strip show en el Diccionario Oxford Paravia de italiano

Traducciones de strip show en el diccionario inglés»italiano

strip show [ˈstrɪpʃəʊ] SUST.

strip show

(spettacolo di) strip-tease m

Traducciones de strip show en el diccionario inglés»italiano

I.strip¹ <forma in -ing stripping, pret., part. pas. stripped> [ingl. brit. strɪp, ingl. am. strɪp] V. trans.

1. strip (remove):

strip, also strip off clothes, paint

togliere

to strip sth from or off sth

togliere or staccare qc da qc

the storm had stripped all the leaves from or off the tree

il temporale aveva spogliato gli alberi delle foglie

2. strip (remove everything from):

strip person

svestire

strip person: house, room

svuotare

strip thief: house

svuotare, svaligiare

strip wind, animal: tree, plant

spogliare

strip person: bed

disfare

to strip a room of furniture

togliere tutti i mobili da una stanza

3. strip (deprive):

to strip sb of belongings, rights

spogliare qn di

to strip sb of his or her rank soldier, civil servant

degradare

he was stripped of his medal, his title

gli hanno tolto la medaglia, il titolo

4. strip (remove paint or varnish from):

strip window, door, table

sverniciare

5. strip (dismantle):

strip gun, engine

smontare

6. strip (damage):

strip nut, screw

spanare

to strip the gears MOTOR

sgranare or grattare le marce

II.strip¹ <forma in -ing stripping, pret., part. pas. stripped> [ingl. brit. strɪp, ingl. am. strɪp] V. intr. (take off one's clothes)

strip

spogliarsi, svestirsi (for per)

to strip to the waist

spogliarsi fino alla vita

to strip naked

mettersi nudo or spogliarsi completamente

III.strip¹ [ingl. brit. strɪp, ingl. am. strɪp] SUST.

1. strip (striptease):

strip

spogliarello m

strip

strip m

strip

strip-tease m

2. strip DEP. (clothes):

strip

tenuta f sportiva

the Germany strip

la tenuta della squadra tedesca or della Germania

strip² [ingl. brit. strɪp, ingl. am. strɪp] SUST. (narrow piece)

strip (of material, paper, carpet)

striscia f (of di)

strip (of land, sand)

striscia f

strip (of land, sand)

lingua f (of di)

strip (of bacon)

trancio m (of di)

a strip of garden, beach

una striscia di giardino, di spiaggia

metal, paper strip

striscia di metallo, di carta

centre strip ingl. brit. or median strip ingl. am. (on motorway)

banchina, aiuola spartitraffico

to tear sb off a strip, to tear a strip off sb coloq.

dare una lavata di capo a qn

I.show [ingl. brit. ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ] SUST.

1. show:

show (as entertainment)

spettacolo m also TEAT. CINE

show (particular performance)

rappresentazione f

show RADIO, TV

trasmissione f

show (of slides)

proiezione f

to put on or stage a show

allestire uno spettacolo

on with the show! (as introduction)

lo spettacolo abbia inizio!

on with the show! (during performance)

che lo spettacolo continui!

the show must go on

lo spettacolo deve continuare

the show must go on fig.

bisogna andare avanti qualunque cosa succeda

to do or take in a show coloq.

andare a uno spettacolo

2. show COM. (as promotion, display):

show (of cars, boats etc.)

salone m

show (of fashion)

sfilata f

show (of flowers, crafts)

mostra f

motor, boat show

salone dell'automobile, della nautica

flower show

mostra floreale

to be on show

essere esposto or in mostra

3. show (outward display):

show (of feelings)

prova f

show (of feelings)

dimostrazione f (of di)

show (of strength)

dimostrazione f (of di)

show (of wealth)

ostentazione f (of di)

a show of affection, unity

una dimostrazione di affetto, di unità

a show of defiance

un gesto di sfida

to make or put on a (great) show of doing

ostentare or fare sfoggio di (sapere) fare

to put on a show

mettersi in mostra

he made a show of gratitude, concern

ostentava la sua gratitudine, preoccupazione

to be all show

essere solo apparenza or essere molto fumo e poco arrosto

the meal was all for or just for show

il pranzo era una scusa per mettersi in mostra

the glitter and show of the circus

lo splendore e il fascino del circo

the roses make a splendid show

le rose fanno una bellissima figura

4. show (performance):

he put up a good, poor show

ha fatto una bella, brutta figura

it was a poor show not to thank them

che brutta figura non ringraziarli

good show old chap arc.

ben fatto amico mio

5. show (undertaking):

show coloq.

affare m

she runs the whole show

comanda solo lei

to run one's own show

gestire i propri affari

it's not his show

non è lui il capo

6. show MED.:

show (at onset of labour)

perdita f del tappo mucoso

show (at onset of menstruation)

perdite fpl premestruali

II.show <pret. showed, part. pas. shown> [ingl. brit. ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ] V. trans.

1. show (present for viewing):

show person, object, photo

mostrare (to a)

show fashion collection

presentare (to a)

show ticket

mostrare, fare vedere (to a)

show TV channel, cinema: film

dare

the explosion was shown on the evening news

hanno fatto vedere l'esplosione al telegiornale della sera

to show sb sth

mostrare qc a qn

show him your book

fagli vedere il tuo libro

to show sb reclining, being arrested

mostrare qn disteso, durante l'arresto

to be shown on TV, at the cinema

passare in televisione, al cinema

2. show (display competitively):

show animal

fare sfilare

show flower, vegetables

esporre, mettere in mostra

3. show (reveal):

show feeling

mostrare

show principle, fact

esporre

show garment: underclothes

lasciare vedere

show patient: symptoms

presentare

her new white floor showed all the dirt

sul suo nuovo pavimento bianco lo sporco si vedeva subito

to show interest in

mostrare interesse per

to show that …

mostrare che …

to show how, why, when etc.

fare vedere, mostrare come, perché, quando ecc.

4. show (indicate):

show object, trend, loss, profit, difficulty

mostrare

show time, direction, area

indicare

to show sb where to go

indicare a qn dove andare

the lights are showing red

il semaforo è rosso

5. show (demonstrate, express):

show person, action: skill, principle

dimostrare

show writing: originality

mostrare

show reply: wit, intelligence

dimostrare, testimoniare

show gesture, gift: respect, gratitude

dimostrare

show them what you can do

fa vedere loro che cosa sai fare

to show consideration, favouritism towards sb, to show sb consideration, favouritism

mostrare riguardo, preferenza per qn

to show sb that…

mostrare a qn che…

just to show there's no ill feeling

solo per dimostrare che non c'è risentimento

to show one's age

dimostrare la propria età

as shown in diagram 12, scene two

come si vede nella figura 12, nella seconda scena

6. show (prove):

show truth, validity, guilt

dimostrare

to show that … document:

provare che …

to show that … findings:

dimostrare che …

to show that … facial expression:

mostrare che …

this shows him to be a liar

questo dimostra che è un bugiardo

it all goes to show that…

tutto concorre a dimostrare che…

7. show (conduct):

to show sb to their seat host, usher:

fare sedere qn

to show sb to their room

accompagnare qn alla propria, in camera

to show sb up, down the stairs

accompagnare qn di sopra, di sotto

to show sb to the door

accompagnare qn alla porta

8. show (teach a lesson to) coloq.:

I'll show you, him! (as revenge)

ti, gli faccio vedere io!

I'll show you, him! (when challenged)

ti, gli farò vedere

III.show <pret. showed, part. pas. shown> [ingl. brit. ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ] V. intr.

1. show:

show (be noticeable) stain, label:

vedersi

show fear, anger, distress: (by actions, appearance)

vedersi

show (in eyes)

emergere, vedersi

2. show (be exhibited):

show artist:

esporre

show film:

passare

to show to advantage colour, object:

fare un bell'effetto

3. show (turn up):

show coloq.

farsi vedere

he didn't show after all

alla fine non si è fatto vedere

4. show ingl. am. (in horseracing):

show (be placed)

essere piazzato

to show ahead

essere in testa

IV.to show oneself V. v. refl.

to show oneself <pret. showed, part. pas. shown> person, animal:

to show oneself

mostrarsi

to show oneself to be

dimostrare di essere

V.show [ingl. brit. ʃəʊ, ingl. am. ʃoʊ]

to steal the show TEAT.

rubare la scena

to steal the show fig.

monopolizzare l'attenzione

to stop the show TEAT.

ottenere un applauso a scena aperta

to stop the show fig.

attirare l'attenzione

it just goes to show

come volevasi dimostrare

show a leg! coloq.

giù dal letto!

to have nothing to show for sth

restare con un pugno di mosche

to show one's face coloq.

farsi vedere

to show one's hand

scoprire le proprie carte

to show the way

indicare la strada

to show the way forward

aprire la strada

to show sb the door

mettere qn alla porta

strip show en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de strip show en el diccionario inglés»italiano

I.strip [strɪp] V. trans.

1. strip (lay bare):

strip

togliere

to strip sb of sth

togliere qc a qu

2. strip (unclothe):

strip

spogliare

3. strip (dismantle):

strip

smontare

II.strip [strɪp] V. intr.

strip

spogliarsi

III.strip [strɪp] SUST.

1. strip:

strip

striscia f

2. strip (striptease):

strip

striptease m inv.

strip

spogliarello m

3. strip (landing area):

landing strip

pista f (d'atterraggio)

I.show [ʃoʊ] SUST.

1. show (expression):

show

dimostrazione f

show of solidarity

dimostrazione f di solidarietà

2. show (exhibition):

show

mostra f

dog show

mostra canina

fashion show

sfilata f di moda

slide show

proiezione f di diapositive

to be on show

essere esposto

3. show (play):

show

spettacolo m

show TV

programma m

show TEAT.

rappresentazione f

quiz show

quiz m inv. televisivo

4. show coloq. (venture):

who runs the show?

chi manda avanti la baracca?

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

show of hands

voto m palese

let's get the show on the road coloq.

diamoci dentro

to put on a good show

fare una bella figura

the show must go on provb.

lo spettacolo deve andare avanti

to run the show

comandare

II.show <showed, shown> [ʃoʊ] V. trans.

1. show (display) slides:

show

mostrare

show

proiettare

show ARTE

esporre

2. show (express):

show

manifestare

3. show (expose):

show

esporre

4. show (point out, record):

show

indicare

5. show (prove):

show

dimostrare

to show sb that …

dimostrare a qu che …

6. show (escort):

show

accompagnare

to show sb to the door

accompagnare qu alla porta

7. show (project):

show

proiettare

show on television

trasmettere

III.show <showed, shown> [ʃoʊ] V. intr.

1. show (be visible):

show

vedersi

2. show (exhibit):

show art

essere esposto

now showing at a cinema near you! film

attualmente in programmazione nelle sale cinematografiche

3. show coloq. (arrive):

show

farsi vivo

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Police said the strip show was in breach of the requirements for the extended opening hours.

www.stuff.co.nz

It's a strip show and about strip tease but it's the way you reveal, the way you remove the clothes.

www.mirror.co.uk

Only one strip shows how the suit comes off.

en.wikipedia.org

You expect to see these things at a strip show, at a concert it might take you a little by surprise.

www.stuff.co.nz

Modelling is as far removed from strip show as possible.

www.thetelegram.com

Both bakers suffer from severe alcoholism, and every strip shows them drinking strong alcoholic beverages such as various liqueurs.

en.wikipedia.org

She meant to immerse herself in the character so much that -- if it wasn't for her age -- she would have watched a live strip show.

entertainment.inquirer.net

R600 strip show in which we look at the internal design of the lightweight marvel in detail.

www.pcworld.idg.com.au

The strip shows her maturity from infancy to becoming a toddler.

en.wikipedia.org

A male strip show for women who don't go to male strip shows.

www.gq-magazine.co.uk