curtsy in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for curtsy in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.curtsy <pl curtsys>, curtsey <pl curtsies> [Brit ˈkəːtsi, Am ˈkərtsi] N (salutation)

curtsy

riverenza f

to make or drop a curtsy

fare una riverenza

II.curtsy <pl curtsys>, curtsey <pl curtsies> [Brit ˈkəːtsi, Am ˈkərtsi] VB intr <pt/pp curtsied, curtseyed>

curtsy

fare una riverenza (to a)

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sweeping bow, curtsy

profondo

to bob a curtsy

fare un veloce inchino (to a)

Translations for curtsy in the Italian»English Dictionary

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riverenza (di donna)

curts(e)y

fare la riverenza donna:

to make or drop a curts(e)y

fare un veloce inchino

to bob a curtsy

curtsy in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for curtsy in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.curts(e)y [ˈkɜ:rt·si] VB intr

curts(e)y

fare una riverenza

II.curts(e)y [ˈkɜ:rt·si] N

curts(e)y

riverenza f

to make a curtsy to sb

fare una riverenza a qu

curtsy Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to make a curtsy to sb

fare una riverenza a qu

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

She deserves a curtsy for that alone.

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Try 12 curtsies on each side and work up to three sets.

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They can curtsy/bow to whoever they want.

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The debutantes all curtsied together before descending the few steps to join their fathers for the first dance of the evening.

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Girls were first instructed on how to curtsy: smooth out your dress or skirt, grab its corners and bend your knees.

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When seated as a personatrix (of the deceased grandmother of her husband), she did not bow with her head to her hands, but made the curtsy.

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I understand she curtsied once, and only once, to her daughter and that was at her coronation.

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Harry landed on the green and the second time he met the nervous guests with a delightful curtsy that had everyone cheering.

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Perhaps because we curtsy to a foreign monarch and fly her flag on ours?

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Royal wedding spawns a business in manners that teaches young girls everything from how to curtsy to handling a spoon at a tea party.

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