loose cover en el Diccionario Oxford Paravia de italiano

Traducciones de loose cover en el diccionario inglés»italiano

loose cover [ingl. brit.] SUST. ingl. brit.

loose cover

fodera f amovibile

Traducciones de loose cover en el diccionario italiano»inglés

fodera staccabile

loose cover ingl. brit.

Traducciones de loose cover en el diccionario inglés»italiano

I.loose [ingl. brit. luːs, ingl. am. lus] SUST.

1. loose:

on the loose prisoner, criminal, animal

in libertà, libero

on the loose troublemakers

scatenato

there's a killer, lion on the loose

un assassino, un leone è scappato

there is a gang of hooligans on the loose in the town

c'è una banda di teppisti che scorrazzano per la città

he is still on the loose

è ancora in libertà

2. loose (in rugby):

the loose

la mischia aperta

II.loose [ingl. brit. luːs, ingl. am. lus] ADJ.

1. loose (not firm or tight):

loose knot

largo, allentato

loose lace, screw

allentato

loose nail, handle

penzolante, che si stacca

loose joint

allentato

loose component, section

fissato male

loose button

che si stacca, penzolante

loose thread

penzolante

loose tooth

che dondola

to come or work loose knot, screw:

allentarsi

to come or work loose brick, handle:

stare per staccarsi

to come or work loose nail:

penzolare

to come or work loose tooth:

dondolare

to work [sth] loose rope, knot, screw, fixture

allentare

to work [sth] loose nail, post

staccare, liberare

to work [sth] loose brick, bar

smurare

to hang loose hair:

essere sciolto

to hang loose rope, reins, thread:

penzolare

hang loose! ingl. am. coloq.

rilassati!

2. loose (free):

loose animal

in libertà, libero

the bull's loose

il toro è scappato

to break loose animal:

slegarsi (from da)

to break loose fig.

rompere (from con)

to break loose fig.

staccarsi (from da)

to cut sb loose

liberare qn

to roam or run loose

correre in libertà

to let or set or turn loose animal, prisoner

liberare

he let the dogs loose on me

mi ha sguinzagliato i cani contro

I wouldn't let that mad man loose on a classroom

non affiderai una classe a quel pazzo

I wouldn't let first year students loose on Joyce!

non farei leggere Joyce agli studenti del primo anno!

to let loose with criticism, insults

criticare, insultare senza ritegno

3. loose COM. (not packed):

loose tea, tobacco, sweets, vegetables

sfuso, non confezionato

we sell envelopes loose

vendiamo le buste singolarmente

just put the apples in the bag loose

metta pure le mele direttamente nelle borsa

4. loose (that has come apart):

loose card, page

staccato, volante

loose stone, fragment

staccato

a loose sheet of paper

un foglio volante

these pages have come loose

queste pagine si sono staccate

loose rust, paint

ruggine, vernice che si stacca or che si scrosta

“loose chippings” ingl. brit. or “loose gravel” ingl. am. (roadsign)

“materiale instabile sulla strada”

5. loose:

loose (not close-fitting) dress, jacket, trousers

ampio, largo

loose fold, waistband

largo

loose collar

(troppo) largo

loose (flaccid) skin

flaccido

loose muscle

rilassato

6. loose (not compacted):

loose soil

smosso

loose link

lasco, tenue

loose weave

a trama larga

loose structure

rado, non compatto

loose association, alliance

non compatto, debole

to have loose bowels

avere la dissenteria or la diarrea

loose maul (in rugby)

= placcaggio malriuscito

7. loose (not strict or exact):

loose translation, version

approssimativo

loose wording

impreciso

loose interpretation

libero

loose guideline

vago

loose discipline

non severo, non rigido

loose style

trasandato

8. loose (dissolute):

loose morals

dissoluto, licenzioso

loose living

vita dissoluta

9. loose (spare):

loose cash, funds

libero, disponibile

III.loose [ingl. brit. luːs, ingl. am. lus] V. trans. liter.

1. loose (release):

loose

liberare

2. loose (shoot):

loose arrow

scoccare, tirare

IV.loose [ingl. brit. luːs, ingl. am. lus]

to be at a loose end ingl. brit. , to be at loose ends ingl. am.

non sapere che cosa fare

to tie up the loose ends

fare gli ultimi ritocchi or aggiustare gli ultimi dettagli

to have a loose tongue

avere la lingua lunga or non sapere tenere un segreto

I.cover [ingl. brit. ˈkʌvə, ingl. am. ˈkəvər] SUST.

1. cover:

cover (protective lid, sheath)

copertura f

cover (for duvet, cushion)

fodera f

cover (for duvet, cushion)

rivestimento m

cover (for table)

copritavolo m

cover (for furniture)

protezione f

cover (for furniture)

copertura f

cover (for umbrella, blade, knife)

fodero m

cover (for umbrella, blade, knife)

guaina f

cover (for typewriter, record player, pan, bowl)

coperchio m

cover (for mobile phone)

cover f

2. cover (blanket):

cover

coperta f

3. cover:

cover (of book, magazine)

copertina f

cover (of book, magazine)

rilegatura f

cover (of record)

copertina f

on the cover (of book)

sulla copertina

on the cover (of magazine)

in copertina

she's made the cover of “Time”

è apparsa sulla copertina di “Time”

from cover to cover

dalla prima all'ultima pagina

from cover to cover before sust. design, illustration, text

di copertina

4. cover (shelter):

cover

rifugio m

cover

riparo m

to provide cover

offrire rifugio (for a)

to take cover

mettersi al riparo

to run for cover

correre in cerca di riparo

take cover!

al riparo!

to break cover

uscire allo scoperto

under cover

al riparo or al coperto

under cover of darkness

col favore delle tenebre

under cover of the confusion he escaped

approfittando della confusione fuggì

open land with no cover

terreno aperto che non offre ripari

5. cover (for spy, agent, operation, crime):

cover

copertura f (for per)

that's her cover

è la sua copertura

to work under cover

lavorare sotto falsa identità or sotto copertura

under cover of sth

con il pretesto di qc

under cover of doing

con il pretesto di fare

to blow sb's cover coloq.

fare saltare la copertura di qn

6. cover MILIT.:

cover

copertura f

air cover

copertura aerea

to give sb cover

dare riparo a qn or coprire qn

I gave cover as he advanced

lo coprivo mentre avanzava

7. cover (replacement):

cover (for teacher, doctor)

sostituto m temporaneo

to provide emergency cover

garantire una sostituzione d'emergenza

8. cover ingl. brit.:

cover

copertura f assicurativa (for per; against contro)

to give, provide cover against

offrire una copertura contro or garantire contro

she has cover for fire and theft

ha una copertura assicurativa contro l'incendio e il furto

9. cover ECON. (collateral):

cover

garanzia f

10. cover (table setting):

cover

coperto m

11. cover MÚS. → cover version

II.cover [ingl. brit. ˈkʌvə, ingl. am. ˈkəvər] V. trans.

1. cover (to conceal or protect):

cover table, bed, pan, legs, wound, corpse

coprire (with con)

cover cushion, sofa

rivestire, ricoprire (with con)

cover hole

coprire, chiudere (with con)

we had the sofa covered

abbiamo fatto rivestire il divano

cover your mouth when you yawn

metti la mano davanti alla bocca quando sbadigli

cover one eye and read the chart

si copra un occhio e legga

to cover one's ears

tapparsi le orecchie

2. cover (coat) dust, snow, water, layer:

cover ground, surface, cake

coprire, ricoprire (with di)

the ground was covered with snow, snow covered the ground

la neve ricopriva il terreno

everything got covered with or in sand

tutto fu coperto dalla sabbia

the animal is covered in scales

l'animale è ricoperto di scaglie

to cover one's face with cream

spalmarsi la crema sul viso

to be covered in glory

essere carico di gloria

3. cover (be strewn over):

cover litter, graffiti, blossom, bruises, scratches:

coprire

the tree was covered with blossom, blossom covered the tree

l'albero era ricoperto di fiori

to cover sb's face with kisses

riempire di baci il viso di qn

4. cover:

cover (travel over) distance, area

coprire, percorrere

cover (extend over) distance, area

estendersi per, occupare

we covered a lot of miles on holiday

abbiamo percorso molte miglia durante le vacanze

5. cover (deal with, include):

cover article, book, speaker: subject, field

trattare

cover word, term, item: meaning, aspect

comprendere, includere

cover teacher: chapter

affrontare, spiegare

cover rule, law: situation, person, organization

applicarsi a

cover department, office: area, region, activity

essere competente per

cover rep: area

essere responsabile per

that price covers everything

è tutto incluso nel prezzo

we will cover half the syllabus this term

svolgeremo metà del programma durante questo trimestre

6. cover (report on) journalist, reporter, station:

cover event, story, subject, match

seguire

the game will be covered live on BBC1

la partita sarà trasmessa in diretta dalla BBC1

7. cover (pay for) amount, salary, company, person:

cover costs, outgoings

coprire

cover loss, deficit

colmare

£20 should cover it coloq.

20 sterline dovrebbero bastare

to cover one's costs

coprire le proprie spese

8. cover:

cover person, possession

coprire, assicurare (for, against contro; for doing per fare)

cover guarantee: costs, parts

coprire

are you adequately covered?

è assicurato in modo adeguato?

9. cover (protect):

cover MILIT., DEP. person, advance, retreat, exit, area of pitch

coprire, proteggere

I'll cover you

ti copro io

I've got you covered! (threat)

ti tengo sotto tiro!

keep him covered

marcalo

to cover one's back fig.

coprirsi

10. cover (conceal):

cover emotion

nascondere, dissimulare

cover ignorance

nascondere

cover noise, smell

coprire

11. cover MÚS. (make version of):

cover song

fare una cover di

12. cover ZOOL. (mate with):

cover

coprire

cover

montare

III.to cover oneself V. v. refl.

to cover oneself

coprirsi

to cover oneself

proteggersi (against contro; by doing facendo)

to cover oneself with glory, praise, shame

coprirsi di

Véase también: cover version

cover version [ˈkʌvəˌvɜːʃn, -ʒn] SUST. MÚS.

cover version

cover f

loose cover en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de loose cover en el diccionario inglés»italiano

I.loose [lu:s] ADJ.

1. loose (not tight):

loose clothing

comodo, -a

loose knot, rope, screw

non ben stretto, -a

loose skin

flaccido, -a

2. loose (not confined):

loose

libero, -a

loose change

spiccioli m pl

3. loose (not exact):

loose instructions

vago, -a

loose translation

libero, -a

4. loose (not strict or controlled):

loose discipline

non rigoroso, -a

loose tongue

bocca f larga

5. loose (sexually immoral):

loose

dissoluto, -a

II.loose [lu:s] SUST.

to be on the loose

essere a piede libero

III.loose [lu:s] V. trans.

loose

sciogliere

I.cover [ˈkʌ·vɚ] SUST.

1. cover (top):

cover

rivestimento m

2. cover (outer sheet):

cover

copertina f

3. cover (bedding):

cover

copriletto m

4. cover (concealment):

cover

copertura f

to break cover

uscire allo scoperto

5. cover (shelter):

cover

riparo m

to take cover

ripararsi

6. cover (insurance):

cover

copertura f

7. cover (provision):

cover

sostituzione f

8. cover (envelope):

first day cover

busta col timbro del primo giorno d'emissione del francobollo

9. cover MÚS.:

cover

cover f

II.cover [ˈkʌ·vɚ] V. trans.

1. cover (hide):

cover eyes, ears

tappare

cover head

coprire

2. cover (put over):

cover

coprire

cover book

rivestire

3. cover (keep warm):

cover

coprire

4. cover (travel):

cover

percorrere

5. cover (deal with):

cover

riguardare

6. cover (include):

cover

includere

7. cover (report on):

cover

fare un servizio su

8. cover (insure):

cover

assicurare

9. cover (give armed protection):

cover

coprire

10. cover MÚS.:

cover song

fare una cover di

11. cover sl:

to cover one's ass

pararsi il culo vulg.

III.cover [ˈkʌ·vɚ] V. intr.

cover

sostituire