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1 infiocchettare
infiocchettare v.tr.1 to decorate with ribbons, to beribbon2 (fig.) (abbellire) to embellish, to adorn: infiocchettare un discorso con metafore, to embellish a speech with metaphors.◘ infiocchettarsi v.rifl. to bedeck oneself; to beribbon oneself.* * *[infjokket'tare]verbo transitivo2) fig. (impreziosire) to embellish, to embroider [discorso, testo]* * *infiocchettare/infjokket'tare/ [1]1 to decorate with ribbons2 fig. (impreziosire) to embellish, to embroider [discorso, testo]. -
2 kurdelelerle süsle
1. decorate with braids 2. decorate with ribbons -
3 encintar
v.1 to ribbon.2 to curb (acera).3 to put a ribbon on, to adorn with ribbon, to beribbon.Encintamos las batas We put a ribbon on the robes.4 to put a curb on, to put a kerb on, to curb, to kerb.Encintaron las callejuelas They put a curb on the alleys.* * *1 to decorate with ribbons -
4 bebändern
be|bạ̈n|dern [bə'bɛndɐn] ptp bebä\#ndertvt usu ptpto decorate with ribbons, to beribbon (liter) -
5 enrubanner
ɑ̃ʀybane1) ( pour décorer) to decorate [something] with ribbon2) ( pour attacher) to tie [something] up with ribbons* * *enrubanner verb table: aimer vtr[ɑ̃rybane] verbe transitifto decorate ou to adorn with ribbons -
6 napstrz|yć
pf Ⅰ vt iron. (przesadnie przystroić) to decorate to a. in excess [strój, ścianę]- napstrzyć kapelusz kokardkami to overdecorate a hat with ribbonsⅡ vi pot. (nabrudzić) to speckle vt- muchy napstrzyły na lustrze flies speckled the mirrorThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > napstrz|yć
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7 şeritlemek
"/ı/ to wrap a ribbon around (something); to decorate or trim (something) with ribbons."
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