storm window dans le dictionnaire italien Oxford-Paravia

Traductions de storm window dans le dictionnaire anglais»italien

storm window [GB, Am stɔrm ˈwɪndoʊ] SUBST

storm window

controfinestra f

Traductions de storm window dans le dictionnaire italien»anglais

controfinestra

storm window

Traductions de storm window dans le dictionnaire anglais»italien

window [GB ˈwɪndəʊ, Am ˈwɪndoʊ] SUBST

1. window (to look through):

window (of house, room, public building)

finestra f

window (of shop)

vetrina f

window (of train, car)

finestrino m

window (of plane)

oblò m

window (of plane)

finestrino m

window (stained glass)

vetrata f

to sit at, by the window (in room)

sedersi alla finestra

to sit at, by the window (in train, car)

sedersi vicino al finestrino

I'd like a seat by a window AVIAT

vorrei un posto vicino al finestrino

to look out of or through the window

guardare fuori dalla finestra

if you look out of the window you will see Paris AVIAT

guardando fuori dall'oblò si può vedere Parigi

to lean out of the window

sporgersi dalla finestra

“do not lean out of the window” (in train)

“vietato sporgersi dal finestrino”

to break a window

rompere il vetro di una finestra

to clean or wash the windows

pulire, lavare i vetri (della finestra)

how much is the jacket in the window?

quanto costa la giacca in vetrina?

a window on the world fig

una finestra sul mondo

to provide a window on what goes on behind the scenes fig

offrire uno spaccato di quello che accade dietro le quinte

2. window (for service at bank or post office):

window

sportello m

3. window (of envelope):

window

finestra f

4. window INFOR:

window

finestra f

5. window (space in diary, time):

window

buco m

window

momento m libero

we've missed our window

abbiamo mancato l'appuntamento

to provide a window of opportunity for sb to do

offrire a qn un'opportunità di fare

launch window (of a spacecraft)

finestra di opportunità

to go or fly out the window fam plans:

essere gettato alle ortiche

to go or fly out the window hopes:

crollare

the eyes are the windows of the soul prov

gli occhi sono lo specchio dell'anima

I.storm [GB stɔːm, Am stɔrm] SUBST

1. storm:

storm (violent weather)

tempesta f

storm (thunderstorm)

temporale m

to get caught in a storm

essere colto or sorpreso da un temporale

the storm broke

scoppiò la tempesta

to weather a storm

superare una tempesta

to weather a storm fig

superare una situazione difficile or uscire indenne

2. storm MÉTÉO (gale):

storm

burrasca f

3. storm (irresistible attack):

to take a town by storm MILIT

prendere una città d'assalto

she took Broadway by storm fig

ebbe un successo travolgente a Broadway

4. storm (outburst):

storm

esplosione f

storm

tempesta f

a storm of criticism

una pioggia or una tempesta di critiche

a storm of protest

un uragano di proteste

a storm of applause, laughter

uno scroscio di applausi, di risa

a storm of violence

un'esplosione di violenza

to bring a storm down about one's ears

attirarsi una pioggia di critiche

II.storm [GB stɔːm, Am stɔrm] VERBE trans

1. storm (invade):

storm citadel, prison

prendere d'assalto

looters stormed the shops

i predatori presero d'assalto i negozi

2. storm (roar):

“get out!” he stormed

“esci!” disse in un accesso d'ira

III.storm [GB stɔːm, Am stɔrm] VERBE intr

1. storm wind, rain:

storm

infuriare, scatenarsi

2. storm (move angrily):

to storm into a room

precipitarsi in una stanza

to storm off

andarsene in malo modo

he stormed off in a temper

è andato via furibondo

3. storm (get angry):

storm

fare una scenata

to storm at sb

fare una scenata a qn

storm window dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de storm window dans le dictionnaire anglais»italien

window [ˈwɪn·doʊ] SUBST

1. window (in building, in envelope) a.infor:

window

finestra f

window ledge

davanzale m

a window on the world fig

una finestra sul mondo

a window on the world fig

ventana f

pop-up window

finestra popup

2. window (of shop):

window

vetrina f

3. window (of vehicle):

window

finestrino m

rear window

finestrino di dietro

4. window fig (time period):

window

buco m

a window of opportunity

una opportunità

Idiomes/Tournures:

to go out (of) the window fam plan

sfumare

I.storm [stɔ:rm] SUBST

1. storm MÉTÉO:

storm

tempesta f

2. storm fig:

storm of protest

ondata f

storm of criticism

pioggia f

storm of applause

scroscio m

political storm

bufera f politica

3. storm:

to take sth by storm

prendere qc d'assalto

to take sb by storm

spopolare presso qu

Idiomes/Tournures:

to ride out [or weather] the storm

uscire indenne dalla bufera

II.storm [stɔ:rm] VERBE intr

1. storm MÉTÉO:

storm

esserci tempesta

storm winds

infuriare

2. storm (speak angrily):

storm

tuonare

III.storm [stɔ:rm] VERBE trans

storm town, castle

prendere d'assalto

storm house

fare irruzione in

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Storm windows on the exterior of building were also replaced about this time, at a cost of $75,000.

en.wikipedia.org

In the 1970s, aluminum storm windows were mounted over all the windows.

en.wikipedia.org

On the exterior, acrylic storm windows held in place by magnets seal the original windows without changing their appearance.

www.theglobeandmail.com

The home has storm windows and screens, a central vacuum system and a monitored security system.

blog.syracuse.com

It will provide air conditioning units and storm windows for homes closest to the highway, those that'll inevitably feel the effects of highway construction.

www.9news.com

Note the original storm windows, which reproduce the pattern of the muntins on the movable double-hung sash.

en.wikipedia.org

Business continued to grow, and he began selling and installing storm windows and siding.

www.yakimaherald.com

The two architects rebuilt one wall of the house using only storm windows from other abandoned houses in the area.

www.mlive.com

Would you recommend that we have storm windows installed over the existing windows, instead of total replacement?

www.dailyherald.com

It was shirtsleeves and shorts weather when the storm windows went up.

www.stthomastimesjournal.com