fle dans le dictionnaire italien Oxford-Paravia

Traductions de fle dans le dictionnaire anglais»italien

flip-flop [GB ˈflɪpflɒp, Am ˈflɪp flɑp] SUBST

1. flip-flop (sandal):

flip-flop

(sandalo) infradito mf

2. flip-flop ELECTRON (device):

flip-flop

flip-flop m

flip-flop

multivibratore m bistabile

3. flip-flop Am (about-face):

flip-flop

voltafaccia m

I.flip¹ [GB flɪp, Am flɪp] SUBST

1. flip (of finger):

flip

colpetto m

to give sth a flip

dare un colpetto a qc

with a flip (of the fingers)

con un colpetto

to decide sth by the flip of a coin

decidere qc facendo testa o croce

2. flip (somersault):

flip

capriola f

3. flip:

flip (short flight)

= breve volo in aereo

flip (quick trip)

giretto m

4. flip (glance):

to have a flip through magazine, guide

dare un'occhiata or una scorsa a

II.flip¹ [GB flɪp, Am flɪp] ADJ

flip person, attitude, remark, reply:

flip

impertinente, insolente

III.flip¹ [GB flɪp, Am flɪp] INTERJ GB fam

flip!

maledizione!

IV.flip¹ <forma in -ing flipping, passé, ppas flipped> [GB flɪp, Am flɪp] VERBE trans

1. flip (toss):

flip coin

lanciare

flip pancake

girare

let's flip a coin to decide

facciamo testa o croce

2. flip (flick):

flip switch

premere, schiacciare

to flip sth on, off

accendere, spegnere qc

to flip sth open, shut

aprire, chiudere qc

V.flip¹ <forma in -ing flipping, passé, ppas flipped> [GB flɪp, Am flɪp] VERBE intr fam

1. flip (get angry):

flip

incavolarsi

2. flip (go mad):

flip

uscire di testa, andare fuori di testa, partire

3. flip (get excited):

flip

eccitarsi (over per)

VI.flip¹ [GB flɪp, Am flɪp] ADJ

flip → flippant

VII.flip¹ [GB flɪp, Am flɪp]

to flip one's lid or wig, to flip one's top Am

uscire dai gangheri

Voir aussi : flippant

flippant [GB ˈflɪp(ə)nt, Am ˈflɪpənt] ADJ

flippant (not serious) remark, person

frivolo, leggero

flippant (lacking respect) tone, attitude, behaviour

irriverente, impertinente

don't be flippant!

fai la persona seria!

I'm not being flippant

non sto scherzando

I.flub up VERBE [flʌb -] fam (flub up)

flub up

fare pasticci

II.flub up VERBE [flʌb -] (flub up [sth])

flub up

pasticciare

flub up

incasinare

I.fly¹ [GB flʌɪ, Am flaɪ] SUBST

1. fly (of trousers):

fly

patta f

2. fly (of tent):

fly

telo m esterno

3. fly (of flag):

fly (outer edge)

lembo m estremo

fly (length)

lunghezza f

4. fly GB HIST (carriage):

fly

carrozza f

fly

calesse m

II.flies SUBST npl

1. flies (of trousers):

flies

patta f

your flies are undone

hai la patta aperta

2. flies THÉÂTRE:

flies

soffitta f

III.fly¹ <passé flew, ppas flown> [GB flʌɪ, Am flaɪ] VERBE trans

1. fly (operate):

fly aircraft, spacecraft

pilotare

fly model aircraft, kite

fare volare

the pilot flew the plane to…

il pilota portò l'aereo a…

2. fly (transport by air):

fly person, animal, wounded, supplies, food

trasportare (in aereo)

we will fly you to New York for £150

vi portiamo in aereo a New York per 150 sterline

to fly troops, food out to the scene

trasportare sul posto truppe, viveri

3. fly (cross by air):

fly Atlantic, Channel

attraversare in aereo

4. fly (cover by air) bird, aircraft, spacecraft:

fly distance

percorrere

I fly over 10, 000 km a year

percorro or faccio più di 10.000 km all'anno in aereo

5. fly (display):

fly ship: flag

battere

fly ensign, colours

inalberare

fly organization: flag

esporre

fly person: flag

agitare, sventolare

the embassy was flying the German flag

sull'ambasciata era issata la bandiera tedesca

6. fly (flee) form:

fly country

abbandonare, lasciare

IV.fly¹ <passé flew, ppas flown> [GB flʌɪ, Am flaɪ] VERBE intr

1. fly bird, insect, aircraft, rocket, balloon, kite:

fly

volare (from da; to a)

to fly north, south

volare verso nord, sud

to fly over or across sth

sorvolare qc

to fly past or over(head)

passare in volo

a swan flew past the window

un cigno passò in volo davanti alla finestra

to fly into a cage

entrare volando in una gabbia

to fly into a tree

andare a sbattere contro un albero (volando)

to fly into Gatwick

atterrare a Gatwick

the bird flew down and ate the bread

l'uccello si calò in volo e mangiò il pane

there's a mosquito flying around

c'è una zanzara in giro

rumours were flying (around)

giravano delle voci

2. fly:

fly passenger:

viaggiare in aereo

fly pilot:

pilotare, volare

to fly from Heathrow

decollare or partire da Heathrow

to fly from Rome to Athens

volare da Roma ad Atene

to fly in Concorde

volare con il Concorde

she flew to Madrid in a helicopter

volò a Madrid in elicottero

we fly to Boston twice a day airline:

ci sono due voli giornalieri per Boston

to fly out to

partire in volo verso

to fly home

tornare in aereo

to fly around the world

fare il giro del mondo in aereo

3. fly (be propelled):

fly bullet, glass, sparks, insults, threats:

volare

to fly over the wall, across the room, into the room

volare oltre il muro, attraverso la stanza, nella stanza

a splinter flew into his eye

una scheggia gli si conficcò nell'occhio

to fly in all directions

volare da tutte le parti

to fly open

spalancarsi

to go flying fam person, object:

fare un volo

to send sb flying fam

mandare qn a gambe all'aria

to send sth flying fam

fare volare qc

to fly at sb

assalire qn

to fly into a rage or temper fig

andare in collera or infuriarsi

to fly into a panic fig

farsi prendere dal panico

4. fly (rush, hurry):

I must fly!

devo (proprio) scappare!

to fly past

passare or superare a tutta velocità

to fly in, out etc.

precipitarsi dentro, fuori ecc.

5. fly (go quickly):

fly, also fly past, fly by time, holidays:

volare, passare in fretta

time flies when you're having fun!

il tempo vola quando ci si diverte!

6. fly (flutter, wave):

fly flag, scarf, cloak:

sventolare

fly hair:

ondeggiare, volare

to fly in the wind

volare or sventolare al vento

7. fly (flee):

fly form

fuggire

to fly from sb, sth

fuggire da qn, qc

V.fly¹ [GB flʌɪ, Am flaɪ]

on the fly (while in motion)

al volo

on the fly INFOR

on-the-fly

on the fly INFOR

al volo

to fly in the face of (defy) authority, danger, tradition

sfidare

to fly in the face of (contradict) evidence, proof

essere in palese contraddizione con

to let fly (with) arrow

scoccare

to let fly (with) hail of bullets

scaricare

to let fly a stream of abuse

rovesciare una sfilza di improperi

to let fly at sb

attaccare qn, scagliarsi contro qn

he really let fly

si è davvero infuriato

I.fly in VERBE [flʌɪ -] (fly in)

fly in person:

fly in

arrivare in volo

to fly in from Oslo

arrivare in aereo da Oslo

II.fly in VERBE [flʌɪ -] (fly [sth, sb] in, fly in [sth, sb])

fly in food, supplies:

fly in

portare con l'aereo

to have sb, sth flown in

fare arrivare qn, qc in aereo

I.flat¹ [GB flat, Am flæt] ADJ

1. flat:

flat (level) surface, landscape, road

piatto, piano

flat roof

piatto

flat (not rounded) stone

piatto

flat stomach, chest, face

piatto

flat nose

schiacciato, camuso

flat (shallow) dish

piano

flat basket, box

piatto, poco profondo

to be flat on one's back, face

essere (lungo) disteso sulla schiena, stare bocconi

to hammer sth flat

appiattire qc col martello

to be squashed flat

essere schiacciato

2. flat (deflated):

flat tyre, ball

sgonfio

to have a flat tyre

avere uno pneumatico sgonfio or una gomma a terra

to go flat

sgonfiarsi

3. flat (pressed close):

her feet flat on the floor

con i piedi che appoggiavano bene a terra

4. flat (with low heels):

flat shoes, heels

basso

5. flat (absolute):

flat refusal, rejection, denial

netto, secco, deciso

you're not going and that's flat!

non ci vai, e su questo non ci sono dubbi or non ci piove!

6. flat (standard):

flat fare, fee

fisso, forfettario

flat charge

fisso

7. flat:

flat (monotonous) voice, tone

monotono, monocorde

flat (unexciting) performance, story, style

noioso

flat (unexciting) performance, story, style

piatto

flat colour

spento

flat colour

opaco

flat taste

insipido

8. flat (not fizzy):

flat beer, lemonade

sgassato, non più frizzante

to go flat beer:

perdere l'effervescenza

9. flat (depressed):

to feel flat person:

sentirsi depresso or giù di corda or a terra

he sounded a bit flat

sembrava un po' giù di morale or giù di corda

10. flat GB battery:

flat

scarico

to go flat ELEC

scaricarsi

to go flat MOTOR

essere a terra

to go flat MOTOR

essere scarico

11. flat (slow):

flat COMM, ÉCON market, trade

inattivo

flat COMM, ÉCON market, trade

in ristagno

flat spending, profits

ristagnante

12. flat MUS:

flat note

bemolle

flat (off key) voice, instrument

stonato

in the key of B flat minor

in si bemolle minore

13. flat (matt):

flat paint, surface

opaco

II.flat¹ [GB flat, Am flæt] ADV

1. flat (horizontally):

flat lay, lie

disteso

flat fall

(lungo) disteso

to knock sb flat

atterrare qn

to lay sb flat

stendere or buttare a terra qn

they laid the village flat

hanno raso al suolo il villaggio

to lie flat person:

giacere (lungo) disteso

to lie flat hair:

essere piatto

to lie flat pleat:

essere appiattito, piatto

to lie, land flat on one's back

giacere, cadere disteso sulla schiena

I was lying flat on my back

giacevo disteso sulla schiena or supino

to fall flat on one's face

cadere lungo disteso or bocconi

to fall flat on one's face fig

rompersi il collo

2. flat (in close contact):

we pressed flat against the wall

ci schiacciammo contro il muro

she pressed her nose flat against the window

incollò il naso alla finestra

3. flat (exactly):

in 10 minutes flat

in dieci minuti esatti

4. flat (absolutely):

flat fam

decisamente

flat fam

seccamente

she told me flat that …

mi ha detto chiaro e tondo che …

to turn [sth] down flat offer, proposal

rifiutare [qc] recisamente

they went flat against their orders

hanno deliberatamente disobbedito agli ordini

5. flat MUS:

flat sing, play

in tono più basso (del dovuto), in modo stonato

III.flat¹ [GB flat, Am flæt] SUBST

1. flat (level part):

the flat of hand

il palmo di

the flat of oar, sword

il piatto di

on the flat GB walk, park

in piano, su terreno piano

2. flat (on car, bike):

flat fam

pneumatico m sgonfio

flat fam

gomma f a terra

3. flat MUS (note, sign):

flat

bemolle m

4. flat THÉÂTRE:

flat

fondale m

5. flat GÉOG:

salt flat

piana salina

IV.flats SUBST npl

1. flats Am (shoes):

flats fam

scarpe f basse

2. flats GÉOG (marshland):

flats

terreno m basso

flats

palude f

V.flat¹ <forma in -ing flatting, passé, ppas flatted> [GB flat, Am flæt] VERBE trans

1. flat (make flat):

flat

spianare

flat

appiattire

2. flat MUS:

flat

bemollizzare

3. flat paint:

flat

opacizzare

VI.flat¹ <forma in -ing flatting, passé, ppas flatted> [GB flat, Am flæt] VERBE intr

flat

appiattirsi

flat

spianarsi

VII.flat¹ [GB flat, Am flæt]

to fall flat play:

fare fiasco

to fall flat joke:

cadere nel vuoto

to fall flat party, evening, plan:

essere un fiasco, un insuccesso

I.pile¹ [GB pʌɪl, Am paɪl] SUBST

1. pile:

pile (untidy heap)

mucchio m (of di)

pile (stack)

pila f (of di)

to be in a pile

essere accatastato, essere uno sopra l'altro

to leave sth in a pile

lasciare qc ammucchiato

to sort sth into piles

impilare qc

put those books into piles

dividi quei libri in diverse pile

2. pile (large amount) fam:

a pile or piles of

un mucchio di

to have piles of money

avere un sacco di soldi

3. pile ELEC:

pile

pila f

4. pile HIST (nuclear reactor):

pile

pila f

5. pile (building):

pile littér hum

edificio m

II.pile¹ [GB pʌɪl, Am paɪl] VERBE trans

pile (in a heap)

ammucchiare (on su)

pile (in a stack)

impilare (on su)

to be piled with surface: books, objects

essere ingombro, pieno di

the room was piled high with boxes

la stanza era ingombra di scatoloni

a plate piled high with cakes

un piatto ricolmo di dolci

to pile luggage into a car

caricare i bagagli in una macchina

III.pile¹ [GB pʌɪl, Am paɪl] VERBE intr fam

1. pile (board):

to pile on, off bus, train

salire in massa su, scendere in massa da

to pile into vehicle

ammassarsi, stiparsi su

2. pile (crash):

to pile into vehicle: other vehicle

tamponare

the bus piled into them

il bus li ha tamponati

IV.pile¹ [GB pʌɪl, Am paɪl]

to be at the top, bottom of the pile

essere in cima, al fondo della scala

to make one's pile fam

fare fortuna, farsi i soldi

I.hole [GB həʊl, Am hoʊl] SUBST

1. hole (in clothing, ground, hedge, pocket):

hole

buco m (in in)

to dig a hole

scavare una buca

the explosion blew a hole in the plane

l'esplosione ha provocato uno squarcio nell'aereo

this sweater is full of holes

questa maglia è piena di buchi

2. hole (in wall):

hole

breccia f

hole

buco m

hole

foro m

3. hole GB (in tooth):

hole

buco m

4. hole MOTOR (pothole in road):

hole

buca f

5. hole (flaw):

hole fig

imperfezione f

hole fig

difetto m

to pick holes in an argument

trovare i punti deboli di un ragionamento

6. hole (of mouse, fox, rabbit):

hole

tana f

7. hole:

a hole in the ozone layer

un buco nell'ozono

8. hole (financial):

hole

buco m

a big hole in profits

un buco enorme negli utili

that holiday made a hole in my pocket

le vacanze mi hanno lasciato al verde

9. hole (place):

hole fam, péj

buco m

hole fam, péj

catapecchia f

10. hole SPORT (golf):

hole

buca f

a nine-hole golf course

un percorso a nove buche

11. hole Am (solitary confinement):

hole

luogo m desolato

hole

posto m desolato

II.hole [GB həʊl, Am hoʊl] VERBE trans

1. hole shell building:

hole

aprire uno squarcio in

2. hole MAR iceberg, reef:

hole ship

squarciare il fianco di

3. hole SPORT (golf):

to hole the ball or shot or putt

mettere in buca la palla

III.hole [GB həʊl, Am hoʊl] VERBE intr SPORT

hole (in golf)

fare una buca

IV.hole [GB həʊl, Am hoʊl]

to be 10 dollars in the hole Am fam

essere sotto di dieci dollari

to get oneself into a hole fam

cacciarsi nei guai

to get sb out of a hole

tirare fuori qn dai pasticci

I needed that like I need a hole in the head! fam

ci mancava solo questo!

money burns a hole in her pocket

ha le mani bucate

I.pile up VERBE [pʌɪl -] (pile up)

pile up

ammonticchiarsi

pile up

accumularsi

pile up (in accident)

tamponarsi

II.pile up VERBE [pʌɪl -] (pile [sth] up, pile up [sth])

1. pile up:

pile up (in a heap)

ammucchiare

pile up (in a stack)

impilare

to be piled up books, plates:

essere impilati (on su)

2. pile up fig debts, evidence, problems, work:

pile up

accumulare

flat racing [Am ˈflæt ˈˌreɪsɪŋ] SUBST U HIPPISME

flat racing

corse fpl piane

fle dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de fle dans le dictionnaire anglais»italien

flip-flop® [ˈflɪp·flɑ:p] SUBST

flip-flop

infradito m inv

belly flop SUBST fam

belly flop

panciata

belly flop

spanciata f

flay [fleɪ] VERBE trans

1. flay animal:

flay

scuoiare

2. flay fig:

flay

stroncare

flea market SUBST

flea market

mercato m delle pulci

fly [flaɪ] SUBST

fly (insect):

fly

mosca f

Idiomes/Tournures:

he wouldn't harm a fly

non farebbe del male a una mosca

to drop (off) [or die] like flies fam

cadere come le mosche

the only fly in the ointment

l'unico neo

flu [flu:] SUBST

flu

influenza f

tsetse fly [ˈtse·tsi·ˌflaɪ] SUBST

tsetse fly

mosca f tse-tse

flat² [flæt] SUBST (apartment)

flat

appartamento m

flak [flæk] SUBST

1. flak MILIT:

flak

fuoco m antiaereo

2. flak (criticism):

flak

critiche f pl

to give sb flak

criticare qu

flea-bitten ADJ fam

flea-bitten

pidocchioso, -a