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1 acchiappare
catch* * *acchiappare v.tr.1 to catch*; to seize: acchiappare un ladro, to catch (o fam. to nab) a thief; il poliziotto lo acchiappò per le braccia, the policeman seized him by the arms; vi ho acchiappato sul fatto, I caught you red-handed◘ acchiapparsi v.rifl. to hold* (on to): s'acchiappò a un ramo per non cadere, he held on to a branch so as not to fall◆ v.rifl.rec. to catch* each other (one another) // giocare ad acchiappare, to play tag, to play catch.* * *[akkjap'pare] 1.verbo transitivo colloq. to catch*, to seize [animale, oggetto]2.* * *acchiappare/akkjap'pare/ [1]colloq. to catch*, to seize [animale, oggetto]II acchiapparsi verbo pronominale(prendersi) giocare ad -rsi to play tag. -
2 rincorrere
run or chase after* * *rincorrere v.tr. to run* after (s.o., sthg.); ( inseguire) to chase, to pursue: rincorrere un ladro, to run after a thief; il gatto sta rincorrendo un topo, the cat is chasing a mouse // rincorre da tempo l'idea di emigrare in America, for some time he has been giving a lot of thought to the idea of emigrating to America.◘ rincorrersi v.rifl.rec. to run* after each other (o one another); ( inseguirsi) to chase each other (o one another): si rincorrevano per il giardino, they chased each other round the garden.* * *1. [rin'korrere]vb irreg vtto chase, run after, (fig : sogno, chimere) to pursue2. vr (rincorrersi)(uso reciproco) to run after each other* * *[rin'korrere] 1. 2.verbo pronominale rincorrersi to run* after each other, to chase each other* * *rincorrere/rin'korrere/ [32]II rincorrersi verbo pronominaleto run* after each other, to chase each other; giocare a -rsi to play tag. -
3 chiapparello
1 ( raggiro) snare, trap, catch2 ( gioco) tag.* * *[kjappa'rɛllo]sostantivo maschile invariabile* * *chiapparello/kjappa'rεllo/m.inv.giocare a chiapparello to play tag. -
4 giocare a chiapparello
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5 rincorrere
1. [rin'korrere]vb irreg vtto chase, run after, (fig : sogno, chimere) to pursue2. vr (rincorrersi)(uso reciproco) to run after each other
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