dom? im Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Übersetzungen für dom? im Englisch»Italienisch-Wörterbuch

Dom [Brit dɒm, Am dɑm] SUBST (title)

Dom

don

non-dom [ˌnɒnˈdɒm] SUBST

non-dom

non domiciliato m

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Sun

dom. (domenica)

Übersetzungen für dom? im Italienisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

dom. SUBST f

dom. → domenica

dom.

Sun (Sunday)

Siehe auch: domenica

domenica <Pl domeniche> [doˈmenika, ke] SUBST f

domenica

Sunday

oggi è domenica

today is Sunday

domenica andrò in montagna

I'm going to the mountains on Sunday

di or la domenica vado in montagna

I go to the mountains on Sundays

domenica scorsa

last Sunday

domenica prossima

next Sunday, Sunday next

tutte le -che

every Sunday

domenica mattina, pomeriggio, sera

Sunday morning, Sunday afternoon, Sunday evening

sono nato di domenica

I was born on a Sunday

osservare la domenica REL

to observe or keep the Sabbath

autista della domenica

Sunday driver

pittore, poeta, meccanico della domenica

weekend or Sunday or amateur painter, poet, mechanic

con il vestito della domenica

in one's Sunday best

non tutti i giorni è domenica

not every day is a holiday

chi ride il venerdì, piange la domenica

he who laughs last laughs longest

domenica ecologica

= Sunday on which vehicles with emissions that cause pollution are banned

domenica in albis

Low Sunday

domenica delle Palme

Palm Sunday

domenica di Pasqua

Easter Sunday

domenica di Passione

Passion Sunday

domenica di Pentecoste

Whit Sunday

domenica della Santissima Trinità

Trinity Sunday

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don (di alcuni ordini monastici)

Dom

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Englisch

That, and a palsied right arm from a childhood scalding accident, should have relegated him to wallflower-dom.

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Here, "ran" and "dom" denote the image (in other words, range) and the domain, respectively.

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With some words, such as, "dom" (house), the second locative form is used only in certain idiomatic expressions, while the prepositional is used elsewhere.

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Dom's influences are many and varied a blend of delta blues, piedmont blues, rock, dub and sounds of Asia.

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