groom in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for groom in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.groom [Brit ɡruːm, Am ɡrum, ɡrʊm] N

1. groom:

groom (for horses)

stalliere m

groom (for horses)

mozzo m di stalla

groom (for horses)

palafreniere m

groom (for racehorse)

garzone m di scuderia

2. groom (bridegroom):

the groom

lo sposo

II.groom [Brit ɡruːm, Am ɡrum, ɡrʊm] VB trans

1. groom:

groom (clean) dog, cat

pulire, spazzolare

groom (professionally) dog, cat

fare la toeletta a

groom horse

strigliare, governare

to groom oneself carefully

vestirsi e prepararsi con cura

2. groom (prepare):

to groom sb for an examination, for the post

preparare qn per un esame, per il posto

(train) to groom sb for a diplomatic career

avviare qn alla carriera diplomatica

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the bride and (bride)groom

gli sposi

Translations for groom in the Italian»English Dictionary

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palafreniere

groom

mozzo di stalla

groom

sposo

(bride)groom

viva lo sposo!

bless the groom!

gli sposi

the bride and (bride)groom

“facciamo un brindisi agli sposi”

“join me in a toast to the bride and groom”

viva gli sposi!

here's to the bride and groom!

stalliere

groom

strigliare

to groom

strigliarsi

to groom oneself

cavallaio

groom

garzone (di scuderia)

groom

controdote

= dowry given by the groom to the bride

groom in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for groom in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.groom [gru:m] N

1. groom (for horses):

groom

mozzo m di stalla

2. groom (bridegroom):

groom

sposo m

II.groom [gru:m] VB trans

1. groom (clean):

groom an animal

pulire

groom a horse

strigliare

2. groom (prepare):

groom a person

preparare

Translations for groom in the Italian»English Dictionary

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sposo

(bride)groom

viva gli sposi!

to the bride and groom!

evviva gli sposi!

three cheers for the bride and groom!

groom Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

three cheers for the bride and groom!

evviva gli sposi!