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21 go through with
go through with [sth.] realizzare, portare a termine [ plan]in the end they decided to go through with the wedding — alla fine hanno deciso di sposarsi comunque
* * *(to finish doing: I will go through with this in spite of what you say.) completare* * *vi + adv + prep(plan, crime) mettere in atto, eseguire* * *go through with [sth.] realizzare, portare a termine [ plan] -
22 rush through
rush through [sth.] sbrigare [ task]; scorrere velocemente [ book]; rush [sth.] through, rush through [sth.] fare approvare [qcs.] in fretta [ legislation]; occuparsi di [qcs.] sollecitamente [order, application]; rush [sth.] through to inviare [qcs.] d'urgenza a* * *1. vt + prep(meal) mangiare in fretta, (book) dare una scorsa frettolosa a, (work) sbrigare frettolosamente, (town) attraversare in fretta2. vt + adv(Comm: order) eseguire d'urgenza, (supplies) mandare d'urgenza* * *rush through [sth.] sbrigare [ task]; scorrere velocemente [ book]; rush [sth.] through, rush through [sth.] fare approvare [qcs.] in fretta [ legislation]; occuparsi di [qcs.] sollecitamente [order, application]; rush [sth.] through to inviare [qcs.] d'urgenza a -
23 let through
let [sb.] through, let through [sb.]1) (in crowd) lasciare passare2) scol. univ. fare passare; let [sth.] through, let through [sth.] fare passare [error, faulty product]* * *let [sb.] through, let through [sb.]1) (in crowd) lasciare passare2) scol. univ. fare passare; let [sth.] through, let through [sth.] fare passare [error, faulty product] -
24 pull through
pull through [ accident victim] cavarsela, farcela; pull [sb., sth.] through salvare [ accident victim]; fare passare [object, thread]* * *(to (help to) survive an illness etc: He is very ill, but he'll pull through; The expert medical treatment pulled him through.) riprendersi, rimettere/rimettersi in sesto* * *1. vt + adv2) fig aiutare a venirne fuori2. vi + advfig cavarsela* * *pull through [ accident victim] cavarsela, farcela; pull [sb., sth.] through salvare [ accident victim]; fare passare [object, thread] -
25 -across o through?-
Nota d'usoLa preposizione attraverso può essere tradotta con “across” o con “through”, a seconda dell'oggetto che viene attraversato. In generale, quando si entra in un luogo per attraversarlo, come ad esempio un tunnel, un bosco o una città, si usa “through”: Siamo passati attraverso il tunnel della Manica, we went through the Channel Tunnel (non we went across the Channel Tunnel). Quando invece si attraversa una superficie “piatta”, come ad esempio un campo, un ponte o il mare, si usa la preposizione “across”: Camminarono attraverso i campi per tornare a casa, they walked across the fields to come back home. A volte è grammaticalmente corretto e possibile usare sia “across” che “through”, ma “across” implica semplicemente attraversare un luogo da un punto A a un punto B, mentre “through” implica una maggiore consapevolezza dell'ambiente circostante: Abbiamo camminato attraverso la città, we walked across town (e abbiamo raggiunto un punto stabilito) o we walked through town (e abbiamo visto monumenti, luoghi d'interesse ecc.). -
26 ■ break through
■ break throughA v. i. + avv.1 aprirsi un varco; riuscire a passare; sfondare: At last the tanks broke through, alla fine i carri armati riuscirono a sfondare2 apparire; comparire; rivelarsiB v. t. + prep.1 aprirsi un varco in; sfondare: to break through a wall, aprirsi un varco in un muro; The crowd broke through the lines of policemen, la folla ha sfondato i cordoni della polizia2 ( del sole, della luna) apparire (o spuntare) fra; fare capolino fra: The moon was breaking through the clouds, la luna faceva capolino fra le nuvole -
27 ■ run through
■ run throughA v. i. + prep.1 ( di sentimento, sensazione) attraversare; diffondersi tra: A wave of excitement ran through the crowd as the president appeared, un'ondata di eccitazione ha attraversato la folla all'apparizione del presidente2 ( di concetto, caratteristica) ricorrere; essere ricorrente: A feeling of sadness runs through his poems, nelle sue poesie c'è un senso di tristezza ricorrenteB v. t. + prep.1 tirare una riga su, cancellare: I ran my pen through the last words, ho tirato una riga (con la penna) sulle ultime parole2 ripercorrere rapidamente ( una lista, ecc.): I'll just run through the details once again, voglio ripercorrere rapidamente i dettagli un'altra volta4 scialacquare, sperperare ( fondi, denaro): to run through one's fortune, sperperare le proprie sostanze. -
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29 come through
1) (survive) cavarsela2) (penetrate) [heat, ink, light] passare3) (arrive) [fax, call] arrivare4) (emerge) [ personality] trasparire; come through [sth.]6) (penetrate) [ink, light] passare (attraverso) [paper, curtains]* * *1. vi + adv1) (survive) sopravvivere, farcela2)the call came through — abbiamo ricevuto la telefonata2. vi + prep(survive: war, danger) superare, uscire indenne dathey came through a difficult time in their marriage — hanno superato un periodo difficile del loro matrimonio
* * *1) (survive) cavarsela2) (penetrate) [heat, ink, light] passare3) (arrive) [fax, call] arrivare4) (emerge) [ personality] trasparire; come through [sth.]6) (penetrate) [ink, light] passare (attraverso) [paper, curtains] -
30 follow through
follow through sport accompagnare un colpo; follow through [sth.], follow [sth.] through portare a termine [ project]; mettere in atto [ threat]; portare avanti [idea, theory]* * *1. vt + advSee:2. vi + advGolf portare a termine l'azione, Tennis accompagnare la palla* * *follow through sport accompagnare un colpo; follow through [sth.], follow [sth.] through portare a termine [ project]; mettere in atto [ threat]; portare avanti [idea, theory] -
31 scrape through
* * *(to only just avoid failing: He scraped through his exams.) passare a stento* * *1. vi + adv(succeed) farcela per un pelo, cavarsela2. vi + prep(exam) passare per il rotto della cuffiaI managed to scrape through the last exam — sono riuscito a passare l'ultimo esame per il rotto della cuffia
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32 walk through
walk through attraversare; walk through [sth.]1) attraversare [town, forest]; oltrepassare [ door]; camminare in [snow, mud]2) teatr.to walk sb. through a scene — mostrare a qcn. come comportarsi sulla scena
* * *walk through attraversare; walk through [sth.]1) attraversare [town, forest]; oltrepassare [ door]; camminare in [snow, mud]2) teatr.to walk sb. through a scene — mostrare a qcn. come comportarsi sulla scena
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33 ■ slip through
■ slip throughA v. i. + avv. (o prep.)1 passare inosservato (o senza fare rumore): The boat slipped through ( the strait) in the dark, il battello passò (lo stretto) col favore delle tenebreB v. t. + avv.C v. t. + prep.2 (fig.) intrufolare, infiltrare attraverso: They managed to slip ten partisans through the enemy defences, riuscirono a far passare dieci partigiani attraverso le difese nemiche □ to slip through sb. 's fingers, scivolare di tra le dita a q.; (fig.) sfuggire a q. □ to slip through the net, ( di pesce) scappare di tra le maglie ( della rete); (fig.) (riuscire a) passare attraverso, superare ( controlli, misure di sicurezza, ecc.). -
34 ■ work through
■ work throughA v. i. + prep.entrare, penetrare ( a fatica): The rain had worked through the roof, l'acqua era penetrata dal tettoB v. t. + prep.2 lavorare per finire, per sbrigare (qc.): to work through the backlog of correspondence, lavorare per sbrigare la corrispondenza arretrata □ to work one's way through college (o university), fare l'università lavorando □ to work through a very difficult problem, riuscire a risolvere un problema molto difficile. -
35 break through
break through [ army] sfondare, aprirsi un varco; break through [sth.] sfondare [defences, barrier, wall]; [ sun] aprirsi un varco fra [ clouds]* * *1. vi + advMil aprirsi un varco, sfondare2. vi + prep(defences, barrier) penetrare in, sfondare, (crowd) aprirsi un varco in or tra, aprirsi un passaggio in or tra* * *break through [ army] sfondare, aprirsi un varco; break through [sth.] sfondare [defences, barrier, wall]; [ sun] aprirsi un varco fra [ clouds] -
36 look through
look through [sth.]1) (read) guardare, consultare [ archive]; scorrere [essay, list, notes]; (scan idly) sfogliare [ magazine]* * *(to look at or study briefly: I've looked through your notes.) sfogliare, scorrere* * *vi + prep2) (telescope) guardare attraverso* * *look through [sth.]1) (read) guardare, consultare [ archive]; scorrere [essay, list, notes]; (scan idly) sfogliare [ magazine] -
37 struggle through
struggle through superare a stento, a fatica; struggle through [sth.] farsi strada a fatica in [snow, jungle, crowd]* * *vi + adv* * *struggle through superare a stento, a fatica; struggle through [sth.] farsi strada a fatica in [snow, jungle, crowd] -
38 think through
think through [sth.], think [sth.] through riflettere a fondo su, ponderare [proposal, action]; analizzare [problem, question]* * *vt + adv* * *think through [sth.], think [sth.] through riflettere a fondo su, ponderare [proposal, action]; analizzare [problem, question] -
39 ■ carry through
■ carry throughA v. t. + avv.1 portare a termine (o a compimento); condurre a buon fine; compiere; realizzare: to carry through a plan, portare a termine un progetto2 (sostenere e) salvare: Only her faith carried her through, solo la sua fede l'ha sostenuta e le ha permesso di salvarsiB v. t. + prep.aiutare a superare ( una difficoltà, ecc.); far superare: His endurance carried him through those terrible hardships, la sua resistenza gli fece superare quelle terribili privazioni. -
40 drive-through
['draɪvθruː]nome AE = negozio, ristorante, banca dotato di una finestra attraverso la quale i clienti possono essere serviti senza scendere dall'auto* * *adjective (that one may drive through (and do something without getting out of the car): a drivethrough bank/restaurant/zoo.) (che si può attraversare senza scendere dall'automobile)* * *drive-through, drive-thru /ˈdraɪvɵru:/A n.servizio al volante, drive-in (di ristorante, farmacia, banca, ecc.): We stopped at the drive-through on the way home, tornando a casa ci siamo fermati al drive-inB a. attr.con servizio al volante, drive-in: a drive-through restaurant [bank, pharmacy], un ristorante [una banca, una farmacia] con servizio al volante.* * *['draɪvθruː]nome AE = negozio, ristorante, banca dotato di una finestra attraverso la quale i clienti possono essere serviti senza scendere dall'auto
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