica): POP server, server POP.* * *I [pɒp]1) (sound) scoppio m.2) colloq. (drink) bevanda f. gassataII 1. [pɒp]1) colloq. (burst) fare scoppiare [balloon, bubble]3) colloq. (put)2.to pop sth. in(to) — infilare qcs. in [oven, cupboard, mouth]
2) [ ears] tapparsi3) BE colloq. (go)to pop across o over to fare un salto al o dal [shop, store]; to pop into town, next door — fare un salto in città, dai vicini
•- pop back- pop in- pop off- pop out- pop over- pop up••III 1. [pɒp] 2.to pop the question — = fare una proposta di matrimonio
modificatore [concert, group, music, song, record, singer] popIV [pɒp] -
5 pop
I [pɒp]1) (sound) scoppio m.2) colloq. (drink) bevanda f. gassataII 1. [pɒp]1) colloq. (burst) fare scoppiare [balloon, bubble]3) colloq. (put)2.to pop sth. in(to) — infilare qcs. in [oven, cupboard, mouth]
2) [ ears] tapparsi3) BE colloq. (go)to pop across o over to fare un salto al o dal [shop, store]; to pop into town, next door — fare un salto in città, dai vicini
•- pop back- pop in- pop off- pop out- pop over- pop up••III 1. [pɒp] 2.to pop the question — = fare una proposta di matrimonio
modificatore [concert, group, music, song, record, singer] popIV [pɒp]* * *I 1. [pop] noun1) (a sharp, quick, explosive noise, such as that made by a cork as it comes out of a bottle: The paper bag burst with a loud pop.)2) (fizzy drink: a bottle of pop.)2. verb1) (to (cause to) make a pop: He popped the balloon; My balloon has popped.)2) (to spring upwards or outwards: His eyes nearly popped out of his head in amazement.)3) (to go quickly and briefly somewhere: He popped out to buy a newspaper.)4) (put quickly: He popped the letter into his pocket.)•- popcorn- pop-gun
- pop up II [pop] adjective1) ((of music) written, played etc in a modern style.)2) (of, or related to, pop music: a pop group; a pop singer; pop records.)* * *pop (1) /pɒp/A n.3 (fam., antiq.) bevanda effervescente; gazzosa8 ( slang USA) ► Popsicle®B avv.1 con un botto; facendo «pum»; con uno schiocco2 improvvisamente; a un tratto; di bottoC inter.«pum»!● ( baseball) pop fly, volata corta; palla battuta debolmente, troppo in alto □ pop-top, apribile alla sommità; ( di lattina di birra, ecc.) che si apre a strappo □ pop-up ► pop-up (comput., Internet) □ to go pop, schioccare; scoppiare.♦ pop (2) /pɒp/A a. (abbr. di popular)pop; popolare: pop music, musica pop; pop concert ( festival), concerto (festival) pop; pop art, pop art; pop group, gruppo popB n. [u] (fam.)2 pop art● (mus.) pop charts, classifica delle canzoni pop di successo □ pop star ► popstar □ (antiq.) top of the pops, disco in testa alla classifica delle vendite.pop (3) /pɒp/n. ( slang USA)1 babbo; papà2 nonnetto; vecchietto.♦ (to) pop /pɒp/A v. i.1 schioccare; scoppiettare2 scoppiare; esplodere6 ( slang) fare un salto: DIALOGO → - Local shop 1- I'm just popping to the shop, faccio un salto al negozioB v. t.5 (fam.) dare in pegno; impegnare8 ( slang USA) arrestare; beccare; ( anche) ammazzare; uccidere; scassinare, aprire ( una cassaforte)* * *I [pɒp]1) (sound) scoppio m.2) colloq. (drink) bevanda f. gassataII 1. [pɒp]1) colloq. (burst) fare scoppiare [balloon, bubble]3) colloq. (put)2.to pop sth. in(to) — infilare qcs. in [oven, cupboard, mouth]
2) [ ears] tapparsi3) BE colloq. (go)to pop across o over to fare un salto al o dal [shop, store]; to pop into town, next door — fare un salto in città, dai vicini
•- pop back- pop in- pop off- pop out- pop over- pop up••III 1. [pɒp] 2.to pop the question — = fare una proposta di matrimonio
modificatore [concert, group, music, song, record, singer] popIV [pɒp]
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