NAD in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for NAD in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.head-to-head [Brit, Am ˈˌhɛd tə ˈhɛd] N

to come together in a head-to-head

scontrarsi in un testa a testa

II.head-to-head [Brit, Am ˈˌhɛd tə ˈhɛd] ADJ

to come together in a head-to-head battle

battersi in uno scontro testa a testa

III.head-to-head [Brit, Am ˈˌhɛd tə ˈhɛd] ADV

to come head-to-head

scontrarsi testa a testa

nape [Brit neɪp, Am neɪp] N

nape

nuca f

the nape of the neck

la collottola

household name [Brit, Am ˈˌhaʊˌsoʊld ˈneɪm] N

he's a household name

è conosciuto da tutti

what's-his-name [Brit ˈwɒtsɪzneɪm] N

what's-his-name → what-d'yer-call-him

nail varnish [Brit ˈneɪlvɑːnɪʃ, Am ˈneɪlvɑrnɪʃ] N

nail varnish

smalto m (per unghie)

nab¹ [Brit nab, Am næb] N Brit

nab → no alcohol beer

nab

birra analcolica

afternoon nap N

afternoon nap

riposino m (pomeridiano)

afternoon nap

siesta f

first name [Brit, Am ˈfərs(t) ˈˌneɪm] N

first name

nome m (di battesimo)

to be on first name terms with sb

dare del tu a qn

nail brush [Brit, Am ˈneɪl ˌbrəʃ] N

nail brush

spazzolino m (per unghie)

name-drop <forma in -ing name-dropping, pt, pp name-dropped> [Brit ˈneɪmdrɒp, Am ˈneɪmˌdrɑp] VB intr pej

name-drop

= fare sfoggio di (presunte) conoscenze importanti

NAD in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for NAD in the English»Italian Dictionary

proper name N, proper noun N

proper name

nome m proprio

trade name N

trade name

nome m commerciale

trade name (trademark)

marchio m

NATO [ˈneɪ·t̬oʊ] N

NATO abbreviation of North Atlantic Treaty Organization

NATO

NATO f

nave [neɪv] N

nave

navata f

name-dropping [ˈneɪm·drɑ:·pɪŋ] N

name-dropping

abitudine di vantarsi di conoscere persone importanti per impressionare l'interlocutore

nag¹ [næg] N (horse)

nag

ronzino m

nab <-bb-> [næb] VB trans inf

nab person

beccare

nab thing

sgraffignare

married name N

married name

nome m da sposata

nail-biting ADJ fig

nail-biting

snervante

middle name N

middle name

secondo nome m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Interior dates back to the 17th and 18th century nad it is whole beautifully painted.

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