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101 prorompere
prorompere v. intr. (letter.) to burst* (out), ( di liquidi) to gush out (anche fig.); to break* (out) (anche fig.): il fiume proruppe dagli argini, the river burst its banks; il fuoco prorompeva da tutte le parti, fire was breaking out all over; il pubblico proruppe in lunghi applausi, the audience burst into long applause; proruppe in aspre parole, he burst into abuse; proruppe in una risata, he burst out laughing; prorompere in bestemmie, to burst out swearing; la vidi prorompere in pianto, I saw her burst into tears; ''Non ascoltarlo!'', proruppe sua madre, ''Don't listen to him!'', his mother burst out.* * *[pro'rompere]* * *prorompere/pro'rompere/ [81](aus. avere) [ acqua] to gush out; [ persona] to burst out; prorompere in lacrime to burst into tears. -
102 pullulare
pullulare di be teeming or swarming with* * *pullulare v. intr.1 to spring* up (anche fig.): oggigiorno le case pullulano per tutta la città, nowadays houses are springing up all over the city; una città in cui pullulano le nuove attività culturali, a town where new cultural activities are springing up2 ( essere gremito) to swarm (with s.o., sthg.), to teem (with s.o., sthg.): la sala pullulava di gente, the hall was swarming with people; la spiaggia pullulava di gitanti, the beach was teeming with trippers; fiumi che pullulano di pesci, rivers teeming with fish.* * *[pullu'lare]pullulare di — to swarm o teem o seethe with
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103 ricominciare daccapo
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104 ricominciare ex novo
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105 risuonare
risuonare v. intr.1 to resound, to echo; to ring* (out): nel silenzio risuonò uno sparo, a shot echoed in the silence; la sala risuonava di applausi, the hall echoed with applause; le sue parole risuonano ancora nei miei orecchi, his words are still ringing in my ears; la sua fama risuona per tutto il mondo, his fame resounds all over the world◆ v.tr. ( il campanello) to ring* again; ( strumento, testo musicale) to play again: devo risuonare questo pezzo di Mozart?, shall I play this piece of Mozart again?; se nessuno apre la porta, risuona il campanello, if nobody opens the door, ring the bell again.* * *[riswo'nare]1. vi1) (gen) to resound2) Fis to resonate2. vt(suonare di nuovo: musica) to play again, (campanello) to ring again* * *[riswo'nare] 1.verbo intransitivo (aus. essere, avere)1) (rimbombare) [ campana] to boom, to clang; [ musica] to boom out, to thump2) (echeggiare) to (re-)echo (di with); [parole, passi, risate] to ring* (out); [rumore, voce] to resonate, to resound2.verbo transitivo (suonare di nuovo) to ring* [sth.] again [ campanello]; to play [sth.] again [ brano]* * *risuonare/riswo'nare/ [1](aus. essere, avere)2 (echeggiare) to (re-)echo (di with); [parole, passi, risate] to ring* (out); [rumore, voce] to resonate, to resound; la casa risuonava di risate the house rang with laughter -
106 sbriciolare
spread crumbs* * *sbriciolare v.tr. to crumble: sbriciolare pane, to crumble bread; la bomba ha sbriciolato la casa, the bomb blew the house to smithereens // attento, non sbriciolare dappertutto!, be careful, don't drop crumbs all over the place (o everywhere).◘ sbriciolarsi v.intr.pron. to crumble: una torta che si sbriciola facilmente, a cake that crumbles easily.* * *[zbritʃo'lare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to crumble (up) [pane, biscotti]2) (radere al suolo) to demolish, to level2.verbo pronominale sbriciolarsi1) [ pane] to crumble2) (sgretolarsi) to crumble away* * *sbriciolare/zbrit∫o'lare/ [1]1 to crumble (up) [ pane, biscotti]2 (radere al suolo) to demolish, to levelII sbriciolarsi verbo pronominale1 [ pane] to crumble2 (sgretolarsi) to crumble away. -
107 scarabocchio
m (pl -cchi) scribble* * *scarabocchio s.m.1 scribble, scrawl: la tua firma è uno scarabocchio, your signature is a scrawl; un foglio pieno di scarabocchi, a sheet scribbled all over2 ( macchia d'inchiostro) blot3 (fig.) daub: questi non sono quadri, sono scarabocchi infantili, these are not pictures, but childish daubs.* * ** * *scarabocchiopl. - chi /skara'bɔkkjo, ki/sostantivo m.scribble, scrawl; (disegnino) doodle. -
108 scombinare
scombinare v.tr.1 ( mettere in disordine) to upset*; to mess up; to mix up: non metterti il berretto che ti scombini i capelli, don't put a beret on or you'll get your hair in a mess; il vento ha scombinato tutti i fogli, the wind has blown the papers all over the place2 ( mandare a monte) to upset*, to mess up: la sua malattia ha scombinato i nostri piani, his illness upset our plans.* * *[skombi'nare]verbo transitivo1) (mettere in disordine) to mess up, to mix up [carte, libri]2) (mandare a monte) to upset* [ piano]* * *scombinare/skombi'nare/ [1]1 (mettere in disordine) to mess up, to mix up [carte, libri]2 (mandare a monte) to upset* [ piano]. -
109 scorrazzare per tutta la città
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110 scritto
1. past part vedere scrivere2. m writingper scritto in writing* * *scritto agg.1 written: un testo scritto, a written text; legge scritta, statute (o written) law; non ha lasciato niente di scritto, he has left nothing written // esame scritto, prova scritta, written examination // (comm.) ordine scritto, written order3 (fig.) ( marcato) inscribed, written, impressed: aveva scritto in faccia il suo disgusto, his disgust was written all over his face; aveva il terrore scritto in faccia, his face was full of terror; lo porterò scritto nel cuore, it will be written on my heart4 (fig.) ( destinato) destined; fated: era scritto che doveva diventare presidente, he was destined to end up as President◆ s.m.1 writing; written document: tirò fuori uno scritto dalla tasca, he took from his pocket a paper with something written on it; firmare uno scritto, to sign a document3 ( scrittura) writing: scritto illeggibile, illegible writing // in, per iscritto, in writing: mettere giù per iscritto, to write down; (comm.) abbiamo ricevuto un ordine per iscritto, we have received an order in writing.* * *['skritto] scritto (-a)1. ppSee:2. agg(lingua, esame) written3. sm1) (lettera) letter, noteper o in scritto — in writing
2) (opera) workgli scritti di — the works o the writings of
* * *['skritto] 1.participio passato scrivere2.aggettivo written3.scritto a macchina — typed, typewritten
sostantivo maschile1) (opera) (piece of) writing, work2) (testo) (piece of) writing3) scol. univ. (esame) written exam, written test••era scritto — it was destined o meant to happen
mettere qcs. per scritto — to put sth. in writing
* * *scritto/'skritto/→ scrivereII aggettivowritten; regola non -a unwritten rule; scritto a mano handwritten; scritto a macchina typed, typewritten; scritto a penna written in penIII sostantivo m.1 (opera) (piece of) writing, work2 (testo) (piece of) writing3 scol. univ. (esame) written exam, written test -
111 seminare giocattoli per tutta la casa
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112 senza capo né coda
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113 sgorbio
sgorbio s.m.1 ( scarabocchio) scrawl, scribble, squiggle: non riesco a leggere i suoi sgorbi, I cannot read his scrawl; c'era uno sgorbio che poteva essere la firma, there was a squiggle that could have been a signature; ha riempito il foglio di sgorbi, he has scribbled all over the page2 ( macchia) stain, blot3 ( pittura mal fatta) daub, mess: questo non è un quadro, è uno sgorbio, this is not a picture, it is a daub (o mess)* * *1) (scarabocchio) scribble, scribbling, scrawl2) (persona brutta e deforme) fright* * *sgorbiopl. -bi /'zgɔrbjo, bi/sostantivo m.1 (scarabocchio) scribble, scribbling, scrawl2 (persona brutta e deforme) fright. -
114 si vedeva lontano un chilometro che era un poliziotto
si vedeva lontano un chilometro che era un poliziottohe had "policeman" written all over him.\Dizionario Italiano-Inglese > si vedeva lontano un chilometro che era un poliziotto
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115 sorreggere
sorreggere v.tr. to support, to prop (up), to hold* up, to sustain (anche fig.): le pareti sono sorrette da lunghi pali, the walls are supported (o propped up) by long poles; sorreggere un bambino che cammina a stento, to hold up a child who can hardly walk; è sorretto dalla speranza, dalla fede, he is sustained by hope, by faith; mi sorregge solo l'idea che presto finirà tutto, the only thing that keeps me going is the idea that it will soon be all over.* * *[sor'rɛddʒere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (sostenere) to support [ persona]3) fig.2.verbo pronominale sorreggersi1) (appoggiarsi) to lean* (a against)2) (sostenersi) to support each other* * *sorreggere/sor'rεddʒere/ [59]1 (sostenere) to support [ persona]3 fig. la fede ci sorregge we are sustained by faith; mi hai sempre sorretto you have always supported meII sorreggersi verbo pronominale1 (appoggiarsi) to lean* (a against)2 (sostenersi) to support each other. -
116 spandere
spread* * *spandere v.tr.1 ( diffondere) to spread*: la lampada spandeva la luce in tutta la stanza, the lamp spread its light all over the room; spandere il terrore, to spread terror3 ( versare) to shed*: spandere lacrime, sangue, to shed tears, blood // spandere acqua, ( orinare) to make water4 ( scialacquare) to squander: durante le vacanze spende e spande, during his holidays he squanders his money.◘ spandersi v.intr.pron. to spread*: i pettegolezzi si spandono facilmente in questa città, gossip spreads easily in this town; la macchia d'olio si spandeva rapidamente, the oil slick spread rapidly.* * *1. ['spandere]vb irreg vt1) (stendere: cera, crema) to spread2) (spargere: liquido) to pour (out), (polvere) to scatter, (calore, profumo) to give off, (fig : notizie) to spread2. vip (spandersi)* * *['spandere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (spargere) to spread* [ concime]3) (effondere) to give* off [fumo, profumo]; to shed* [ luce]2.verbo pronominale spandersi1) (propagarsi) [macchia, liquido] to spread*2) (effondersi) [fumo, luce] to pour (in into)••spendere e spandere — colloq. to splash money around, to spend money like water
* * *spandere/'spandere/ [89]1 (spargere) to spread* [ concime]3 (effondere) to give* off [fumo, profumo]; to shed* [ luce]II spandersi verbo pronominale1 (propagarsi) [macchia, liquido] to spread*2 (effondersi) [fumo, luce] to pour (in into)spendere e spandere colloq. to splash money around, to spend money like water. -
117 strusciare
strusciare v.tr. ( strofinare) to rub; ( piedi) to shuffle: ho sporcato il cappotto strusciandolo contro il muro, I've dirtied my coat rubbing it against the wall; non strusciare i piedi quando cammini, don't shuffle your feet when you walk◆ v. intr. ( sfregare) to scrape: strusciare con il parafango contro il muro, to scrape the car mudguard against the wall.◘ strusciarsi v.intr.pron.1 ( strofinarsi) to rub oneself* * *[struʃ'ʃare]1. vt2. vr (strusciarsi)strusciarsi contro qc — to rub o.s. against sth
* * *[struʃ'ʃare] 1.verbo transitivo (strascicare)2.strusciare i piedi — to drag one's feet, to shuffle (along); (sfregare)
* * *strusciare/stru∫'∫are/ [1](strascicare) strusciare i piedi to drag one's feet, to shuffle (along); (sfregare) strusciare la giacca contro il muro to rub one's jacket against the wallII strusciarsi verbo pronominale -
118 te lo si legge in faccia, in fronte
te lo si legge in faccia, in fronteit's written all over your face, I can tell from the look on your face\→ leggereDizionario Italiano-Inglese > te lo si legge in faccia, in fronte
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119 tremare da capo a piedi
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120 un'ombra minacciosa incombeva sull'Europa
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