nasty in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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I.nasty [Brit ˈnɑːsti, Am ˈnæsti] ADJ inf

1. nasty (unpleasant):

nasty crime
orribile, terribile
nasty suspicion, surprise, habit, experience, stain
brutto
nasty sight, feeling, task, rumour
sgradevole
nasty expression
cattivo
nasty taste
disgustoso, nauseante
nasty affair, business
brutto, sporco
a nasty look
un'occhiataccia
I got a nasty fright
mi sono preso un bello spavento
the nasty weather
il brutto tempo
to smell nasty
avere un odoraccio
to taste nasty
essere disgustoso or avere un gusto schifoso
it's nasty and hot
fa un caldo terribile
things could get nasty
le cose potrebbero mettersi male
to turn nasty dog:
diventare cattivo
to turn nasty person:
incattivirsi
to turn nasty weather:
guastarsi
to be a nasty piece of work
essere un brutto tipo

II.nasty [Brit ˈnɑːsti, Am ˈnæsti] N inf (in food, water, air)

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incarognire
to turn nasty
incarognirsi
to turn nasty
cimurro
nasty cold
caratterino
nasty temper
che tempaccio!
what a foul or nasty weather!
sgradevole situazione, gusto
nasty
sgradevole odore
nasty
incattivire
to make [sb] nasty
incattivirsi
to turn nasty
nel corso degli anni si è incattivito
he turned nasty over the years, he turned sour or bitter with age
una -a faccenda
a nasty affair
inviperirsi
to turn nasty

nasty in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for nasty in the English»Italian Dictionary (Go to Italian»English)

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Translations for nasty in the Italian»English Dictionary (Go to English»Italian)

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nasty Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a nasty dose of the flu
una brutta influenza
to be a nasty piece of work
avere una lingua -a fig pej
to be a nasty piece of work
essere un poco di buono

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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He was unpopular with his neighbours, who said he had a very nasty temper.
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Bloom's reaction was to find this portrait nasty and insulting and the use of her name completely unacceptable.
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Kim himself relates of how one encounter with a stray left him with a nasty scar on his bottom.
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Restaurants live or die by his reviews, which are often nasty.
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He can switch from being nice to being nasty, instantly.
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The houses were said in this description to be small and nasty, although the village was well-off.
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The race has been described as a nasty one, full of bizarre twists.
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There was a novelty of seeing a film that scrappy and that nasty being distributed by a big studio in a mainstream cinema.
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Nasty, mean witches, and we'll get some great actresses for them as well.
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He is often stuck with the nastiest or most dangerous tasks.
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