toes in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for toes in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.toe [Brit təʊ, Am toʊ] N

1. toe ANAT:

toe (human)

dito m (del piede)

toe (animal)

dito m (della zampa)

big toe

alluce

to stand or tread or step on sb's toes

pestare i piedi a qn also fig

the toe of Italy GEOG

la punta dell'Italia

2. toe (of sock, shoe):

toe

punta f

II.toe [Brit təʊ, Am toʊ] VB trans

toe sock:

toe

rammendare la punta di

III.toe [Brit təʊ, Am toʊ]

to keep sb on their toes

tenere qn sempre attivo

from top to toe

dalla testa ai piedi

from the top of one's head to the tip of one's toes

dalla radice dei capelli alla punta dei piedi

to toe the line SPORTS athletes:

disporsi sulla linea di partenza

to toe the line fig

rigare dritto

to toe the party, management line

attenersi alla, seguire la linea del partito, della direzione

little toe N

little toe

mignolo m (del piede)

toe piece [ˈtəʊˌpiːs] N

toe piece → toecap

See also toecap

toecap [Brit ˈtəʊkap] N (of shoe)

toecap

rinforzo m della punta

shoes with a toecap

scarpe con la punta rinforzata

big toe [bɪɡˈtəʊ] N

big toe

alluce m

hammer toe [Am ˈhæmərˌtoʊ] N

hammer toe

dito m del piede a martello

toe-in [Brit ˈtəʊɪn, Am ˈtoʊˌɪn] N MOTOR

toe-in

convergenza f

toe clip [Am ˈtoʊ ˌklɪp] N

toe clip

fermapiedi m

TOE N

TOE → ton oil equivalent

TOE

energia erogata da una centrale nucleare misurata in rapporto alle tonnellate di petrolio necessarie a produrre un'energia equivalente

tic-tac-toe [Brit tɪktakˈtəʊ, Am ˌtɪkˌtækˈtoʊ], tick-tack-toe N Am

tic-tac-toe

(gioco del) tris m

peep-toe shoe [ˈpiːptəʊˌʃuː] N

peep-toe shoe

= scarpa aperta in punta

toes in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for toes in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.toe [toʊ] N

1. toe ANAT:

toe

dito m del piede

on one's toes

sulle punte

2. toe of sock, shoe:

toe

punta f

Phrases:

to keep sb on their toes

tenere qn in stato di allerta

to step on sb's toes

pestare i piedi a qn fig

II.toe [toʊ] VB trans

to toe the line

mettersi in linea

big toe N

big toe

alluce m

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to stub one's toe against sth

sbattere il piede contro qc

wriggle body, hand, toes

muovere

from tip to toe

dalla testa ai piedi

Translations for toes in the Italian»English Dictionary

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pestare i -i a qu fig inf

to tread on sb's toes

alluce

big toe

convergenza

toe-in

mignolo

little toe

dito (del piede)

toe

toes Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to stub one's toe against sth

sbattere il piede contro qc

from top to toe

dalla testa ai piedi

from tip to toe

dalla testa ai piedi

on one's toes

sulle punte

to keep sb on their toes

tenere qn in stato di allerta

to step on sb's toes

pestare i piedi a qn fig

to toe the line

mettersi in linea

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Socks with replaceable toes and heels were common.

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Toes and fingers permanently numb: and painful even when warm.

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Even in the hand, although the short-toed usually has a longer bill and shorter toes, 5% of birds are not safely identifiable.

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These are split-toed socks with two compartments one smaller compartment for the big toe, and a larger compartment for the four remaining toes.

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In common with other parrots, they have zygodactyl feet, two toes pointing forward and two backward.

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She found it remarkable to see webbing between her fingers and toes.

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When scratching the feathers on their head with their toes, they reach from over the wings.

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He also had two toes amputated due to frostbite, a common occurrence among explorers of that era.

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They are distinguished by an open foot pocket, that encloses only the instep, leaving the toes free so the foot can flex.

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Most species have strong legs, and have long toes which are well adapted to soft, uneven surfaces.

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