slanging match w Słowniku włoskim Oxford-Paravia

Tłumaczenia dla hasła slanging match w angielski»włoski słowniku

slanging match [Brit, Am ˈslæŋɪŋ mætʃ] RZ. Brit

slanging match

scambio r.m. di insulti

Tłumaczenia dla hasła slanging match w angielski»włoski słowniku

I.slang [Brit slaŋ, Am slæŋ] RZ.

slang

gergo r.m.

slang

slang r.m.

army, school slang

gergo militare, scolastico

[before rz.] slang phrase, slang expression

espressione gergale

II.slang [Brit slaŋ, Am slæŋ] CZ. cz. przech. pot.

slang

ingiuriare

slang

insultare

I.match¹ [Brit matʃ, Am mætʃ] RZ.

1. match SPORT:

match

incontro r.m.

match

partita r.ż. (against contro; between tra)

2. match (equal, challenger):

to be a match for sb

tenere testa a qn

to be no match for sb

non essere all'altezza di, non poter competere con qn

to meet one's match

trovare qualcuno alla propria altezza

he's met his match in her

ha trovato in lei una degna avversaria

he's more than a match for Max

Max non regge il confronto con lui

3. match (thing that harmonizes or corresponds):

to be a good match for sth shoes, curtains, colour:

andare bene con qc

those two cushions are a good match

quei due cuscini stanno bene insieme

I couldn't find an exact match for the broken cup

non sono riuscita a trovare una tazza identica a quella rotta

the blood sample is a perfect match with that found at the scene of the crime

il campione di sangue corrisponde perfettamente a quello trovato sulla scena del delitto

4. match (marriage):

match

unione r.ż.

match

matrimonio r.m.

to make a good match

sposare un buon partito

to be a good match for sb

essere un buon partito per qn

II.match¹ [Brit matʃ, Am mætʃ] CZ. cz. przech.

1. match (correspond to, harmonize with):

match colour, bag, socks:

intonarsi, stare bene con

match blood type, sample, bone marrow:

corrispondere a

match product, outcome, supply: demand, expectations

rispondere a

match item, word: definition, description

corrispondere a

her talent did not match her mother's ambitions

il suo talento non era all'altezza delle ambizioni di sua madre

his job ideally matches his interests

il suo lavoro corrisponde perfettamente ai suoi gusti

2. match (compete with or equal):

match record, achievements

uguagliare

we will match our competitors' prices

allineeremo i nostri prezzi con quelli della concorrenza

the government will match your donation dollar for dollar

il governo donerà la stessa somma in dollari che avete donato voi

his wit cannot be matched

la sua arguzia non ha pari

Anne more than matched him in aggression

Anne era ben più aggressiva di lui

he is to be matched against the world champion

gli hanno organizzato un incontro con il campione del mondo

when it comes to cheating there's nobody to match him

quando si tratta di imbrogliare, non c'è nessuno come lui

3. match (find a match for):

to match sb with compatible people

trovare delle persone con cui qn può andare d'accordo

to match trainees with companies

mettere in contatto gli stagisti con le società

to match a wire to the correct terminal

raccordare un filo al morsetto corrispondente

to match (up) the names to the photos

abbinare i nomi alle foto

III.match¹ [Brit matʃ, Am mætʃ] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

match colours:

essere ben assortito

match clothes, curtains:

intonarsi

match components, pieces:

combaciare

that button doesn't match

quel bottone non è uguale agli altri

with gloves to match

con guanti coordinati

match² [Brit matʃ, Am mætʃ] RZ.

1. match (for lighting fire):

match

fiammifero r.m.

a box, book of matches

una scatola, bustina di fiammiferi

to put or set a match to sth

dare fuoco a qc

(have you) got a match? pot.

hai da accendere?

2. match (wick on explosive):

match

miccia r.ż.

slanging match w słowniku PONS

Tłumaczenia dla hasła slanging match w angielski»włoski słowniku

I.slang [slæŋ] RZ.

slang

gergo r.m.

II.slang [slæŋ] PRZYM.

slang

gergale

match¹ <-es> [mætʃ] RZ. (for making fire)

match

fiammifero r.m.

box of matches

scatola di fiammiferi

I.match² [mætʃ] RZ.

1. match (competitor):

match

pari r.m. i r.ż.

to be a good match for sb

essere un degno avversario per qu

to be no match for sb

non essere all'altezza di qu

to meet one's match

trovare pane per i propri denti

2. match (similarity):

to be a good match

essere bene accoppiati

3. match (in marriage):

to make a good match

fare una bella coppia

4. match SPORT:

match

partita r.ż.

wrestling match

incontro di lotta [o wrestling]

II.match² [mætʃ] CZ. cz. nieprzech. (harmonize)

match design, color

armonizzare

match design, color

coordinare

match description

corrispondere

III.match² [mætʃ] CZ. cz. przech.

1. match (have same color):

match

intonarsi a

2. match (equal):

match

uguagliare

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

angielski

He will not be providing further fuel for a public slanging match.

www.stuff.co.nz

It became a nightmare, and she embarked on a very public slanging match with her neighbours -- exhaustively documented in a weekly column.

www.telegraph.co.uk

We need to address that rather than engaging in a slanging match.

www.brokernews.com.au

It is because politics has already been hollowed out to be a slanging match of personalities rather than ideas that vacuous celebrities can flourish.

www.eurekastreet.com.au

People will witness a slanging match between the two parties but the mystery will remain unresolved.

echoofindia.com

They are unlikely to appreciate it turning into a slanging match about the candidates' personal affairs.

betting.betfair.com

I don't want to get into a slanging match here but it was pretty disrespectful.

www.smh.com.au

This month, a draft of the new land clearing legislation finally went on public display, triggering a fresh slanging match between environmentalists and farmers.

www.dailyadvertiser.com.au

The subsequent bitterness is lost in the political slanging match of who began it first.

www.firstpost.com

Particularly when they turn into a political slanging match, the result is loss of money, time and public trust.

theconversation.com