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I [tʃɜːn]1) (for butter) zangola f.2) BE (container) bidone m. del latteII 1. [tʃɜːn]1)2) fig. agitare [water, air]2.verbo intransitivo [ ideas] frullaremy stomach was churning — (with nausea) mi si rivoltava lo stomaco; (with nerves) avevo lo stomaco chiuso
- churn up* * *[ ə:n]1) (a machine for making butter.) zangola2) (a large milk can.) bidone del latte* * *[tʃɜːn]1. n(for butter) zangola, (Brit: for milk) bidone m per il latte2. vt(butter) fare (nella zangola), fig, (also: churn up) (water) agitare3. vi•* * *churn /tʃɜ:n/n.1 zangola● churn dasher (o churn staff), paletta della zangola □ (mecc.) churn drill, sonda a percussione □ churn milk, latticello; siero del latte □ (econ., market.) churn rate, tasso di abbandono ( dei clienti di un'azienda).(to) churn /tʃɜ:n/A v. t.3 ► to churn upB v. i.* * *I [tʃɜːn]1) (for butter) zangola f.2) BE (container) bidone m. del latteII 1. [tʃɜːn]1)2) fig. agitare [water, air]2.verbo intransitivo [ ideas] frullaremy stomach was churning — (with nausea) mi si rivoltava lo stomaco; (with nerves) avevo lo stomaco chiuso
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