lace in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for lace in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.lace [Brit leɪs, Am leɪs] N

1. lace U (fabric):

lace

pizzo m

lace

merletto m

lace

trina f

made of lace

in pizzo

a piece of lace

un pizzo

a piece of lace before n curtain, dress, handkerchief

in pizzo

a piece of lace industry

del pizzo

2. lace C:

lace (on shoe, boot, dress)

laccio m

lace (on shoe, boot, dress)

stringa f

lace (on tent)

cordone m

shoe laces

lacci da scarpe

to tie one's laces

annodare or legare i lacci

II.lace [Brit leɪs, Am leɪs] VB trans

1. lace (fasten, tie):

lace shoes, corset, dress

allacciare

lace tent flap

fissare

to lace sb into corset

stringere qn in

2. lace (add substance to):

to lace a drink with alcohol

correggere una bevanda con dell'alcol

to lace a drink with poison

avvelenare una bevanda

his drink was laced with whisky

il suo drink aveva dentro un bel po' di whisky

to be laced with fig irony, humour

essere venato di

to be laced with colour

avere una nota di

III.lace [Brit leɪs, Am leɪs] VB intr

lace

allacciarsi

lace-up shoe [Brit leɪsʌp ˈʃuː], lace-up [ˈleɪsʌp] N

lace-up shoe

scarpa f con i lacci

thread-lace [ˈθredleɪs] N

thread-lace

= pizzo di lino o di cotone

pillow lace [Am ˈpɪloʊ leɪs] N

pillow lace

merletto m lavorato al tombolo

I.lace up VB [leɪs -] (lace up)

lace up shoe, corset, dress:

lace up

allacciarsi

the dress laces up at the back

il vestito si allaccia dietro

II.lace up VB [leɪs -] (lace [sth] up, lace up [sth])

lace up shoes, boots, corset, dress

allacciare

lace up tent flap

fissare

bobbin lace [Am ˈbɑbɪn ˌleɪs] N

bobbin lace

merletto m a tombolo, a fuselli

Queen Anne's lace [Brit, Am ˌkwin ˌænz ˈleɪs] N BOT

1. Queen Anne's lace → cow parsley

2. Queen Anne's lace Am (wild carrot):

Queen Anne's lace

carota f selvatica

See also cow parsley

cow parsley [Brit] N

cow parsley

cerfoglio m selvatico

Translations for lace in the Italian»English Dictionary

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trina

lace

merlettaia

lace-maker

merletteria

lace-making

lace in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for lace in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.lace [leɪs] N

1. lace:

lace (cloth)

pizzo m

lace (edging)

merletto m

2. lace (cord):

lace

laccio m

shoe laces

lacci delle scarpe

II.lace [leɪs] VB trans

1. lace (fasten):

lace

allacciare

2. lace (add alcohol to):

lace

correggere

Phrases:

she laced her speech with humorous remarks

inframmezzò il suo discorso di battute

lace up VB trans

lace up

allacciare

lace into VB trans

to lace into sb

aggredire qu

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lace curtain

tenda di pizzo

Translations for lace in the Italian»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

merletto

lace

stringa

lace

laccio

lace

tombolo

bobbin lace cushion

allacciare (scarpe)

to lace

allacciarsi (scarpe)

to lace

pizzo

lace

lace Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to lace sth with poison

avvelenare qc

to lace into sb

aggredire qu

lace curtain

tenda di pizzo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Once he turns down a pair that doesn't fit well enough and another that has the wrong colour laces.

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This may be closed with laces, elasticized, or left open.

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There are similarities between the 1983 version and the 2005 version such as the ghilly lacing system and a rubber outsole.

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The front panel was composed of brown mesh lace threaded in gold.

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She wears an open lace ruff and a sheer, wired veil frames her head and shoulders.

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Lace schools were one of the more common industries in the area in the past.

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During the 14th century, illustrations usually show buttons or laces up the front.

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A much heavier and more expensive version, consisting of metal plates laced together, was worn by officers.

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His monologues were often laced with satire and absurdist humor.

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It entered terminal decline at the end of the 19th century with changes in fashion and the development of cheaper, machine-made lace.

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