jowly in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for jowly in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.jolly [Brit ˈdʒɒli, Am ˈdʒɑli] N

jolly → jollification

II.jolly [Brit ˈdʒɒli, Am ˈdʒɑli] ADJ

1. jolly (cheerful):

jolly person

allegro, giocondo

jolly tune

allegro

jolly bunting, party hats

vivace, allegro

2. jolly (enjoyable):

jolly arch, inf

divertente

jolly arch, inf

piacevole

what a jolly time we had!

come ci siamo divertiti!

3. jolly (drunk):

jolly inf

brillo

jolly inf

alticcio

III.jolly [Brit ˈdʒɒli, Am ˈdʒɑli] ADV Brit inf (emphatic)

jolly

veramente

jolly

moltissimo

she's a jolly good singer

canta veramente bene

he was jolly lucky

è stato proprio fortunato

“I'm not going” - “you jolly well are!”

“non ci vado” - “ci vai eccome!”

jolly good! inf

fantastico!

IV.jolly [Brit ˈdʒɒli, Am ˈdʒɑli] VB trans

to jolly sb along

rabbonire, blandire qn

we jollied him into staying

lo persuademmo a restare

V.jolly [Brit ˈdʒɒli, Am ˈdʒɑli]

to get one's jollies doing sth Am inf

provarci gusto a fare qc

See also jollification

jollification [Brit ˈdʒɒlɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)n, Am ˌdʒɑləfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n] N

jollification also jollifications:

also jollifications

allegria f

also jollifications

baldoria f

jolly boat [ˈdʒɒlɪbəʊt] N

jolly boat

iole f

jolly boat

lancia f

jowled [Brit dʒaʊld, Am dʒaʊld] COMP

heavy, square jowled

dalla mascella grossa, quadrata

lowly [Brit ˈləʊli, Am ˈloʊli] ADJ

lowly

modesto

lowly

umile

slowly [Brit ˈsləʊli, Am ˈsloʊli] ADV

slowly

lentamente, piano, adagio

slowly but surely

pian pianino

jowl [Brit dʒaʊl, Am dʒaʊl] N

jowl (jaw)

mascella f

jowl (fleshy fold)

guancia f

to live, work cheek by jowl with sb

= vivere, lavorare gomito a gomito con qn

Jolly Roger [Brit, Am ˌdʒɑli ˈrɑdʒər] N (pirates' flag)

Jolly Roger

bandiera f nera

newly [Brit ˈnjuːli, Am ˈn(j)uli] ADV

1. newly (recently):

newly arrived, bought, built, elected, formed, qualified

recentemente

newly washed

da poco

newly shaved

di fresco

2. newly (differently):

newly named

in un altro modo

newly arrange

in modo nuovo

I.prowl [Brit praʊl, Am praʊl] N

to be on the prowl animal:

essere in caccia

to be on the prowl fig person:

aggirarsi (for alla ricerca di)

to be on the prowl for

essere a caccia di or andare in cerca di

to go on the prowl animal:

andare in cerca di preda

to go on the prowl fig person:

aggirarsi (furtivamente)

II.prowl [Brit praʊl, Am praʊl] VB trans

to prowl the streets at night

aggirarsi (furtivamente) per le strade di notte

III.also prowl around, prowl about VB intr

also prowl around,prowl about Brit:

also prowl around, prowl about animal:

andare a caccia di preda

also prowl around, prowl about thief:

aggirarsi furtivamente

also prowl around, prowl about (restlessly) person:

vagare, aggirarsi

also prowl around, prowl about animal: (in cage)

andare avanti e indietro

I.bowl² [Brit bəʊl, Am boʊl] N SPORTS

bowl

boccia f (di legno)

II.bowl² [Brit bəʊl, Am boʊl] VB trans

1. bowl (roll):

bowl hoop, ball

fare rotolare

2. bowl (throw):

bowl ball

lanciare

3. bowl Brit SPORTS → bowl out

III.bowl² [Brit bəʊl, Am boʊl] VB intr

1. bowl SPORTS:

bowl

lanciare

to bowl to sb

lanciare (la palla) a qn

2. bowl Am (go bowling):

bowl

andare a giocare a bowling

3. bowl Brit (move fast):

to bowl along person, vehicle:

filare a tutta velocità

See also bowl out

bowl out VB [bəʊl -] (bowl [sb] out)

bowl out

mettere qn fuori gioco

jowly in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for jowly in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.jolly <-ier, -iest> [ˈdʒɑ:·li] ADJ

1. jolly (happy):

jolly tune

allegro, -a

2. jolly (enjoyable):

we're having a jolly time

ci stiamo divertendo molto

II.jolly [ˈdʒɑ:·li] N

jolly pl a. vulg (amusement):

to get one's jollies

divertirsi

slowly ADV

slowly

lentamente

slowly but surely

piano ma con fermezza

lowly <-ier, -iest> [ˈloʊ·li] ADJ

lowly

umile

jowl [dʒaʊl] N

jowl

mascella f

newly [ˈnu:·li] ADV

1. newly (recently):

newly

di recente

newly married

appena sposati

2. newly shaved, painted:

newly

di fresco

3. newly (done differently than before):

newly

in modo nuovo

I.bowl² [boʊl] SPORTS VB intr

1. bowl (go bowling):

bowl

giocare a bowling

2. bowl (throw bowling ball):

bowl

lanciare la palla

II.bowl² [boʊl] SPORTS VB trans

bowl

lanciare

to bowl a strike/7

fare strike/7

III.bowl² [boʊl] SPORTS N (throw of the ball)

bowl

lancio m

I.prowl [praʊl] N inf

to be on the prowl

aggirarsi con circospezione

II.prowl [praʊl] VB trans

prowl

aggirarsi per [o attorno a]

to prowl the streets for victims

aggirarsi furtivamente per le strade in cerca di vittime

III.prowl [praʊl] VB intr

to prowl (around)

aggirarsi

I.yowl [jaʊl] VB intr (howl)

yowl dog

guaire

yowl cat

miagolare

yowl person

gemere

II.yowl [jaʊl] N (howl)

yowl of a dog

guaito m

yowl of a cat

miagolio m

yowl of a person

gemito m

I.howl [haʊl] VB intr

1. howl:

howl

ululare

to howl in [or with] pain

urlava dal dolore

2. howl (cry):

howl

urlare

3. howl inf (laugh):

howl

ridere a crepapelle

II.howl [haʊl] N

1. howl person, animal:

howl

ululato m

2. howl (cry):

howl

urlo m

to give a howl of pain

cacciare un urlo di dolore

3. howl (funny person):

to be a howl

essere uno schianto

I.scowl [skaʊl] N

scowl

fronte f aggrottata

II.scowl [skaʊl] VB intr

scowl

aggrottare la fronte

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

His jowly and menacing looks did him proud in film after film.

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He is wide and jowly, with thick sideburns and a handlebar mustache that hint at what passed as stylish the last time he was free.

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The packaging is no nonsense: white with a bit of black and green plus a jowly bulldog.

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His bulky, jowly features glow green in the reflection from the radar screen, his brow furrowed in concentration.

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Put it this way: this forever-drooling, jowly, howl-y hound spends her days insidiously plotting ways to get me.

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Illustrious men commissioned wrinkly, jowly, warts-and-all portraits that, to modern eyes, look distinctly unflattering.

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He still sports a monocle, but he's a bit more jowly, so it was more of a face relax than a lift.

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She's a bit jowly, for one thing, and whiskers sprout from her cheeks and chin.

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Beast has a jowly, sad-monster face.

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I didn't want to become one of those thinning-haired, jowly old geezers who still does the same shtick they did when they were young, slim and beautiful, he said.

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