STEP STOOL po włosku - Tłumaczenie angielski-włoski

w Słowniku włoskim Oxford-Paravia

step stool [ˈstepstuːl] RZ.

step stool

scaleo r.m.

w Słowniku włoskim Oxford-Paravia

scaletta pieghevole (scaleo)

step stool

scaleo

step stool

w Słowniku włoskim Oxford-Paravia

I. stool [Brit stuːl, Am stul] RZ.

1. stool (furniture):

stool

sgabello r.m.

stool

seggiolino r.m.

high, bar, piano stool

sgabello alto, da bar, da pianoforte

2. stool (faeces):

stool

feci r.ż. l.mn.

3. stool BOT.:

stool

ceppo r.m.

4. stool Am (toilet):

stool

gabinetto r.m.

stool

water r.m.

II. stool [Brit stuːl, Am stul] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

stool

fare la spia

III. stool [Brit stuːl, Am stul]

to fall between two stools (not to belong to either of two categories)

non essere né carne né pesce

to fall between two stools (in choice)

fare come l'asino di Buridano

I. step [Brit stɛp, Am stɛp] RZ.

1. step (pace):

step

passo r.m.

to take a step

fare un passo

to walk or keep in step

andare or marciare al passo

to change step

cambiare il passo

I was a few steps behind her

ero alcuni passi dietro di lei

to fall into step with sb

mettersi al passo con qn

to break step

rompere il passo

one step out of line and you're finished! pot., przen.

se sgarri sei rovinato!

to be out of step with the times, the rest of the world przen.

non essere al passo coi tempi, con il resto del mondo

to be in step with sth przen.

essere al passo con or stare dietro a qc

to watch one's step

guardare dove si mettono i piedi

you'd better watch your step! pot., przen.

faresti meglio a fare attenzione!

to be two steps away from victory przen.

essere a un passo dalla vittoria

to be one step ahead of the competition przen.

essere un passo avanti rispetto ai propri concorrenti

I'm with you every step of the way przen.

sarò sempre al tuo fianco

2. step (sound of footsteps):

step

passo r.m.

I can hear the sound of his step on the stair

sento il rumore dei suoi passi per le scale

to hear the sound of steps

sentire dei passi

3. step (move):

step przen.

passo r.m. (towards verso)

a step forwards, backwards

un passo avanti, indietro

it's a step in the right direction

è un passo nella giusta direzione

to be a step towards doing

essere un primo passo verso il fare

the first step is the hardest

il primo passo è il più difficile

to be one step closer to winning, finishing

essere più vicino alla vittoria, a finire

the first step is to…

la prima cosa da fare è…

promotion to head teacher would be a step up for him

la nomina a preside sarebbe un avanzamento per lui

4. step przen.:

step (measure)

misura r.ż.

step (measure)

provvedimento r.m.

step (course of action)

linea r.ż. di azione, di condotta

to take steps

prendere dei provvedimenti

a positive step

una misura positiva

a serious step

un serio provvedimento

to take the step of doing

decidersi a fare

to take steps to do

prendere dei provvedimenti per fare

it's an unusual step to take

è un provvedimento insolito

to take legal steps

adire le vie legali

5. step (stage):

step przen.

passo r.m.

step przen.

tappa r.ż. (in in)

to go one step further

fare un ulteriore passo avanti

6. step (way of walking):

step

passo r.m.

step

andatura r.ż.

to have a jaunty step

avere un'andatura disinvolta

7. step (in dance):

step

passo r.m.

to know the steps to the tango

sapere ballare il tango or conoscere i passi del tango

8. step (stair):

step

scalino r.m.

step

gradino r.m.

a flight of steps (to upper floor)

delle scale, una scalinata

a flight of steps (outside building)

degli scalini

9. step (exercise):

step, also step aerobics

step r.m.

step machine

step, stepper

II. steps RZ. npl

1. steps (small ladder):

steps

scaletta r.ż.

steps

scaleo r.m.

2. steps (stairs):

steps (to upper floor)

scale r.ż.

steps (in front of building)

scalinata r.ż.

III. step <forma in -ing stepping, I f. cz. przesz., im. cz. przeszł. stepped> [Brit stɛp, Am stɛp] CZ. cz. przech.

step

graduare

IV. step <forma in -ing stepping, I f. cz. przesz., im. cz. przeszł. stepped> [Brit stɛp, Am stɛp] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

step

fare un passo, camminare (in in; on su)

to step into house, lift, room

entrare in

to step into car

salire, montare in

to step into dinghy

salire, montare su

to step into sb's office

entrare nell'ufficio di qn

if you would just like to step this way

se vuole seguirmi

it's like stepping into another world, century

è come ritrovarsi in un altro mondo, secolo

to step off bus, plane, pavement

scendere da

to step onto scales, log, pavement

salire su

to step over fence, log, hole

scavalcare

to step through arch

passare sotto

to step through curtains

passare attraverso

to step through the door

passare dalla porta

to step out of house, room

uscire da

to step out of line soldier:

uscire dai ranghi also przen.

to step up to microphone, lectern

avvicinarsi a

V. step [Brit stɛp, Am stɛp]

one step at a time

un passo alla or per volta

to step on it pot.

sbrigarsi or spicciarsi

to step on the gas pot.

pigiare sull'acceleratore or sbrigarsi

w słowniku PONS

stool [stu:l] RZ.

1. stool (seat):

stool

sgabello r.m.

2. stool pl MED.:

stool

feci r.ż. pl

I. step [step] RZ.

1. step:

step (foot movement)

passo r.m.

step (footprint)

impronta r.ż.

to take a step

fare un passo

step by step

passo a passo

to take a step towards sth przen.

compiere un passo verso qc

to be in/out of step

andare/non andare al passo

to be in/out of step przen.

essere/non essere in sintonia

to watch one's step

fare attenzione a dove si mettono i piedi

2. step of stair, ladder:

step

gradino r.m.

3. step (measure):

step

provvedimento r.m.

to take steps (to do sth)

prendere provvedimenti (per fare qc)

4. step MUZ.:

whole step

tono r.m.

half step

semitono r.m.

II. step <-pp-> [step] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

1. step (tread):

step in [or on] sth

calpestare qc

2. step (walk):

step

camminare

Present

I	stool
you	stool
he/she/it	stools
we	stool
you	stool
they	stool

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

Prior to this fight, he takes steps to ensure father and son are truly bloodthirsty for the other.

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The soft soles of telemark boots make kicking steps or front pointing with crampons difficult.

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These steps (see the picture gallery) are still in good condition.

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Some 72 steps lead up to the entrance.

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Once the type of conflict is identified, the process consultant then helps the group work through the steps required to break the impasse.

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