freeload in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for freeload in the English»Italian Dictionary

freeload [Brit ˈfriːləʊd, Am ˈfriˌloʊd] VB intr inf

freeload

vivere a sbafo, a scrocco

Translations for freeload in the Italian»English Dictionary

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vivere a ufo

to freeload, to live off others

vivere a scrocco

to be on the scrounge, to freeload

freeload in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for freeload in the English»Italian Dictionary

freeload [ˈfri:·loʊd] VB intr pej

freeload

scroccare

to freeload off sb

scroccare a qu

freeload Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to freeload off sb

scroccare a qu

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Dogs have always had their appeal as freeloading pets.

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Needless to say, at least an encryption and subscription system would prevent evaders freeloading at the expense of those who pay.

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The market doesn't care about whether someone is freeloading.

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Furthermore, chimps used a number of strategies to stamp out competitive behaviours, even though there was ample opportunity for displacement and freeloading.

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It would help if motorists had to pay their way on the roads instead of freeloading off everyone's taxes.

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How come freeloading pedestrians get free footpaths provided every time a road gets built.

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Anonymity leads to social ills, of course -- everything from road rage to homelessness to freeloading to burglary -- but it also brings with it freedom.

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When this happens, the "webless spiders" just hang around the already-built nest and freeload on prey caught by the resident spider.

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The rats they brought with them (whether as a food source or as freeloading rodents) began decimating the large palm trees that forested the island.

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We could try to stay in the peloton but freeload on the efforts of others by not taking our turn at the front.

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