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fuori moda

in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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out of date [Brit, Am ˈˌaʊd əv ˈdeɪt] ADJ

out of date ticket, passport
scaduto
out of date clothing
fuori moda
out of date custom
antiquato, superato
out of date theory, concept
superato
hopelessly drunk, inadequate, lost, out of date
completamente
that method has long been out of date
il metodo è sorpassato ormai da tempo
Italian
Italian
English
English

I. superato [supeˈrato] VB pp

superato → superare

II. superato [supeˈrato] ADJ

superato idea, metodo, procedimento, tecnica:

superato
outdated
superato
out-of-date

I. superare [supeˈrare] VB trans

1. superare (essere maggiore di):

superare
to exceed
il loro debito supera il milione di dollari
their debt exceeds the million dollar mark
sua sorella lo supera di cinque centimetri
his sister is five centimetres taller than him
superare qc in altezza, larghezza
to be taller, wider than sth
temporali che per intensità superano le previsioni
storms which are fiercer than expected
certe classi superano i 30 allievi
some classes have over 30 pupils
il colloquio non dovrebbe superare la mezz'ora
the interview shouldn't take more than or exceed half an hour

2. superare:

superare (oltrepassare) luogo
to go past
superare (passare da un parte all'altra)
to cross
superare fossato, fiume, ponte, colle, frontiera, soglia
to clear
superare barriera
to get through
superare barriera
to get over
superare muro
to clear
superare un ostacolo
to clear a hurdle also fig
superare il traguardo
to cross the (finishing) line
quando avrete superato il paese, girate a destra
when you've gone through the village, turn right
l'astista ha superato i sei metri
the pole vaulter cleared six metres
avere superato la quarantina
to be over or past forty
superare il limite del 10%
to pass the 10% mark
superare i limiti
to go too far
superare i limiti di velocità
to exceed or break the speed limit
superare i limiti della decenza
to cross the bounds of decency
superare un periodo difficile
to get through a difficult period
i risultati superano le nostre aspettative
the results exceed our expectations
abbiamo superato le difficoltà principali
we have got over the basic difficulties
superare una crisi
to overcome a crisis
le delusioni, i problemi si superano
disappointments, problems can be overcome

3. superare (sorpassare):

superare automobilista, veicolo:
to pass
superare veicolo
to overtake Brit
ha superato il trattore in una curva
he passed the tractor on a bend
farsi superare
to let or have oneself be passed

4. superare (essere superiore rispetto a):

superare
to be ahead of
superare
to outstrip
superare
to surpass
superare qn in crudeltà, in stupidità
to be crueller, more stupid than sb, to surpass sb in cruelty, stupidity

5. superare:

superare SCHOOL, UNIV
to get through
superare esame, test
to pass

II. superarsi VB refl

1. superarsi (se stesso):

superarsi
to surpass oneself

2. superarsi (l'un l'altro):

superarsi
to overtake each other
i concorrenti si superavano a vicenda
the competitors kept overtaking each other

I. sorpassato [sorpasˈsato] VB pp

sorpassato → sorpassare

II. sorpassato [sorpasˈsato] ADJ

sorpassato stile, abito, prodotto
outdated
sorpassato stile, abito, prodotto
out-of-date
sorpassato idee, teoria
outdated
sorpassato idee, teoria
played-out
sorpassato idee, teoria
out-of-date
sorpassato idee, teoria
stale
sorpassato persona
old-fashioned

sorpassare [sorpasˈsare] VB trans

1. sorpassare (passare oltre, al di sopra):

sorpassare
to surmount
sorpassare ostacolo
to clear
l'acqua ha sorpassato il livello di guardia
the water has risen above the high-water mark

2. sorpassare (lasciare dietro):

sorpassare
to overtake
sorpassare veicolo
to pass
è pericoloso sorpassare in curva
it's dangerous to overtake on bends

3. sorpassare (essere superiore):

sorpassare
to surpass
sorpassare
to outdo
sorpassare
to excel
sorpassare qc in altezza
to surpass sth in height
l'allievo ha sorpassato il maestro
the pupil has excelled his master

I. ammuffito [ammufˈfito] VB pp

ammuffito → ammuffire

II. ammuffito [ammufˈfito] ADJ

1. ammuffito:

ammuffito pianta, materiale
mildewed
ammuffito pianta, materiale
mildewy
ammuffito alimento
mouldy Brit
ammuffito alimento
moldy Am
ammuffito libro, abito
musty

2. ammuffito fig:

ammuffito
musty
ammuffito
fossilized
idee ammuffite
fossilized, out-of-date ideas

ammuffire [ammufˈfire] VB intr aux essere

1. ammuffire (fare la muffa):

ammuffire alimento:
to mildew
ammuffire alimento:
to get mouldy Brit
ammuffire alimento:
to get moldy Am

2. ammuffire (languire) fig:

ammuffire persona:
to vegetate
ammuffire persona:
to rot away
ammuffire denaro, oggetto:
to gather dust
ammuffire in casa
to rot or vegetate at home
bene, non staremo mica qui ad ammuffire! inf
right, we're not going to just sit and rot here!

passaporto [passaˈpɔrto] N m

1. passaporto:

passaporto
passport
passaporto valido
valid passport
un passaporto falso
a false or forged passport
passaporto scaduto
out-of-date or expired passport
titolare di passaporto
passport holder
rilasciare, rinnovare un passaporto
to grant, renew a passport
apporre un visto su un passaporto
to visa a passport
controllo (dei) passaporti
passport control or check or inspection
il mio passaporto è scaduto
my passport has expired

2. passaporto fig:

passaporto
passport
la sua bellezza è un passaporto per il successo
his looks are a passport to success

Phrases:

passaporto collettivo
group passport
passaporto diplomatico
diplomatic passport

in the PONS Dictionary

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out-of-date [ˌaʊt̬·əv·ˈdeɪt] ADJ

out-of-date clothing
fuori moda
out-of-date directory
non aggiornato, -a
out-of-date passport
scaduto, -a
to be out of date FASHION
esser fuori moda
Italian
Italian
English
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stantio (-a) <-ii, -ie> [stan·ˈti:·o] ADJ

1. stantio (pane):

stantio (-a)
stale

2. stantio fig (superato):

stantio (-a)
out-of-date
invecchiare
to go out of date

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to be out of date FASHION
esser fuori moda

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Many of the women became hopelessly drunk on rum that was being carried as cargo and were unable to save themselves.
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But after confirming the existence of the still, she stumbles onto the entrance to a much larger cave system, and becomes hopelessly lost.
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Played otherwise, the piece would be hopelessly indecent.
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It not only diminishes the power of the enemy, but also creates an atmosphere where he/she becomes hopelessly unaided.
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If a friendly visitor becomes hopelessly lost (which is rather common), the copper dragon will rescue them before they are actually endangered.
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