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1 fumare
"to smoke;Qualmen;fumegar"* * *smoke* * *fumare v.tr. to smoke: fumava la pipa, he was smoking his pipe; fumi?, do you smoke?; come vorrei smettere di fumare, I really would like to give up (o to stop) smoking // vietato fumare, no smoking // fumare come un turco, come una ciminiera, to smoke like a chimney◆ v. intr. ( mandare fumo) to smoke; ( emettere vapore) to fume; ( per ebollizione) to steam: si vedono fumare i comignoli, you can see the chimneypots smoking; attento a bere il caffè! Fuma ancora, be careful when you drink the coffee! It's still very hot // fumare di rabbia, (fig.) to fume with rage // mi fuma la testa, (fig. fam.) I can't think straight (o my head is spinning o my head is in a whirl).* * *[fu'mare]1. vt(sigaretta, pipa) to smoke2. vi"vietato fumare" — "no smoking"
* * *[fu'mare] 1.verbo transitivo to smoke [sigaretta, sigaro]2.1) (emanare fumo, vapore) [fumatore, vulcano, fuoco] to smoke; [tè] to steam"vietato fumare" — "no smoking", "smoking is forbidden"
2) colloq. fig. (essere arrabbiato)••* * *fumare/fu'mare/ [1]to smoke [sigaretta, sigaro]; fumare la pipa to smoke a pipe; fumare 40 sigarette al giorno to be on 40 (cigarettes) a day; fumare una sigaretta dopo l'altra to chain-smoke cigarettes(aus. avere)1 (emanare fumo, vapore) [fumatore, vulcano, fuoco] to smoke; [tè] to steam; "vietato fumare" "no smoking", "smoking is forbidden"fumare come un turco o una ciminiera to smoke like a chimney. -
2 turco
(pl -chi) 1. m noun adj Turkish2. m, turca f Turk* * *turco agg. Turkish: territorio turco, Turkish territory // bagno turco, Turkish bath // caffè alla turca, Turkish coffee; divano alla turca, ottoman; sedere alla turca, to sit cross-legged // cose turche, (scherz.) terrible (o unbelievable) things◆ s.m.1 Turk // bestemmiare come un turco, to swear like a trooper // fumare come un turco, to smoke like a chimney* * *['turko] turco -a, -chi, -che1. aggho fatto un bagno turco fig — I sweated like a pig fam
2. sm/f(persona) Turk3. sm(lingua) Turkish* * *1. 2.sostantivo maschile (f. -a)1) (persona) Turk2) (lingua) Turkish••* * *turcoTurkish; sedersi alla -a to sit cross-legged(f. -a)1 (persona) Turk2 (lingua) Turkishbestemmiare come un turco to swear like a trooper; fumare come un turco to smoke like a chimney. -
3 ciminiera
f smokestack* * *ciminiera s.f.1 ( di fabbrica) smokestack, chimney2 ( di nave) funnel.* * *[tʃimi'njɛra]••* * *ciminiera/t∫imi'njεra/sostantivo f.(di fabbrica) chimney, (chimney)stack, smokestack; (di nave) funnel\fumare come una ciminiera to smoke like a chimney. -
4 fumare
[fu'mare]1. vt(sigaretta, pipa) to smoke2. vi"vietato fumare" — "no smoking"
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5 turco
['turko] turco -a, -chi, -che1. aggho fatto un bagno turco fig — I sweated like a pig fam
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6 fumare come un turco o una ciminiera
Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > fumare come un turco o una ciminiera
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7 fumare come un turco
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8 fumare come una ciminiera
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9 canna
f reed( bastone) stickcanna fumaria fluecanna da pesca fishing rodcanna da zucchero sugar cane* * *canna s.f.1 cane; ( d'acqua) reed: una palizzata di canne, a cane fence // essere una canna al vento, to be weak-willed // tremare come una canna, to shake like a leaf // povero in canna, as poor as a church mouse2 (bot.) ( Arundo donax) reed: canna di palude, ( Phragmites communis) ditch reed // canna da zucchero, ( Saccharum officinarum) sugarcane // canna d'India, ( Calamus rotang) rattan3 ( bastone) cane4 ( da pesca) (fishing) rod7 ( della bicicletta) crossbar.* * *['kanna]sostantivo femminile1) (vegetale) reed2) (da pesca) fishing rod3) (bastone da passeggio) cane, stick4) (per annaffiare) hose5) (della bicicletta) crossbar6) (di arma da fuoco) barrela -e mozze — sawn-off BE, sawed off AE
7) (dell'organo) pipe8) colloq. (spinello) joint, reefer•••* * *canna/'kanna/sostantivo f.1 (vegetale) reed2 (da pesca) fishing rod3 (bastone da passeggio) cane, stick4 (per annaffiare) hose5 (della bicicletta) crossbar7 (dell'organo) pipeessere povero in canna to be as poor as a church mouse\
См. также в других словарях:
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smoke like a chimney — Someone who smokes very heavily smokes like a chimney … The small dictionary of idiomes
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Smoke like a chimney — Someone who smokes very heavily smokes like a chimney … Dictionary of English idioms
smoke like a chimney — chain smoke, smoke one cigarette after another, smoke a lot … English contemporary dictionary
smoke like a chimney — verb To smoke tobacco frequently … Wiktionary
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