Traducciones de stilt-walker en el diccionario inglés»italiano

stilt-plover [ˈstɪltˌplʌvə(r)], stilt-walker [ˈstɪlˌwɔːkə(r)] SUST.

stilt-plover → stilt-bird

Véase también: stilt-bird

stilt-bird [ˈstɪltbɜːd] SUST.

stilt-bird

trampoliere m

stilt-bird

cavaliere m d'Italia

Traducciones de stilt-walker en el diccionario italiano»inglés

cavaliere [kavaˈljɛre] SUST. m

1. cavaliere:

cavaliere (chi va a cavallo)

rider

cavaliere (uomo)

horseman

i quattro cavalieri dell'Apocalisse BÍBL.

the four horsemen of the Apocalypse

2. cavaliere HIST.:

cavaliere

knight

i cavalieri della Tavola Rotonda

the Knights of the Round Table

armare qn cavaliere

to dub sb knight, to knight sb

il cavaliere senza macchia e senza paura

the pure and fearless knight

sei il mio prode cavaliere! irón.

you're my knight in shining armour!

3. cavaliere (soldato a cavallo):

cavaliere

cavalryman

cavaliere

mounted soldier

cavaliere

trooper

4. cavaliere (uomo galante):

cavaliere

gentleman

5. cavaliere:

cavaliere (chi accompagna una signora)

escort

cavaliere (al ballo)

partner

cavaliere (al ballo)

escort

cambiare cavaliere

to change partners

6. cavaliere (della bilancia):

cavaliere

rider

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

cavaliere errante

knight errant

cavaliere d'Italia ZOOL.

stilt-bird

cavaliere d'Italia ZOOL.

stilt-plover

cavaliere d'Italia ZOOL.

stilt-walker

cavaliere della Legion d'onore

chevalier of the Legion of Honour

cavaliere di Malta

Knight of Malta

cavaliere dell'ordine della giarrettiera

Knight of the Garter

cavalier servente

gallant hum.

cavalier servente

devoted admirer

cavaliere teutonico

Teutonic Knight

Véase también: Cavaliere

Cavaliere Info

Cavaliere

Since 1901 titles of cavaliere al merito del lavoro (Knight for Merit at Work) have been awarded, first by the King of Italy, then by the President of the Republic, to reward contributions to the development of economic activities. So, successful businessmen often used the title of cavaliere in front of their surname in the past, and some still do so today. Another widely used title is commendatore, which until recently has been used in common parlance as a generic title for wealthy people.