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1 insaponare
soap* * *insaponare v.tr. to soap; (con sapone da barba) to lather.◘ insaponarsi v.rifl. to soap oneself: insaponati bene, soap yourself properly.* * *[insapo'nare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to soap [biancheria, mani]2) fig.2.insaponare qcn. — to soft(-)soap sb
verbo pronominale insaponarsi to soap oneself* * *insaponare/insapo'nare/ [1]1 to soap [biancheria, mani]2 fig. insaponare qcn. to soft(-)soap sb.II insaponarsi verbo pronominaleto soap oneself; - rsi le mani to soap one's hands. -
2 insaponare vt
[insapo'nare]to soap, (con sapone da barba) to lather -
3 insaponare
vt [insapo'nare]to soap, (con sapone da barba) to lather -
4 lavare
"to wash;Waschen;lavar"* * *washlavare i panni do the washing* * *lavare v.tr.1 to wash: lavalo con acqua e sapone, wash it with soap and water; lavalo in acqua calda, fredda, wash it in hot, cold water; questa stoffa si lava facilmente, this material washes easily; lavare a mano, to handwash; lavare a secco, to dry-clean; lavare un'automobile, to wash (down) a car; lavare i panni, to do one's washing (o to wash the clothes); lavare i piatti, to wash up (o to do the washing up o to wash the dishes); lavare un vestito, to wash a dress; lavare, lavarsi le mani, il viso, to wash one's hands, one's face; lavarsi i denti, to brush one's teeth // lavarsene le mani, to wash one's hands of it // i panni sporchi si lavano in famiglia, (prov.) don't wash your dirty linen in public2 (purificare, mondare) to purify, to wash, to cleanse; to wash away: la confessione e il pentimento lavano l'anima dalle colpe, confession and repentance cleanse (o purify) the soul of its sins; lavare un'offesa nel sangue, to wipe out an offence with blood3 (tecn.) (con abrasivi) to scour; (chim.) (un gas ecc.) to scrub; (un minerale) to puddle, to wash; (fibre tessili) to bowk; (la lana) to scour; (mecc.) (i cilindri e i gas di scarico di un motore) to scavenge.◘ lavarsi v.rifl. to wash (oneself), to have a wash: desidero lavarmi prima di andare a cena, I want to wash (o to have a wash) before supper.* * *[la'vare]1. vt1) (gen) to washlavare a mano — to wash by hand, handwash
lavare i piatti — to wash the dishes, do the washing up, wash up
2) (fig : purificare) to cleanse, purify3)lavarsi le mani/i capelli — to wash one's hands/hair
lavarsi i denti — to clean o brush one's teeth
2. vr (lavarsi)to wash o.s., have a wash* * *[la'vare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (pulire) to wash [abito, bambino, auto]lavare qcs. a mano, in lavatrice — to wash sth. by hand, in the machine
lavare la biancheria o i panni to do one's washing; lavare i piatti to do o wash the dishes, to do the washing-up BE; portare qcs. a lavare, fare lavare qcs. to have sth. washed; lavare a secco — to dry-clean
2) (disinfettare) to clean, to bathe, to cleanse [ ferita]2.••••-rsi le mani di qcs. — to wash one's hands of sth
Note:Tra i vari usi e significati del verbo lavare qui sotto elencati, va notato che lavarsi si dice semplicemente to wash: vado a lavarmi = I'm going to wash; ti sei lavato i denti? = have you washed your teeth? To wash oneself si usa solamente quando il lavarsi implica uno sforzo particolare: è troppo piccolo, non è ancora in grado di lavarsi = he's too young, he can't wash himself yet* * *lavare/la'vare/ [1]Tra i vari usi e significati del verbo lavare qui sotto elencati, va notato che lavarsi si dice semplicemente to wash: vado a lavarmi = I'm going to wash; ti sei lavato i denti? = have you washed your teeth? To wash oneself si usa solamente quando il lavarsi implica uno sforzo particolare: è troppo piccolo, non è ancora in grado di lavarsi = he's too young, he can't wash himself yet.1 (pulire) to wash [abito, bambino, auto]; lavare qcs. a mano, in lavatrice to wash sth. by hand, in the machine; lavare la biancheria o i panni to do one's washing; lavare i piatti to do o wash the dishes, to do the washing-up BE; portare qcs. a lavare, fare lavare qcs. to have sth. washed; lavare a secco to dry-clean2 (disinfettare) to clean, to bathe, to cleanse [ ferita]II lavarsi verbo pronominaleto wash; - rsi le mani to wash one's hands-rsi le mani di qcs. to wash one's hands of sth. -
5 sciacquare
rinse* * *sciacquare v.tr. to rinse (out): sciacquare una bottiglia, to rinse out a bottle; sciacquare i panni, to rinse the washing; sciacquarsi bene i capelli, to rinse one's hair well; sciacquare la bocca, to rinse (out) one's mouth // sciacquare la bocca sul conto di qlcu., ( parlarne male) to speak ill of s.o.◘ sciacquarsi v.rifl. to rinse oneself: si sciacquò e uscì dalla doccia, he rinsed off the soap and got out of the shower.* * *[ʃak'kware] 1.verbo transitivo to rinse (out) [bucato, piatti]2.verbo pronominale sciacquarsi* * *sciacquare/∫ak'kware/ [1]to rinse (out) [bucato, piatti]II sciacquarsi verbo pronominale- rsi le mani to rinse one's hands. -
6 sgusciare
1. v/t shell2. v/i slip awaymi è sgusciato di mano it slipped out of my hand* * *sgusciare1 v. intr. to slip away, to slip out of (sthg.), to steal* away: lo afferrai per il braccio, ma sgusciò via, I caught him by the arm, but he slipped out of my grasp; la saponetta mi sgusciò dalle mani, the bar of soap slipped out of my hands.* * *I [zɡuʃ'ʃare] vt(uovo, piselli) to shellII [zɡuʃ'ʃare] visgusciare via — (scappare) to escape, slip o slink away
* * *I [zguʃ'ʃare]II [zguʃ'ʃare]sgusciare fuori da qcs. — to wriggle out of sth
verbo transitivo to hull, to shell, to shuck AE [noci, piselli]; to shell, to peel [ gamberetto]* * *sgusciare1/zgu∫'∫are/ [1](aus. essere) (sfuggire) to slip (out), to wriggle (out); sgusciare fuori da qcs. to wriggle out of sth.————————sgusciare2/zgu∫'∫are/ [1]to hull, to shell, to shuck AE [noci, piselli]; to shell, to peel [ gamberetto].
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