livet im Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Übersetzungen für livet im Englisch»Italienisch-Wörterbuch

liver¹ [Brit ˈlɪvə, Am ˈlɪvər] SUBST

liver GASTRO, ANAT

fegato m

grilled, lamb's liver

fegato alla griglia, d'agnello

liver² [Brit ˈlɪvə, Am ˈlɪvər] SUBST

a clean liver

un virtuoso or un onesto

a fast liver

un gaudente or un dissoluto

liver paste [ˈlɪvəˌpeɪst], liver pâté [ˈlɪvəˌpæteɪ, -pɑːˌteɪ] SUBST

liver paste

pâté m di fegato

liver spot [Brit, Am ˈlɪvər spɑt] SUBST

liver spot

chiazza f brunastra (del viso)

liver complaint [ˌlɪvəkəmˈpleɪnt] SUBST

liver complaint

disturbo m al fegato

liver disease [ˌlɪvədɪˈziːz] SUBST

liver disease

malattia f del fegato

liver sausage [ˈlɪvəˌsɒsɪdʒ, -ˌsɔːs-] SUBST

liver sausage

salsiccia f di fegato

chopped liver [ˌtʃɒptˈlɪvə(r)] SUBST Am ugs

1. chopped liver GASTRO:

chopped liver

= fegato tagliato a striscioline

2. chopped liver übtr:

to be chopped liver

valere poco

she's not chopped liver

non è male

to make chopped liver of sb (beat up)

fare qn a pezzetti

liver trouble [ˈlɪvəˌtrʌbl] SUBST

liver trouble → liver complaint

Siehe auch: liver complaint

liver complaint [ˌlɪvəkəmˈpleɪnt] SUBST

liver complaint

disturbo m al fegato

liver salts [Brit] SUBST npl

liver salts

= sali minerali per aiutare la digestione

livet im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für livet im Englisch»Italienisch-Wörterbuch

liver [ˈlɪ·vɚ] SUBST

liver

fegato m

cod-liver oil SUBST

cod-liver oil

olio m di fegato di merluzzo

privet [ˈprɪ·vɪt] SUBST

privet

ligustro m

I.rivet [ˈrɪ·vɪt] SUBST

rivet

rivetto m

II.rivet [ˈrɪ·vɪt] VERB trans

1. rivet (join):

rivet

rivettare

2. rivet (interest):

to be riveted by sth

essere rapito da qc

covet [ˈkʌ·vɪt] VERB trans

covet

agognare

duvet [du:·ˈveɪ] SUBST

duvet

piumino m

lively [ˈlaɪv·li] ADJ

lively

vivace

lively imagination, interest

vivo, -a

livery [ˈlɪ·və·ri] SUBST

1. livery MODE:

livery

livrea f

2. livery (for horses):

livery

stallaggio m

short-lived ADJ

short-lived

effimero, -a

long-lived ADJ

1. long-lived person:

long-lived

longevo, -a

2. long-lived feud:

long-lived

annoso, -a