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1 brute
[bruːt] 1.1) (man) bruto m., mostro m.2) (animal) bestia f.2.1) (physical) [ strength] bruto2) (animal-like) bruto, bestiale* * *[bru:t]1) (an animal other than man: My dog died yesterday, the poor brute; ( also adjective) brute force.) bestia; bruto2) (a cruel person.) bruto, persona brutale•- brutal- brutality
- brutish* * *[bruːt]1. n2. adj(force, strength) bruto (-a)by brute force — a viva forza, con la forza
* * *brute /bru:t/A n.2 animale (grosso); bestia3 omaccione; bestione4 (fam.) cosa ingombrante; bestione5 (fam.) cosa difficile; rogna; casino (pop.)B a.1 bruto; animalesco; animale2 bruto: brute force [matter], forza [materia] bruta; (comput.) brute force attack, attacco di forza bruta* * *[bruːt] 1.1) (man) bruto m., mostro m.2) (animal) bestia f.2.1) (physical) [ strength] bruto2) (animal-like) bruto, bestiale -
2 bit
I [bɪt] II [bɪt]1) (small piece) (of food, substance, land) pezzo m., pezzetto m.to take sth. to bits — smontare qcs.
2) colloq. (small amount)a little bit — un pochino, un tantino
and a bit over — e un po' di più, e rotti
a bit of — un po' di [time, sun, butter, money]
a bit of difficulty, information — un po' di difficoltà, informazioni
quite a bit of a good bit of parecchio [time, money]; quite a bit o a good bit bigger — un bel po' più lontano, grande
3) colloq. (section) pezzo m.listen, this bit is brilliant! — ascolta, questo passaggio è magnifico!
4) ant. (coin) monetina f.a bit deaf, cold — un po' sordo, freddo
a bit of a problem — un po' un problema, un bel problema
••bits and bobs — colloq. cianfrusaglie
bits and pieces — (fragments) pezzetti; (belongings) armi e bagagli
every bit as good, clever — bravo, intelligente in tutto e per tutto (as quanto)
III [bɪt]not a bit of it! — colloq. neanche per sogno!
nome inform. bit m.IV [bɪt]1) equit. morso m., freno m.2) tecn. (anche drill bit) punta f. (di trapano)••* * *[bit]past tense; = bite* * *I [bɪt] II [bɪt]1) (small piece) (of food, substance, land) pezzo m., pezzetto m.to take sth. to bits — smontare qcs.
2) colloq. (small amount)a little bit — un pochino, un tantino
and a bit over — e un po' di più, e rotti
a bit of — un po' di [time, sun, butter, money]
a bit of difficulty, information — un po' di difficoltà, informazioni
quite a bit of a good bit of parecchio [time, money]; quite a bit o a good bit bigger — un bel po' più lontano, grande
3) colloq. (section) pezzo m.listen, this bit is brilliant! — ascolta, questo passaggio è magnifico!
4) ant. (coin) monetina f.a bit deaf, cold — un po' sordo, freddo
a bit of a problem — un po' un problema, un bel problema
••bits and bobs — colloq. cianfrusaglie
bits and pieces — (fragments) pezzetti; (belongings) armi e bagagli
every bit as good, clever — bravo, intelligente in tutto e per tutto (as quanto)
III [bɪt]not a bit of it! — colloq. neanche per sogno!
nome inform. bit m.IV [bɪt]1) equit. morso m., freno m.2) tecn. (anche drill bit) punta f. (di trapano)••
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