stunted en el Diccionario Oxford Paravia de italiano

Traducciones de stunted en el diccionario inglés»italiano

I.stunted [ingl. brit. ˈstʌntɪd, ingl. am. ˈstən(t)əd] V. part. pas.

stunted → stunt II

II.stunted [ingl. brit. ˈstʌntɪd, ingl. am. ˈstən(t)əd] ADJ.

1. stunted (deformed):

stunted tree, plant

striminzito

stunted body

striminzito, rachitico

2. stunted (blighted):

stunted mentality, personality

ritardato

stunted growth

inibito

stunted life

di stenti

I.stunt¹ [ingl. brit. stʌnt, ingl. am. stənt] SUST.

stunt

arresto m dello sviluppo

II.stunt¹ [ingl. brit. stʌnt, ingl. am. stənt] V. trans.

stunt economic growth, progress, development, plant growth, crops

arrestare, bloccare

stunt personal growth, development

impedire, inibire

I.stunt² [ingl. brit. stʌnt, ingl. am. stənt] SUST.

1. stunt (for attention):

stunt pey.

trovata f

stunt pey.

trucco m

publicity stunt

trovata pubblicitaria

2. stunt (with risk):

stunt CINE, TV

caduta f pericolosa

stunt CINE, TV

acrobazia f

to do a stunt

eseguire un numero pericoloso

aerial stunts

acrobazie aeree

3. stunt ingl. am. coloq.:

stunt

bravata f

II.stunt² [ingl. brit. stʌnt, ingl. am. stənt] V. intr.

stunt

fare acrobazie

III.stunt² [ingl. brit. stʌnt, ingl. am. stənt]

to pull a stunt coloq.

fare una stupidaggine or una bravata

if you pull a stunt like that again coloq.

se fai di nuovo una bravata simile

stunt rider [ˈstʌntˌraɪdə(r)] SUST.

stunt rider

motociclista m acrobatico

stunt pilot [ˈstʌntˌpaɪlət] SUST.

stunt pilot

pilota m acrobatico

publicity stunt [pʌbˈlɪsətɪˌstʌnt] SUST.

publicity stunt

trovata f pubblicitaria

Traducciones de stunted en el diccionario italiano»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

striminzito pianta

stunted

gracile albero, arbusto

stunted

rachitico

stunted

malandrinata (di ragazzi)

stunt ingl. am.

stunted en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de stunted en el diccionario inglés»italiano

stunted ADJ.

stunted

rachitico, -a

emotionally stunted

ritardato, -a

stunt¹ [stʌnt] SUST.

1. stunt (acrobatics):

stunt

acrobazia f

2. stunt (feat):

stunt

bravata f

to pull a stunt coloq.

fare una bravata

3. stunt (publicity action):

stunt

trucco m pubblicitario

advertising stunt

trovata f pubblicitaria

4. stunt CINE:

stunt

scena f pericolosa

stunt² [stʌnt] V. trans.

stunt plant

arrestare lo sviluppo di

stunt growth

arrestare

Traducciones de stunted en el diccionario italiano»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

trovata pubblicitaria

publicity stunt

stunted Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

emotionally stunted

ritardato, -a

to pull a stunt coloq.

fare una bravata

advertising stunt

trovata f pubblicitaria

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Farther from the edge there are stunted trees with trunks and branches covered by mosses, lichens and epiphytes such as ferns, orchids and bromeliads.

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The band members are seen in stunted movement, wandering around an abandoned city setting.

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Other symptoms can include stunted growth and a ferret like facial appearance.

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An overpopulated, stunted bass population can best be detected in the spring when all the bass are at least one year old.

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Aside from exhibiting phyllody, they may also exhibit other symptoms like virescence, witch's brooms, chlorosis, and stunted growth.

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Burnt trees often form stunted, twisted trees with multiple trunks as a result of the resprouting.

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Poor health due to alcoholism stunted his career through the 1990s.

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It also grows in stunted lower montane forest under sparse tree cover.

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The music video depicts the band members in stunted movement, wandering around an abandoned city setting.

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Overall, the plant ceases to grow, or is stunted in growth, and shows a decline in runner development.

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