muddle through in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for muddle through in the English»Italian Dictionary

muddle through VB [ˈmʌd(ə)l -]

muddle through

cavarsela alla meno peggio

Translations for muddle through in the Italian»English Dictionary

cavarsela alla meno peggio

to muddle or struggle through

alla meno peggio cavarsela alla meno peggio

to muddle or struggle through

alla meno peggio cavarsela alla meno peggio

to muddle or struggle through

Translations for muddle through in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.muddle [Brit ˈmʌd(ə)l, Am ˈmədl] N

1. muddle (mess):

muddle (of papers)

disordine m

muddle (of string)

ingarbugliamento m

muddle (in administration) fig

pasticcio m

muddle (in administration) fig

imbroglio m

my documents are in a muddle

i miei documenti sono tutti mischiati

the clients' records have got into a terrible muddle

i dossier dei clienti sono tutti terribilmente in disordine

what a muddle!

che pasticcio!

your financial affairs are in a muddle

i vostri affari sono molto ingarbugliati

2. muddle (mix-up):

muddle

pasticcio m

there was a muddle over my hotel reservation

hanno fatto un pasticcio con la mia prenotazione all'albergo

3. muddle (mental confusion):

to be in a muddle

essere confuso

to be in a muddle over or about

avere le idee confuse a proposito di

to get into a muddle

fare confusione

II.muddle [Brit ˈmʌd(ə)l, Am ˈmədl] VB trans

muddle → muddle up

See also muddle up

I.muddle up VB [ˈmʌd(ə)l -] (muddle [sth] up, muddle up [sth]) (disorder)

muddle up papers

mettere in disordine

muddle up string

ingarbugliare

II.muddle up VB [ˈmʌd(ə)l -] (muddle [sb] up) (confuse)

muddle up person

confondere le idee a

to get sth muddled up dates, names

fare confusione di

I got you muddled up with Martin

ti ho preso per or ti ho confuso con Martin

I.through [Brit θruː, Am θru] PREP

1. through (from one side to the other):

through

attraverso

to see through the curtain, mist

vedere attraverso la tenda, la nebbia

to feel the stones through one's shoes

sentire i sassi attraverso le suole

to cut through the fields

tagliare per i campi

the nail went right through the wall

il chiodo attraversò il muro

to drive through the forest, desert

attraversare la foresta, il deserto (in macchina)

to stick one's finger through the slit

infilare il dito nella fessura

to poke sth through a hole

fare passare qc attraverso un buco

to drill through a cable

bucare un cavo (da parte a parte) con il trapano

he was shot through the head

il proiettile gli trapassò il cranio

it has a crack running through it

è attraversato da una crepa

2. through (via, by way of):

to go through a tunnel

passare per un tunnel

to go through London, the town centre

passare per Londra, per il centro della città

to travel through Germany to Poland

andare in Polonia passando per la Germania

the path goes through the woods

il sentiero passa per il bosco

to come in through the hole, door

entrare dal buco, dalla porta

go straight through that door

passate da quella porta

to jump through the window

saltare dalla finestra

to look through binoculars, telescope

guardare in

to look through hole, window, keyhole

guardare da

to hear sth through the wall

sentire qc attraverso il muro

you have to go through her secretary

devi passare dalla sua segretaria

3. through (past):

to go through red light

passare con

to get or go through barricade

passare attraverso

to get or go through customs

passare

to push one's way through crowd, undergrowth

aprirsi un varco attraverso

the water poured through the roof

entrava tanta acqua dal tetto

4. through (among):

to fly through the clouds

volare tra le nuvole

to leap through the trees

saltare di ramo in ramo

to fly through the air acrobat:

volare nell'aria

to fly through the air arrow, bullet:

fendere l'aria

to search through cupboard, bag

frugare in

5. through (expressing source or agency):

I heard through a friend

ho saputo da un amico

I met my husband through her

ho conosciuto mio marito tramite lei

it was through her that I got this job

è stato grazie a lei che ho avuto questo lavoro

to speak through an interpreter

comunicare per mezzo di un interprete

to send sth through the post

spedire qc per posta

to book sth through a travel agent

prenotare qc tramite un'agenzia di viaggi

to order sth through a mail order firm

ordinare qc da una società di vendita per corrispondenza

I only know her through her writings

la conosco solo attraverso i suoi scritti

6. through (because of):

through carelessness, inexperience

per negligenza, inesperienza

through illness

per malattia

through no fault of mine, we were late

eravamo in ritardo ma non per colpa mia

7. through (until the end of):

to work through the night

lavorare per tutta la notte

all or right through the day

per tutta la giornata

he talked right through the film

ha parlato per tutta la durata del film

to stay through until Sunday

rimanere fino a domenica

to work through the lunch hour

lavorare durante la pausa pranzo

she will not live through the night

non supererà la notte

8. through (up to and including):

from Friday through to Sunday

da venerdì a domenica

1939 through 1945 Am

dal 1939 al 1945 compreso

open April through September Am

aperto da aprile a settembre compreso

II.through [Brit θruː, Am θru] ADV

1. through (from one side to the other):

the water went right through

l'acqua è passata da parte a parte

to let sb through

lasciare passare qn

can you fit or squeeze or get through?

riesci a passare?

2. through (completely):

wet or soaked through coat, cloth

fradicio

wet or soaked through person

bagnato fino alle ossa

mouldy right through

completamente ammuffito

cooked right through

ben cotto

3. through (from beginning to end):

to read, play sth right through

leggere, suonare qc fino in fondo or fino alla fine

I'm halfway through the article

ho letto metà dell'articolo

4. through TELEC:

you're through

è in linea

you're through to Ms Wilkins

le passo la signora Wilkins

Phrases:

through and through to know sth through and through area, city

conoscere come le proprie tasche

I know him through and through

lo conosco molto bene

rotten through and through

completamente marcio

English through and through

inglese fino al midollo

selfish through and through

estremamente egoista

III.through [Brit θruː, Am θru] ADJ

1. through (finished):

through inf

finito

I'm through

ho finito

I'm not through with you yet!

non ho ancora finito con te!

are you through with the paper?

hai finito col giornale?

I'm through with men!

con gli uomini ho chiuso!

we're through (of a couple)

tra noi è finita

Luke and I are through

tra me e Luke è finita

2. through (direct):

through train

diretto

through ticket

cumulativo

through freight

a corpo

a through route to the station

una strada che va direttamente alla stazione

“no through road”

“strada senza uscita”

“through traffic” (on roadsign)

“circonvallazione”

through traffic uses the bypass

i veicoli in transito possono usare la tangenziale

3. through (successful):

to be through to the next round

passare al turno successivo

4. through Brit (worn):

your trousers are through at the knee

i tuoi pantaloni sono bucati al ginocchio

IV.through [Brit θruː, Am θru]

to have been through a lot

averne passate di cotte e di crude

you really put her through it

gliene hai fatte vedere di tutti i colori

muddle through in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for muddle through in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.muddle [ˈmʌ·dl] VB trans

1. muddle (mix up):

muddle

mettere in disordine

2. muddle (confuse):

muddle

confondere

II.muddle [ˈmʌ·dl] VB intr

to muddle along

tirare avanti

III.muddle [ˈmʌ·dl] N

muddle

desordine m

to get into a muddle

fare una gran confusione

I.through [θru:] PREP

1. through (spatial):

through

attraverso

through

per

to go right through sth

attraversare qc

to go through the door

entrare dalla porta

to walk through a room

attraversare una stanza

to walk through a village

camminare per un paese

2. through (temporal):

through

durante

all through my life

per tutta la mia vita

to be through sth

aver terminato qc

3. through (until):

through

da

open Monday through Friday

aperto da lunedì a venerdì

4. through (by means of):

through

per mezzo di

II.through [θru:] ADV

1. through (of place):

through

da parte a parte

I read the book through

ho letto il libro da cima a fondo

to go through to sth

andar dritto a qc

2. through (of time):

all day through

per tutto il giorno

halfway through

a metà

3. through TELEC:

to put sb through to sb

passare qn a qn

4. through (completely):

through

completamente

to think sth through

riflettere bene su qc

Phrases:

through and through

da capo a piedi

III.through [θru:] ADJ

1. through (finished):

through

finito, -a

we are through

abbiamo finito

2. through (direct):

through

diretto, -a

3. through SCHOOL:

to get through

passare

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Still, despite all the doom and gloom beforehand, host nations usually find a way to muddle through.

news.nationalpost.com

If that continues, the industry may well be able to muddle through a tough period without suffering through any deeper cuts.

www.cbc.ca

Every team has to deal with injuries and you have to muddle through.

www.thesun.ie

Today, it is hard to envision how the 17-nation euro-zone, born in such fanfare, can muddle through in its current form.

www.jpost.com

Sometimes it was nice to be left alone to muddle through.

www.afr.com

The best we can hope for is to muddle through without causing too much more irreparable damage to the planet.

www.independent.co.uk

Other age groups will muddle through, or perhaps forget about borrowing digital novels and resource materials from the library.

www.guelphmercury.com

As for the contract, muddle through for a while and sign it.

rabble.ca

One only wants to muddle through them somehow.

en.wikipedia.org

The nationalizations and other support measures saved the weak banks from almost certain destruction and helped the stronger ones muddle through the downturn.

www.theglobeandmail.com