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sguazzare
in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary
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English
Italian
Italian
I. dabble [Brit ˈdab(ə)l, Am ˈdæbəl] VB trans
to dabble one's fingers, toes in sth
immergere le dita in qc
II. dabble [Brit ˈdab(ə)l, Am ˈdæbəl] VB intr
1. dabble (take a slight interest):
dabble
dilettarsi (in, at di)
dabble painting, writing, politics
interessarsi un po' (in, at di)
ideology painting? I just dabble in
pittura? mi ci diletto
to dabble in the Stock Exchange
fare piccole speculazioni di borsa
2. dabble (try):
to dabble with several careers
tentare varie carriere
to dabble with drugs
= fare uso saltuario di droga
Italian
Italian
English
English
dilettarsi di musica, pittura
to dabble in music, painting
dilettarsi a fare or facendo
to dabble in doing
dipingere, scrivere da dilettante
to be an amateur painter, writer or to dabble in painting, writing
dipingere da dilettante
to be an amateur painter, to dabble in painting
in the PONS Dictionary
I. dabble <-ling> [ˈdæ·bl] VB intr
1. dabble (play in water):
dabble
sguazzare
2. dabble (work):
to dabble in sth
dilettarsi di qc
II. dabble <-ling> [ˈdæ·bl] VB trans
dabble
immergere
to dabble sth (in sth)
immergere qc (in qc)
Present
Idabble
youdabble
he/she/itdabbles
wedabble
youdabble
theydabble
Past
Idabbled
youdabbled
he/she/itdabbled
wedabbled
youdabbled
theydabbled
Present Perfect
Ihavedabbled
youhavedabbled
he/she/ithasdabbled
wehavedabbled
youhavedabbled
theyhavedabbled
Past Perfect
Ihaddabbled
youhaddabbled
he/she/ithaddabbled
wehaddabbled
youhaddabbled
theyhaddabbled
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to dabble in sth
dilettarsi di qc
to dabble sth (in sth)
immergere qc (in qc)
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
At the other end of the scale, any office manager can dabble in spreadsheets or databases and obtain acceptable results (but there are risks).
en.wikipedia.org
Though he has released several retro-styled soundtracks, he's also dabbled in works paying tribute to his favorite artists.
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He also dabbled in cinema, sculpture, and pottery, leaving behind thousands of items which are now considered by many enthusiasts to be of great value.
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He began by dabbling in small murals at the local casinos.
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He even read for some screen tests while dabbling in acting.
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