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noce

in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

nut tree [Am ˈnət ˌtri] N

nut tree (bearing walnuts)
noce m
nut tree (bearing hazelnuts)
nocciolo m
in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

I. nut [Brit nʌt, Am nət] N

1. nut FOOD:

nut (walnut)
noce f
nut (hazelnut)
nocciola f
nut (almond)
mandorla f
nut (peanut)
arachide f
nut (peanut)
nocciolina f americana

2. nut TECH:

nut
dado m

3. nut (mad person):

nut inf
svitato m / svitata f

4. nut (enthusiast):

nut inf
fanatico m / fanatica f
a cycling, health food nut
un patito della bici, del cibo sano

5. nut (head):

nut inf
zucca f
use your nut!
usa la testa!

6. nut MUS:

nut (on bow)
bietta f
nut (on bow)
nasello m
nut (on string instrument)
capotasto m

7. nut (in climbing):

nut
nut m

II. nuts N

nuts npl inf (testicles):

nuts
palle f
nuts
coglioni m

III. nut <forma in -ing nutting, pt, pp nutted> [Brit nʌt, Am nət] VB trans Brit inf

nut person:

nut
dare una zuccata a, dare una capocciata a

IV. nut [Brit nʌt, Am nət]

I can't draw, cook for nuts Brit inf
disegno, cucino da schifo
he's a hard or tough nut to crack
è un osso duro
to be off one's nut
essere fuori di testa
to do one's nut
uscire dai gangheri or incavolarsi
the nuts and bolts
i dettagli pratici (of di)

NUT N

NUT (in GB) → National Union of Teachers

NUT
sindacato degli insegnanti

I. tree [Brit triː, Am tri] N

tree
albero m
an apple, a cherry tree
un melo, un ciliegio
the tree of life
l'albero della vita
the tree of knowledge
l'albero della conoscenza (del bene e del male)

II. tree [Brit triː, Am tri] VB trans Am

tree animal
fare scappare su un albero
tree fig person
mettere con le spalle al muro

III. tree [Brit triː, Am tri]

he can't see the wood for the trees Brit , he can't see the forest for the trees Am
= si perde nei dettagli, non ha una visione d'insieme
money doesn't grow on trees
i soldi non si trovano per strada
to be out of one's tree inf
essere fuori di testa
to be up a tree Am
essere nei guai, non sapersi districare
to get to, be at the top of the tree
arrivare, essere al vertice della carriera

in the PONS Dictionary

nut [nʌt] N

1. nut BOT:

nut
noce f

2. nut TECH:

nut
dado m

3. nut inf:

nut (madman)
svitato(-a) m (f)
nut (enthusiast)
fanatico(-a) m (f)

4. nut inf (person's head):

nut
testa f
to be off one's nut
essere fuori di testa

Phrases:

the nuts and bolts of sth
la pratica di qc
a hard nut to crack (situation)
una situazione difficile
a hard nut to crack (person)
un osso duro

tree [tri:] N

tree
albero m
to climb a tree
salire su un albero
the Tree of Knowledge
l'albero della conoscenza

Phrases:

you can't see the forest for the trees
non cogliere il quadro d'insieme sperdendosi nei dettagli
to bark up the wrong tree inf
prendere lucciole per lanterne
to grow on trees
piovere giù dal cielo
money doesn't grow on trees
i soldi non piovon giù dal cielo
Present
Inut
younut
he/she/itnuts
wenut
younut
theynut
Past
Inutted
younutted
he/she/itnutted
wenutted
younutted
theynutted
Present Perfect
Ihavenutted
youhavenutted
he/she/ithasnutted
wehavenutted
youhavenutted
theyhavenutted
Past Perfect
Ihadnutted
youhadnutted
he/she/ithadnutted
wehadnutted
youhadnutted
theyhadnutted
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Many wildlife species use its acorns as food, and cherrybark oak makes a fine shade tree.
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If the tree pick-up point is within 10 km of the drop-off point, it will cost $25.
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It is a shrub or small tree, reaching a height of up to 5m ft.
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The family tree was investigated in detail by enthusiastic groups who sometimes discovered aunts, uncles and cousins never known to each other before.
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As there wasn't room inside for everybody the trooper chained two of the prisoners to the tree.
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