nuisances in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for nuisances in the English»Italian Dictionary

nuisance [Brit ˈnjuːs(ə)ns, Am ˈn(j)usəns] N

1. nuisance (annoyance):

nuisance

fastidio m

the nuisance caused by heavy traffic

il fastidio causato dal traffico intenso

the delay, noise was a nuisance

il ritardo, il rumore era una seccatura

2. nuisance (annoying person):

nuisance (child)

peste f

nuisance (adult)

scocciatore m / scocciatrice f

nuisance (adult)

tormento m

children can be little nuisances

i bambini possono essere delle piccole pesti

Mr Jenkins is a real nuisance

il signor Jenkins è un vero scocciatore

nuisances like him should not be on the committee

seccatori come lui non dovrebbero fare parte del comitato

to be a nuisance to sb person:

infastidire qn or dare fastidio a qn or dare sui nervi a qn

to be a nuisance to sb action, noise, smell:

dare fastidio a qn

to make a nuisance of oneself

rompere le scatole

3. nuisance (inconvenience):

nuisance

disturbo m

nuisance

seccatura f

to be a nuisance

disturbare

to cause a nuisance to sb

causare disagio a qn

it's a nuisance that…

disturba il fatto che… or dà fastidio che…

it's a nuisance for me to do

mi disturba fare

it's a nuisance doing or having to do

disturba fare, dovere fare

the nuisance is that…

la noia è che…

what a nuisance!

che fastidio! che seccatura!

I'm sorry to be such a nuisance

sono spiacente di disturbarla

to have a nuisance value

servire a disturbare tutti

4. nuisance LAW:

nuisance

turbativa f

nuisance call [ˈnjuːsnsˌkɔːl, ˈnuː-] N TELEC

nuisance call

molestia f telefonica

nuisance caller [ˈnjuːsnsˌkɔːlə(r), ˈnuː-] N

nuisance caller

molestatore m telefonico / molestatrice f telefonica

public nuisance [Brit, Am ˈpəblɪk ˈn(j)usns] N LAW

public nuisance

turbativa f del diritto pubblico

private nuisance [ˌpraɪvɪtˈnjuːsns, -ˈnuː-] N LAW

private nuisance

turbativa f dei diritti d'uso e godimento di un immobile

noise nuisance [ˈnɔɪzˌnjuːsns, -ˌnuː-], noise pollution [ˈnɔɪzpəˌluːʃn] N

noise nuisance

inquinamento m acustico

Translations for nuisances in the Italian»English Dictionary

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turbativa

nuisance

turbativa del diritto pubblico

public nuisance

scocciatore (scocciatrice)

nuisance

rompimento

nuisance

impiastro inf

nuisance

razza di impiastro!

you're such a nuisance!

nuisances in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for nuisances in the English»Italian Dictionary

nuisance [ˈnu:·sns] N

1. nuisance:

nuisance (thing)

seccatura f

nuisance (person)

seccatore(-trice) m (f)

to make a nuisance of oneself

rompere le scatole

2. nuisance LAW:

nuisance

turbativa f

public nuisance N

public nuisance

disturbo m della quiete pubblica

Translations for nuisances in the Italian»English Dictionary

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seccatore (-trice)

nuisance

seccatura

nuisance

tigna

nuisance

noia

nuisance

persecuzione

nuisance persecuzione!

guaio

nuisance

che guaio!

what a nuisance!

nuisances Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to make a nuisance of oneself

rompere le scatole

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Truly, the ravening nuisances do test even the most sanguine gardener.

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It wipes out all the small nuisances of peace-time.

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In modern times, many of the old common law nuisances have been the subject of legislation.

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The player can take these nuisances out with one hit.

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Visitors are reminded not to feed these wild animals as uncontrolled feeding has led to unnatural growth of the monkey population and caused nuisances.

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An 1808 law decreed that masquerades and masquerade halls were common nuisances and that anyone participating would be subject to a fine and imprisonment.

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Initially it had the powers to deal with nuisances and adjudicate the prosecutions of some minor criminal offences.

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They are said to work in farmyards and thus could be helpful, however if offended they could become nuisances.

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Nuisances either affect private individuals (private nuisance) or the general public (public nuisance).

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The majority of citizens regarded stray children as nuisances or threats and refused appeals, but many offered aid without hesitation.

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