oars in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for oars in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.oar [Brit ɔː, Am ɔr] N

1. oar:

oar

remo m

2. oar (person):

oar

rematore m / rematrice f

II.oar [Brit ɔː, Am ɔr] VB trans

oar

sospingere coi remi

III.oar [Brit ɔː, Am ɔr] VB intr liter

oar

remare

IV.oar [Brit ɔː, Am ɔr]

to put or shove or stick one's oar in inf

metterci il becco, immischiarsi

pair oar [ˈpeərˌɔː(r)] N

1. pair oar SPORTS (in rowing):

pair oar

due senza m

2. pair oar (boat):

pair oar

barca f a due remi

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unship (detach) oars

togliere, smontare

ply pen, oars

maneggiare

ship oars

levare

Translations for oars in the Italian»English Dictionary

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remo

oar

impugnatura del remo

oar grip

pala del remo

oar blade

mettere i remi nell'acqua

to put the oars in the water

tirare i remi in barca

to ship the oars

remo alla battana

double-bladed oar

rematore

oar

rematrice

oar

remigante

oar

remigare

to oar

oars in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for oars in the English»Italian Dictionary

oar [ɔ:r] N

oar

remo m

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blade of an oar

pala f

Translations for oars in the Italian»English Dictionary

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remo

oar

remata

stroke of the oar

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

She was 9 foot 3 wide and was powered by 14 oars and was a self-righting design.

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They built a coracle and oars from branches and ship's canvas to try to reach it.

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The scull portion means that the rower uses two oars, one on each side of the boat.

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Breaking the enemy's oars was another way of rendering ships immobile, rendering them into easier targets.

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The pivot point of the oars (attached solidly to the boat) is the fulcrum.

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The sculling oars and spanker probably now belong in a museum.

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It depended mostly on sail-power and used its oars only as auxiliaries if there was no wind on the open water.

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He has thrown down his oars upon discovering land.

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The hind legs are covered with hairs and shaped like oars, hence the name water boatman.

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She had 28 rows of oars, which required the effort of 56 seamen to propel her.

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