Nase im Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Übersetzungen für Nase im Englisch»Italienisch-Wörterbuch

I.Nazi [Brit ˈnɑːtsi, Am ˈnɑtsi] ADJ

Nazi

nazista

II.Nazi [Brit ˈnɑːtsi, Am ˈnɑtsi] SUBST

Nazi

nazista mf

I.neo-Nazi [Brit niːə(ʊ)ˈnɑːtsi, Am ˌnioʊˈnɑtsi] ADJ

neo-Nazi party, group:

neo-Nazi

neonazista

II.neo-Nazi [Brit niːə(ʊ)ˈnɑːtsi, Am ˌnioʊˈnɑtsi] SUBST

neo-Nazi

neonazista mf

NASA [Brit ˈnasə, Am ˈnæsə] SUBST

NASA → National Aeronautics and Space Administration

NASA

Ente Nazionale Aeronautico e Spaziale

NASA

NASA f

I.nasal [Brit ˈneɪz(ə)l, Am ˈneɪzəl] ADJ

1. nasal LING:

nasal vowel, pronunciation

nasale

2. nasal voice, accent:

nasal

nasale

to speak with a nasal twang

parlare col naso

II.nasal [Brit ˈneɪz(ə)l, Am ˈneɪzəl] SUBST LING

nasal

nasale f

I.nasty [Brit ˈnɑːsti, Am ˈnæsti] ADJ ugs

1. nasty (unpleasant):

nasty crime

orribile, terribile

nasty suspicion, surprise, habit, experience, stain

brutto

nasty sight, feeling, task, rumour

sgradevole

nasty expression

cattivo

nasty taste

disgustoso, nauseante

nasty affair, business

brutto, sporco

a nasty look

un'occhiataccia

I got a nasty fright

mi sono preso un bello spavento

the nasty weather

il brutto tempo

to smell nasty

avere un odoraccio

to taste nasty

essere disgustoso or avere un gusto schifoso

it's nasty and hot

fa un caldo terribile

things could get nasty

le cose potrebbero mettersi male

to turn nasty dog:

diventare cattivo

to turn nasty person:

incattivirsi

to turn nasty weather:

guastarsi

to be a nasty piece of work

essere un brutto tipo

2. nasty (unkind):

nasty person

odioso

nasty trick

brutto

nasty gossip

cattivo, maligno

nasty letter

scortese

you've got a nasty mind

pensi subito male

a nasty sense of humour

un umorismo un po' perverso

he gets nasty when he's tired

diventa insopportabile quando è stanco

to be nasty to

essere odioso con

to say nasty things about

dire delle cattiverie su

3. nasty (serious):

nasty cut, bruise, cold, fall, accident, bump, crack

brutto

4. nasty (ugly):

nasty colour, shape, style

bruttissimo, orrendo

5. nasty (tricky):

nasty problem, question

difficile

nasty bend

brutto, pericoloso

II.nasty [Brit ˈnɑːsti, Am ˈnæsti] SUBST ugs (in food, water, air)

nasty

porcherie fpl

nasty

schifezze fpl

video nasty

= film dell'orrore su videocassetta particolarmente violento o sanguinoso

I.chase¹ [Brit tʃeɪs, Am tʃeɪs] SUBST

1. chase (pursuit):

chase

caccia f

chase

inseguimento m (after di)

car, police chase

inseguimento in auto, della polizia

to give chase to sb

dare la caccia a qn

2. chase (race):

chase übtr

corsa f (for a)

the chase for the prize, jobs

la corsa al premio, all'impiego

3. chase PFSPORT → steeplechase

4. chase JAGD:

chase

caccia f

5. chase Brit (deer park):

chase

riserva f di caccia

II.chase¹ [Brit tʃeɪs, Am tʃeɪs] VERB trans

1. chase (pursue):

chase, also chase after person

inseguire

chase, also chase after animal

cacciare, inseguire

chase, also chase after contract, job, success

andare a caccia di, rincorrere

to chase sb, sth up or down the street

inseguire qn, qc per la strada

2. chase (make advances):

chase, also chase after man, girl

correre dietro a

3. chase ugs (try to win):

chase, also chase after target, title

inseguire

4. chase (remove):

to chase sb, sth from room, field etc.

cacciare qn, qc da

III.chase¹ [Brit tʃeɪs, Am tʃeɪs] VERB intr

chase → chase about

IV.chase¹ [Brit tʃeɪs, Am tʃeɪs]

to chase one's (own) tail

girare in tondo

Siehe auch: steeplechase, chase about

I.steeplechase [Brit ˈstiːp(ə)ltʃeɪs, Am ˈstipəlˌtʃeɪs] SUBST

1. steeplechase PFSPORT:

steeplechase

steeple-chase m

steeplechase

corsa f a ostacoli

steeplechase

corsa f a siepi

2. steeplechase SPORT (in athletics):

steeplechase

corsa f a ostacoli

II.steeplechase [Brit ˈstiːp(ə)ltʃeɪs, Am ˈstipəlˌtʃeɪs] VERB intr

steeplechase horse:

partecipare a uno steeple-chase

steeplechase athlete:

correre in una corsa a ostacoli

chase about VERB [tʃeɪs -]

chase about

correre in ogni direzione

I.ease [Brit iːz, Am iz] SUBST

1. ease (lack of difficulty):

ease

facilità f

for ease of use, reference

per comodità di

with ease

con facilità or senza (fare) fatica

2. ease (freedom from anxiety):

at ease

a proprio agio

at ease! MILIT

riposo!

ill at ease

a disagio

to put sb at ease, at their ease

mettere qn a proprio agio

to take one's ease

rilassarsi or riposarsi

to put sb's mind at ease

rassicurare qn (about circa)

her mind was at ease at last

alla fine si mise l'animo in pace

3. ease (confidence of manner):

ease

disinvoltura f

ease

naturalezza f

4. ease (affluence):

ease

agiatezza f

ease

benessere m

to live a life of ease

fare una vita comoda

II.ease [Brit iːz, Am iz] VERB trans

1. ease (lessen):

ease pain

attenuare, lenire

ease tension

allentare

ease worry

alleviare

ease crisis, problem

allontanare

ease shortage, congestion, restrictions

ridurre

ease burden

liberarsi di

2. ease (make easier):

ease situation

distendere

ease communication, development, transition

facilitare

3. ease (move carefully):

to ease sth into

fare entrare delicatamente qc in

to ease sth out of

fare uscire delicatamente qc da

III.ease [Brit iːz, Am iz] VERB intr

1. ease (lessen):

ease tension:

allentarsi

ease pain, pressure:

attenuarsi

ease congestion, overcrowding:

ridursi

ease rain, snow, rate:

diminuire

ease fog:

diradarsi

2. ease (become less difficult):

ease situation:

distendersi

ease problem:

semplificarsi

3. ease WIRTSCH:

ease price:

calare, scendere

IV.to ease oneself VERB refl

to ease oneself into seat, bath

lasciarsi scivolare in

to ease oneself out of chair

alzarsi delicatamente da

to ease oneself through gap

scivolare attraverso

I.cease [Brit siːs, Am sis] SUBST

without cease

incessantemente, senza interruzione

II.cease [Brit siːs, Am sis] VERB trans

cease

cessare

cease

smettere

to cease doing

smettere di fare

to cease to do

cessare di fare

you never cease to amaze me!

non finisci mai di stupirmi!

to cease fire

cessare il fuoco

III.cease [Brit siːs, Am sis] VERB intr

cease

cessare

cease

finire

IV.cease [Brit siːs, Am sis]

wonders or miracles will never cease

non si finisce mai di stupirsi

I.ease off VERB [iːz -] (ease off)

1. ease off (lessen):

ease off business:

rallentare

ease off demand, congestion:

ridursi

ease off traffic, rain, snow:

diminuire

ease off fog:

diradarsi

2. ease off (work less hard):

ease off person:

ridurre il ritmo, rallentare

II.ease off VERB [iːz -] (ease [sth] off, ease off [sth]) (remove gently)

ease off lid, boot

togliere delicatamente

I.chase up VERB [tʃeɪs -] Brit (chase [sth] up, chase up [sth])

chase up details, statistics:

chase up

scovare

II.chase up VERB [tʃeɪs -] (chase [sb] up, chase up [sb])

chase up person:

chase up

stare alle costole di, scovare

Nase im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für Nase im Englisch»Italienisch-Wörterbuch

Nazi [ˈnɑ:·tsi] SUBST

Nazi

nazista mf

I.neo-Nazi [ˌnɪ:·əʊ·ˈnɑ:·tsi] SUBST

neo-Nazi

neonazista mf

II.neo-Nazi [ˌnɪ:·əʊ·ˈnɑ:·tsi] ADJ

neo-Nazi

neonazista

nasal [ˈneɪ·zl] ADJ

nasal

nasale

nasty <-ier, -iest> [ˈnæs·ti] ADJ

1. nasty (bad):

nasty

cattivo, -a

nasty surprise

brutto, -a

2. nasty (dangerous, serious):

nasty

brutto, -a

NASA [ˈnæ·sə] SUBST

NASA Abkürzung von National Aeronautics and Space Administration

NASA

NASA f

ease off VERB intr, ease up VERB intr

ease off pain

attenuarsi

ease off fever, wind

abbassarsi

ease off sales, rain

diminuire

ease off tension

allentarsi

ease off person

rilassarsi

ease off or you will have a nervous breakdown

rallenta il ritmo o ti verrà un esaurimento nervoso

vase [veɪs] SUBST

vase

vaso m

case² [keɪs] SUBST (container)

case

cassa f

case for jewels

astuccio m

case for eyeglasses, musical instrument

custodia f

a case of beer/soft drinks

una cassa di birra/bevande analcoliche

glass case

vetrina f

pencil case SUBST

pencil case

astuccio m

pencil case

portamatite m inv

cigarette case SUBST

cigarette case

portasigarette m inv