LAP AND SHOULDER BELT - Traducción inglés-italiano

en el Diccionario Oxford Paravia de italiano

lap and shoulder belt [ˌlæpənˈʃəʊldəˌbelt] SUST.

lap and shoulder belt MOTOR, AERO.

cintura f di sicurezza (a tre attacchi)

en el Diccionario Oxford Paravia de italiano

I. belt [ingl. brit. bɛlt, ingl. am. bɛlt] SUST.

1. belt MODA:

belt

cintura f

he had a gun in his belt

aveva una pistola al cinturone

2. belt:

belt MOTOR, AERO.

cintura f

safety or seat belt

cintura di sicurezza

3. belt (area):

belt

cintura f

a belt of industry

una cintura industriale

a belt of poverty around the inner city

una cintura di povertà attorno al centro della città

a belt of trees

una cintura di alberi

mountain, earthquake belt

zona montana, sismica

4. belt METEO.:

belt

zona f

belt

area f

a belt of rain, of low pressure

un'area di piogge, di bassa pressione

5. belt TÉC.:

belt

cinghia f

6. belt DEP. (in boxing, judo):

belt

cintura f

to be a black belt

essere cintura nera

the world heavyweight belt

il titolo mondiale dei pesi massimi

7. belt (blow):

belt coloq.

colpo m

to give sb a belt

dare un colpo a qn

I gave the ball a good belt

ho dato un bel colpo alla palla

II. belt [ingl. brit. bɛlt, ingl. am. bɛlt] V. trans.

1. belt (hit) coloq.:

belt person

menare

belt ball

tirare un bel colpo a

he belted him in the mouth, across the face

lo ha colpito sulla bocca, in faccia

2. belt (as punishment):

belt

prendere a cinghiate

3. belt coloq. → belt down

III. belt [ingl. brit. bɛlt, ingl. am. bɛlt] V. intr. coloq. (go fast)

he belted home

si è fiondato a casa

to belt along or down person: street

andare forte per

to belt along or down car: motorway

sfrecciare su

IV. belt [ingl. brit. bɛlt, ingl. am. bɛlt]

to tighten one's belt

tirare la cinghia

to hit sb below the belt

tirare un colpo basso a qn

that remark was a bit below the belt

quel commento è stato un colpo basso

she has 15 years' experience, two tournaments under her belt

ha 15 anni di esperienza, due tornei al suo attivo

a belt and braces job coloq.

= un lavoro per il quale è richiesta molta prudenza

belt down V. [bɛlt -] (belt down [sth], belt [sth] down) ingl. am.

belt down drink:

belt down

mandare giù

lap¹ [ingl. brit. lap, ingl. am. læp] SUST. (area of body)

lap

grembo m

to have sth in one's lap

tenere qc in grembo

to be in or on sb's lap

stare in grembo a qn

to spill sth in sb's lap

rovesciare qc sui pantaloni or sulla gonna di qn

I spilled coffee in his lap

gli rovesciai il caffè sui pantaloni

in the lap of the gods

nelle mani degli dei or in balia della sorte

in the lap of luxury

nel lusso più sfrenato

to drop or dump a problem in sb's lap

scaricare un problema sulle spalle di qn

to fall into sb's lap

cadere nelle mani di qn

I. lap² [ingl. brit. lap, ingl. am. læp] SUST.

1. lap DEP. (of track):

lap

giro m (di pista)

to run a lap

fare un giro di pista

a ten-lap race

una gara di dieci giri

on the first lap

al primo giro

a lap of honour

un giro d'onore

to be on the last lap

essere all'ultimo giro

to be on the last lap fig.

essere nella fase finale or vicino al traguardo

2. lap (part of journey):

lap

tappa f

II. lap² <forma in -ing lapping, pret., part. pas. lapped> [ingl. brit. lap, ingl. am. læp] V. trans.

1. lap DEP.:

lap person

doppiare

2. lap (overlap):

lap

sovrapporre

III. lap² <forma in -ing lapping, pret., part. pas. lapped> [ingl. brit. lap, ingl. am. læp] V. intr. (overlap)

to lap over

sovrapporsi

I. lap³ [ingl. brit. lap, ingl. am. læp] SUST.

lap

(il) lappare

II. lap³ <forma in -ing lapping, pret., part. pas. lapped> [ingl. brit. lap, ingl. am. læp] V. trans. (drink)

lap water, milk

lappare, leccare

III. lap³ <forma in -ing lapping, pret., part. pas. lapped> [ingl. brit. lap, ingl. am. læp] V. intr. (splash)

lap water:

sciabordare (against, at contro; on su)

I. shoulder [ingl. brit. ˈʃəʊldə, ingl. am. ˈʃoʊldər] SUST.

1. shoulder:

shoulder

spalla f

on or over one's shoulder

sulla spalla, in spalla

on or over one's shoulders

sulle spalle

this jacket is too tight across the shoulders

questa giacca è troppo stretta di spalle

to put one's shoulders back

tirare indietro le spalle

to straighten one's shoulders

raddrizzare or tirare su le spalle

to look over sb's shoulder

guardare da dietro le spalle di qn

to cry on sb's shoulder

piangere sulla spalla di qn

I am always there if you need a shoulder to cry on

se hai bisogno di una spalla su cui piangere, sai che io sono qui

his shoulders shook with laughter, sobs

era scosso dalle risate, dai singhiozzi

to have round shoulders

avere le spalle curve

to look (back) over one's shoulder

guardarsi alle spalle also fig.

the burden, responsibility is or falls on my shoulders

il peso, la responsabilità cade sulle mie spalle

to stand shoulder to shoulder two people:

stare fianco a fianco

to work shoulder to shoulder

lavorare spalla a spalla

2. shoulder (on mountain):

shoulder

spalla f

3. shoulder MODA:

shoulder

spalla f

4. shoulder (on road):

shoulder

bordo m

5. shoulder GASTR.:

shoulder

spalla f

II. -shouldered COMPOSIT.

to be round-shouldered

avere le spalle curve

to be narrow, square-shouldered

avere le spalle strette, quadrate

III. shoulder [ingl. brit. ˈʃəʊldə, ingl. am. ˈʃoʊldər] V. trans.

1. shoulder bag, implement:

shoulder

mettere [qc] in spalla

to shoulder one's gun

mettersi il fucile in spalla

to shoulder arms MILIT.

eseguire lo spallarm

shoulder arms! MILIT.

spallarm!

2. shoulder fig.:

shoulder burden, task

caricarsi di

shoulder responsibility, expense

addossarsi, sobbarcarsi

3. shoulder (push):

to shoulder one's way through crowd

farsi largo a spallate tra

to shoulder sb aside

spostare qn con una spallata

IV. shoulder [ingl. brit. ˈʃəʊldə, ingl. am. ˈʃoʊldər]

to be or stand head and shoulders above sb

sorpassare qn di una buona testa

to be or stand head and shoulders above sb fig.

lasciare indietro qn

to have a good head on one's shoulders

avere la testa sulle spalle

to have an old head on young shoulders

essere più maturo della propria età

to put one's shoulder to the wheel

mettersi all'opera

to rub shoulders with sb

frequentare qn

straight from the shoulder coloq. comment, criticism:

sincero

to give it to sb straight from the shoulder coloq.

dirla a qn senza peli sulla lingua

and [ingl. brit. ənd, (ə)n, and, ingl. am. ænd, (ə)n] CONJ. When used as a straightforward conjunction, and is translated by e : to shout and sing = gridare e cantare; Tom and Linda = Tom e Linda; my friend and colleague = il mio amico e collega. - When and joins two or more nouns, definite articles, possessive adjectives or quantifiers are not repeated in English, but they are in Italian: the books and exercise books = i libri e i quaderni; her father and mother = suo padre e sua madre; some apples and pears = delle mele e delle pere. - And is sometimes used between two verbs in English to mean in order to (wait and see, go and ask, try and rest etc.); to translate these expressions, look under the appropriate verb entry (wait, go, try etc.). Note that the two verb forms involved are the same tense in English, whereas in Italian the second one is always in the infinitive: I'll try and come as soon as possible = cercherò di venire appena possibile. - For and used in telling the time and saying numbers, see the lexical notes. For more examples and other uses, see this entry.

1. and (joining words or clauses):

and

e

cups and plates

tazze e piatti

summer and winter

estate e inverno

there'll be singing and dancing

si canterà e si ballerà

he picked up his papers and went out

raccolse le sue carte e uscì

I think about you day and night

ti penso giorno e notte

2. and (in numbers):

two hundred and sixty-two

duecentosessantadue

three and three-quarters

tre e tre quarti

five and twenty arc. liter.

venticinque

3. and (with repetition):

more and more interesting

sempre più interessante

faster and faster

sempre più veloce

it got worse and worse

andò di male in peggio or sempre peggio

I waited and waited

aspettai per moltissimo tempo

to talk on and on

continuare a parlare

for days and days

per giorni e giorni

we laughed and laughed!

ridemmo a crepapelle!

there are friends and friends

ci sono amici e amici

4. and (for emphasis):

it's lovely and warm

fa proprio un bel calduccio

come nice and early

vieni presto

and he didn't even say thank you

e non disse nemmeno grazie

5. and (in phrases):

and all that

e tutto il resto

and that ingl. brit. coloq.

e cose così

and so on

e così via

and how! coloq.

eccome!

and?

e poi?

6. and (with negative):

I haven't got pen and paper

non ho né carta né penna

he doesn't like singing and dancing

non gli piace cantare né ballare

en el diccionario PONS

I. belt [belt] SUST.

1. belt MODA:

belt

cintura m

to fasten one's belt

allacciarsi la cintura

2. belt TÉC.:

belt

cinghia f

3. belt (area):

belt industrial, green

cintura f

4. belt coloq. (punch):

belt

sventola f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to tighten one's belt

tirare la cinghia

to have some experience under one's belt

avere un po' di esperienza alle spalle

II. belt [belt] V. trans.

1. belt (secure with a belt):

belt

fissare (con una cinghia)

2. belt coloq. (hit):

belt

picchiare

III. belt [belt] V. intr. coloq.

belt

correre a tutta velocità

lap¹ [læp] SUST.

lap

grembo m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to live in the lap of luxury

vivere nel lusso

I. lap² [læp] DEP. SUST.

lap

giro m

lap of honor

giro d'onore

II. lap² <-pp-> [læp] DEP. V. trans.

lap

doppiare

I. lap³ <-pp-> [læp] V. trans.

1. lap (drink):

lap

leccare

2. lap waves:

lap

lambire

II. lap³ <-pp-> [læp] V. intr. (hit gently)

to lap against sth

lambire qc

I. shoulder [ˈʃoʊl·dɚ] SUST.

1. shoulder ANAT.:

shoulder

spalla f

shoulder to shoulder

fianco a fianco

to glance over one's shoulder

guardare al di sopra delle spalle di qu

to sling sth over one's shoulder

mettersi qc sulle spalle

to be sb's shoulder to cry on

offrire a qu una spalla su cui piangere

to lift a burden off one's shoulders fig.

togliersi un peso

2. shoulder (piece of meat):

shoulder

spalla f

3. shoulder (side of road):

shoulder

area f di sosta

4. shoulder (shoulder-like part of sth):

shoulder

spalla f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to rub shoulders with sb

frequentare qu

to stand shoulder to shoulder with sb

spalleggiare qu

II. shoulder [ˈʃoʊl·dɚ] V. trans.

1. shoulder:

shoulder

spingere

to shoulder one's way

farsi largo a spinte

to shoulder sb aside

spingere qu da una parte con una spallata

2. shoulder (place on one's shoulders):

shoulder

caricarsi in spalla

3. shoulder (accept):

shoulder responsibility

sobbarcarsi

shoulder SUST. (on road)

shoulder

corsia f d'emergenza

and [ən, ənd, stressed: ænd] CONJ.

1. and:

and (also)

e

and (before ‘i’ or ‘hi’)

ed

black and white

bianco e nero

food and drink

cibo e bevande

parents and children

genitori e figli

2. and MAT.:

2 and 3 is 5

2 più 3 fa 5

four hundred and twelve

quattrocentododici

3. and (then):

he left and everybody was relieved

quando se n'è andato tutti han tirato un respiro di sollievo

4. and (increase):

more and more

sempre più

better and better

sempre meglio

5. and (repetition):

I tried and tried

ho provato e riprovato

6. and (continuation):

he cried and cried

continuava a piangere

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

and so on [or forth]

e così via

Present

I	belt
you	belt
he/she/it	belts
we	belt
you	belt
they	belt

Past

I	belted
you	belted
he/she/it	belted
we	belted
you	belted
they	belted

Present Perfect

I	have	belted
you	have	belted
he/she/it	has	belted
we	have	belted
you	have	belted
they	have	belted

Past Perfect

I	had	belted
you	had	belted
he/she/it	had	belted
we	had	belted
you	had	belted
they	had	belted

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Well, mainstream cinema is hardly having its chastity belt unlocked for the very first time.

www.stuff.co.nz

She's a stunt woman too with a brown belt in martial arts.

entertainment.ie

The belt was 3.9 in below the waterline, on either end of the ship.

en.wikipedia.org

Before long, it was my turn to clamber onto the seemingly endless conveyer belt heading out of town.

thechronicleherald.ca

This often involves the use of a physical barrier or device such as a chastity belt.

en.wikipedia.org