staffe in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for staffe in the Italian»English Dictionary

staffa [ˈstaffa] N f

1. staffa RIDING:

staffa

stirrup

mettere or infilare i piedi nelle staffe

to put one's feet in the stirrups

alzarsi sulle staffe

to stand up in the strirrups

2. staffa FASHION:

staffa

strap

staffa

stirrup

3. staffa (predellino):

staffa

footboard

4. staffa:

staffa CONSTR, TECH

stirrup

staffa CONSTR, TECH

clamp

5. staffa ANAT:

staffa

stirrup

staffa

stapes

bere il bicchiere della staffa

to have one for the road

perdere le -e

to lose one's temper

tenere il piede in due -e

to run with the hare and hunt with the hounds

Translations for staffe in the English»Italian Dictionary

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stirrup

staffa f

to lose one's stirrups

perdere le staffe

to stand up in the stirrups

alzarsi sulle staffe

to get in or into a snit

perdere le staffe

stapes

staffa f

stirrup bone

staffa f

stirrup cup

bicchiere m della staffa

U bolt

staffa f (filettata) a U

strap-bolt

bullone m a staffa

to hedge one's bets

tenere il piede in due staffe

stirrup pump

= piccolo estintore portatile, munito di una staffa per tenerlo fermo con un piede

staffe in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for staffe in the Italian»English Dictionary

staffa [ˈstaf·fa] N f

1. staffa (di sella):

staffa

stirrup

perdere le -e fig

to lose it

tenere il piede in due -e fig

to run with the hare and hunt with the hounds

2. staffa ANAT:

staffa

stirrup bone

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perdere le staffe fig inf

to lose one's temper

Translations for staffe in the English»Italian Dictionary

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stirrup

staffa f

to lose one's temper

perdere le staffe

to have a foot in both camps

tenere il piede in due staffe

to fly off the handle inf

perdere le staffe

bracket

staffa f

staffe Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

perdere le staffe fig inf

to lose one's temper

tenere il piede in due staffe

to have a foot in both camps