darts in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for darts in the English»Italian Dictionary

darts [Brit dɑːts, Am dɑrts] N + verbo sing

darts

freccette fpl

to play darts

giocare a freccette

a game of darts

una partita a freccette

I.dart [Brit dɑːt, Am dɑrt] N

1. dart SPORTS:

dart

freccetta f

2. dart (arrow):

dart

dardo m

dart fig

strale m

poisoned dart

freccia avvelenata

3. dart (movement):

to make a dart for, at sth

precipitarsi verso, su qc

4. dart (in tailoring):

dart

pince f

II.dart [Brit dɑːt, Am dɑrt] VB intr

dart

lanciarsi, precipitarsi (at verso)

to dart in, out

precipitarsi dentro, fuori

to dart away

schizzare via

III.dart [Brit dɑːt, Am dɑrt] VB trans

dart glance

lanciare, scoccare

dart tongue

saettare

the sun was darting its rays

il sole dardeggiava

tranquillizer dart [ˈtræŋkwɪlaɪzəˌdɑːt] N VET

tranquillizer dart

freccia f (per addormentare un animale)

objet d'art <pl objets d'art> [Brit ɒbʒeɪ ˈdɑː, Am ˌɔbʒeɪ ˈdɑr] N

objet d'art

oggetto m d'arte

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Cupid's darts, Cupid's arrows

i dardi di Cupido

Translations for darts in the Italian»English Dictionary

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freccetta

dart

giocare a freccette

to play darts

una partita a freccette

a game of darts

strale

dart

gli strali di Cupido

Cupid's darts

dardo

dart

i dardi di Cupido

Cupid's darts or arrows

le frecce, gli strali di Cupido

Cupid's darts or arrows or love-shaft

pince

dart

fare delle pince in vita

to put darts in at the waist

fare delle pince ad una giacca

to put darts in a jacket

darts in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for darts in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.dart [dɑ:rt] N

1. dart (type of weapon):

dart

freccia f

to fire a dart at sb/sth

scagliare una freccia contro qn/qc

2. dart pl (game):

dart

freccette f pl

to play darts

giocare a freccette

a game of darts

una partita a freccette

3. dart (quick run):

dart

guizzo m

4. dart FASHION:

dart

pince f inv

II.dart [dɑ:rt] VB intr

to dart (for sth)

precipitarsi (verso qc)

to dart away

sfrecciare via

I darted behind the sofa

corsi a nascondermi dietro il divano

III.dart [dɑ:rt] VB trans

1. dart (send quickly):

dart look

lanciare

2. dart (move quickly):

the lizard darted out its tongue

la lucertola fece scattare la lingua

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to shoot darts at sb inf

fulminare qu con un'occhiata

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guizzo (di pesce, serpente, persona)

dart

guizzare (pesce, serpente, persona)

to dart

piumino

dart

darts Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to fire a dart at sb/sth

scagliare una freccia contro qn/qc

to play darts

giocare a freccette

a game of darts

una partita a freccette

to dart (for sth)

precipitarsi (verso qc)

to dart away

sfrecciare via

to shoot darts at sb inf

fulminare qu con un'occhiata

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The princess seam style of dress needs no waistline at all, since it does its shaping without darts, by joining edges of different curvature.

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The line consists of blasters that fire Velcro-tipped foam darts.

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The restaurant is famous for its decor, its cheeseburgers, its darts room.

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Three darts were successfully fired to tranquilize it.

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He wore gauntlets that fired silver darts which could harm werewolves or drug-tipped darts that could induce unconsciousness in human beings.

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Card games, darts, billiards and other games are permitted as long as no money is exchanged, and no prizes are given.

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Darts may be thrown overhanded, underhanded or both depending on league rules.

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Both have a variety of clubs, including skittles, chess, dominoes, football and darts.

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Frank tries to incapacitate him with one of his cufflink darts, but misses and hits a fat woman in the upper deck.

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Darts, you see, used to be an upper-middle class parlour game (as well as traditional pub entertainment).

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