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1 slacciare
undo* * *slacciare v.tr. to unlace, to undo*, to untie; ( sbottonare) to unbutton: slacciami le scarpe, unlace my shoes; slacciati la giacca, unbutton your jacket; slacciarsi la cintura, to undo one's belt.◘ slacciarsi v.intr.pron. to come* unlaced, to come* undone, to come* untied; ( sbottonarsi) to come* unbuttoned: mi si sono slacciate le scarpe, my shoelaces have come undone.* * *[zlat'tʃare]1. vt(nodo) to untie, undo, unfasten, (scarpa) to unlace, (bottoni) to unfasten, (abito, cravatta, cappotto) to undo2. vip (slacciarsi)(vedi vt), to come untied, come undone; to come unlaced; to come unfastened* * *[zlat'tʃare] 1.verbo transitivo2) (sbottonare) to open, to unbutton [ camicia]; (sganciare) to unhook [ reggiseno]; to undo*, to unstrap [ cintura]; to unfasten [ cintura di sicurezza]2.verbo pronominale slacciarsi1) (slegarsi) [ scarpe] to come* untied2) (sbottonarsi) [ camicia] to come* unbuttoned; (sganciarsi) [ reggiseno] to come* unhooked* * *slacciare/zlat't∫are/ [1]2 (sbottonare) to open, to unbutton [ camicia]; (sganciare) to unhook [ reggiseno]; to undo*, to unstrap [ cintura]; to unfasten [ cintura di sicurezza]II slacciarsi verbo pronominale1 (slegarsi) [ scarpe] to come* untied2 (sbottonarsi) [ camicia] to come* unbuttoned; (sganciarsi) [ reggiseno] to come* unhooked; - rsi la cintura to undo one's belt.
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