bung in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for bung in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.bung¹ [Brit bʌŋ, Am bəŋ] N (stopper)

bung

tappo m

bung

zipolo m

II.bung¹ [Brit bʌŋ, Am bəŋ] VB trans (stop up)

bung hole, barrel, bottle

tappare

I.bung² [Brit bʌŋ, Am bəŋ] VB trans Brit (put, throw)

bung inf

gettare

bung inf

buttare

II.bung² [Brit bʌŋ, Am bəŋ] N (bribe)

bung inf

bustarella f

bung in VB [bʌŋ -] Brit inf (bung [sth] in, bung in [sth])

bung in free gift, extra

dare in omaggio

bung in question, remark

inserire, infilare

bung in application

inviare

bung up VB [bʌŋ -] Brit inf (bung [sth] up, bung up [sth]) (block)

bung up sink, drain, nose

intasare

Translations for bung in the Italian»English Dictionary

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bung in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for bung in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.bung [bʌŋ] N (stopper)

bung

tappo m

II.bung [bʌŋ] VB trans (close)

bung

tappare

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

His son made bungs for brewers' barrels and clog blocks.

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He next turned his attention to the preparation of a substitute for corks and bungs by coating felt with vulcanised india-rubber.

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The hole is capped with a large cork-like object called a bung.

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Flasks which do not come with such stoppers or caps included may be capped with a rubber bung or cork stopper.

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A bung is used to seal the barrels before moving them to nearby hilltop rackhouses where they will age up to nine years.

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Bung stoppers used for wine bottles are referred to as corks, even when made from another material.

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A common every-day example of a bung is the cork of a wine bottle.

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Throw or pass energetically; as in, bung it over here.; bunk: 1.

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The stave containing the bung hole was made a little wider than the others.

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The deck is flat with a bung plug at the rear and a nose ring with a leash, possibly originally required for mooring.

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