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1 willow
['wɪləʊ]1) (anche willow tree) salice m.2) (wood) (legno di) salice m.* * *['wiləu](a type of tree with long, slender branches.) salice* * *willow /ˈwɪləʊ/n.● ( arte) willow pattern, disegno del salice stilizzato ( in azzurro, su porcellana bianca) □ willow plantation, salceto, saliceto □ (fig. arc.) to wear the willow, piangere l'assenza (o la perdita) di una persona cara.(to) willow /ˈwɪləʊ/v. t.● willowing machine, battitoio; lupo.* * *['wɪləʊ]1) (anche willow tree) salice m.2) (wood) (legno di) salice m. -
2 ■ work on
■ work onA v. i. + avv.continuare a lavorare; darci dentro (o sotto; fam.)B v. i. + prep.1 lavorare a; elaborare: to work on a dictionary, lavorare a un dizionario; to work on the figures, elaborare le cifre2 lavorare per: He's working on finding a new method of contraception, sta lavorando per trovare un nuovo metodo contraccettivo4 agire, intervenire su (q. o qc.); influenzare; lavorarsi (fam.): I'm trying to work on the boss, sto cercando di lavorarmi il capoC v. t. + prep.operare; fare ( un disegno) su; incidere su: to work a nice pattern on a carpet, fare un bel disegno su un tappeto; to work a heart on a tree trunk, incidere un cuore su un tronco d'albero □ (econ.) to work on contract, lavorare a contratto □ to work on one's own, lavorare da solo; (econ.) lavorare in proprio □ (fam.) I'm still working on it, mi sto ancora dando da fare.
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