bowl in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for bowl in the English»Italian Dictionary

bowl¹ [Brit bəʊl, Am boʊl] N

1. bowl (basin):

bowl (for food)

scodella f

bowl (for food)

ciotola f

bowl (large)

terrina f

bowl (large)

insalatiera f

bowl (for washing)

bacinella f

bowl (for washing)

catino m

bowl (of sink)

vaschetta f

bowl (of lavatory)

tazza f

bowl (of lamp)

boccia f

a bowl of milk

una scodella di latte

a bowl of water

una bacinella d'acqua

2. bowl (hollow part):

bowl (of pipe)

fornello m

bowl (of spoon)

incavo m

I.bowl² [Brit bəʊl, Am boʊl] N SPORTS

bowl

boccia f (di legno)

II.bowl² [Brit bəʊl, Am boʊl] VB trans

1. bowl (roll):

bowl hoop, ball

fare rotolare

2. bowl (throw):

bowl ball

lanciare

3. bowl Brit SPORTS → bowl out

III.bowl² [Brit bəʊl, Am boʊl] VB intr

1. bowl SPORTS:

bowl

lanciare

to bowl to sb

lanciare (la palla) a qn

2. bowl Am (go bowling):

bowl

andare a giocare a bowling

3. bowl Brit (move fast):

to bowl along person, vehicle:

filare a tutta velocità

See also bowl out

bowl out VB [bəʊl -] (bowl [sb] out)

bowl out

mettere qn fuori gioco

bowl out VB [bəʊl -] (bowl [sb] out)

bowl out

mettere qn fuori gioco

rice bowl [Am ˈraɪs boʊl] N

1. rice bowl (container):

rice bowl

scodella f per il riso

rice bowl

ciotola f per il riso

2. rice bowl (area):

rice bowl

= zona ad alta produzione risicola

fruit bowl [ˈfruːtˌbəʊl] N

fruit bowl

fruttiera f

bowl over VB [bəʊl -] (bowl [sb] over)

1. bowl over (knock down):

bowl over person

fare cadere, stendere

2. bowl over (impress):

bowl over person

sorprendere, sbalordire

she was totally bowled over

era esterrefatta

finger bowl [Brit, Am ˈfɪŋɡər ˌboʊl] N

finger bowl

vaschetta f lavadita

finger bowl

lavadita m

breakfast bowl [ˈbrekfəstˌbəʊl] N

breakfast bowl

tazza f per la colazione

breakfast bowl

scodella f per cereali (per la prima colazione)

I.dust bowl [Brit, Am ˈdəs(t) ˌboʊl] N GEOG

dust bowl

regione f desertica

II.Dust Bowl

Dust Bowl Am:

Dust Bowl

= area degli Stati Uniti centro meridionali divenuta desertica a causa delle frequenti tempeste di vento durante gli anni '30

mixing bowl [Brit ˈmɪksɪŋ ˌbəʊl] N FOOD

mixing bowl

= ciotola per mescolare ingredienti

bowl in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for bowl in the English»Italian Dictionary

bowl¹ [boʊl] N

1. bowl (dish):

bowl

scodella f

fruit bowl

coppetta f per la frutta

salad bowl

insaltiera f

2. bowl:

bowl of toilet

tazza f

bowl for washing

catino m

bowl of pipe

fornello m

3. bowl (stadium):

bowl

stadio m

4. bowl GEO (hollow):

bowl

bacino m

I.bowl² [boʊl] SPORTS VB intr

1. bowl (go bowling):

bowl

giocare a bowling

2. bowl (throw bowling ball):

bowl

lanciare la palla

II.bowl² [boʊl] SPORTS VB trans

bowl

lanciare

to bowl a strike/7

fare strike/7

III.bowl² [boʊl] SPORTS N (throw of the ball)

bowl

lancio m

soup bowl N

soup bowl

tazza f da consommè

bowl over VB trans

1. bowl over (knock over):

bowl over

far cadera

2. bowl over (astonish):

bowl over

stupire

to be bowled over

restare a bocca aperta

bowl out VB trans

bowl out

eliminare

punch bowl N

punch bowl

(grande) coppa f per il punch

salad bowl N

salad bowl

insalatiera f

Super Bowl N

Super Bowl

finale tra le due squadre vincitrici dei due campionati di football americano

Super Bowl

Nel football americano professionistico, il Super Bowl è la finale disputata ogni anno i cui vincitori diventano i campioni della U.S. National Football League (il campionato nazionale di football - la NFL). Dal 1967, la finale è giocata dalle due migliori squadre della NFL la domenica del Super Bowl, il Super Bowl Sunday , al termine della stagione del football ed è oggi uno degli avvenimenti più seguiti sulla televisione americana.

Translations for bowl in the Italian»English Dictionary

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ciotola

bowl

ciotola

bowl(ful)

scodella

bowl

bowl Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

fruit bowl

coppetta f per la frutta

salad bowl

insaltiera f

to bowl a strike/7

fare strike/7

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Smaller sizes are used as bowls to drink palm wine.

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Its facilities are open to guests, as are local tennis and bowls clubs.

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It is a mainly grassed area with two tennis courts, a bowls club, a children's playground, a cafe and toilets.

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Heretofore, bowls had usually been painted by less skilled painters, and were probably in lower regards than other vases.

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As a left-arm orthodox spinner, he also bowled on occasion, particularly towards the end of his career.

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Cooper's batting style is unknown, though it is known he bowled right-arm fast.

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He steals a bowl of punch, which they drink in the local launderette.

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Bowl gongs are bowl-shaped, and rest on cushions and belong more to bells than gongs.

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He bowled infrequently, claiming four wickets at an average in excess of 40.

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The bowl must be covered and except the fish, we can put some nettle.

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