pitted in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for pitted in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.pitted [Brit ˈpɪtɪd, Am ˈpɪdəd] VB pp

pitted → pit II, pit II

II.pitted [Brit ˈpɪtɪd, Am ˈpɪdəd] ADJ

1. pitted:

pitted surface

bucherellato

pitted face, skin

butterato (with da)

2. pitted olive:

pitted

snocciolato, denocciolato

I.pit¹ [Brit pɪt, Am pɪt] N

1. pit (for storage, weapons, bodies):

pit

fossa f

pit

buca f

2. pit MIN:

pit

miniera f

to work at the pit

lavorare in miniera

to go down the pit

scendere in miniera

to work down the pit

lavorare giù in miniera, essere minatore

to work down the pit before n closure, gates

della miniera

to work down the pit strike

dei minatori

to work down the pit village

di minatori

pit disaster

disastro in miniera

3. pit (hollow):

pit

cavità f

pit

depressione f

the pit of the stomach

la bocca dello stomaco

a pit of depravity fig

un abisso di depravazione

4. pit (quarry):

gravel pit

cava di ghiaia

5. pit (trap):

pit

trappola f

6. pit ECON:

pit

corbeille f

pit

recinto m delle grida

trading pit

parquet or sala delle contrattazioni

wheat pit

borsa del grano

7. pit THEAT:

pit

platea f

orchestra pit

golfo mistico

8. pit MOTOR:

pit (at garage)

fossa f di riparazione

pit (at racetrack)

box m

9. pit Brit (bed):

pit inf

letto m

II.pit¹ <forma in -ing pitting, pt, pp pitted> [Brit pɪt, Am pɪt] VB trans

1. pit (in struggle):

to pit sb against opponent

opporre qn a

the match will pit Scotland against Brazil

l'incontro vede la Scozia contro il Brasile

to pit one's wits against sb

misurarsi con qn

to pit oneself against sb

misurarsi con qn

2. pit (mark):

pit tool: surface, stone

bucherellare, fare buchi in

pit acid: metal

intaccare

her skin was pitted by smallpox, acne

aveva la pelle butterata dal vaiolo, dall'acne

III.pit¹ [Brit pɪt, Am pɪt]

it's the pits! (of place, workplace) inf

è un inferno!

this place is the pits (of the earth) inf

questo è il posto più schifoso del mondo

to dig a pit for sb

tendere un tranello a qn

I.pit² [Brit pɪt, Am pɪt] N Am (in peach, cherry, olive)

pit

nocciolo m

II.pit² <forma in -ing pitting, pt, pp pitted> [Brit pɪt, Am pɪt] VB trans Am (remove stones from)

pit peach, cherry, olive

snocciolare, denocciolare

pit worker [ˈpɪtˌwɜːkə(r)] N

pit worker

minatore m

saw pit [Am ˈsɔ ˌpɪt] N

saw pit

= buca in cui sta uno dei due operai addetti alla sega per tronchi d'albero

pit lane [ˈpɪtˌleɪn] N

pit lane

corsia f dei box

gravel pit [ˈɡrævlpɪt] N

gravel pit

cava f di ghiaia

pit pony [Brit] N

pit pony

= razza di pony un tempo impiegata per i lavori in miniera

brine-pit [ˈbraɪnpɪt] N

brine-pit

salina f

Translations for pitted in the Italian»English Dictionary

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denocciolato

pitted

pitted in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for pitted in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.pit¹ [pɪt] N

1. pit:

pit (in ground)

fossa f

pit (on metal)

scalfittura f

pit (on face)

segno m

in the pit of one's stomach

alla bocca dello stomaco

2. pit:

pit (in a mine)

pozzo m

pit (coal mine)

miniera m di carbone

pit chalk, gravel

cava f

to go down the pit

scendere in miniera

to work in the pits

lavorare in miniera

fig REL the pit

l'inferno

3. pit:

the pits pl fig inf

il peggio che ci sia

4. pit inf (messy place):

pit

casino m

5. pit THEAT:

pit (seating area)

platea f

pit (orchestral area)

golfo m mistico

Phrases:

the pits pl SPORTS

i box

II.pit¹ <-tt-> [pɪt] VB trans

to be pitted (with sth)

avere segni (causati da qc)

I.pit² <-tt-> [pɪt] N (of fruit)

pit

nocciolo m

II.pit² <-tt-> [pɪt] VB trans FOOD

pit

snocciolare

orchestra pit N

orchestra pit

fossa f dell'orchestra

pit stop N

1. pit stop (in racing):

pit stop

pit stop m inv

2. pit stop fig (quick stop):

pit stop

sosta f (durante un viaggio in auto)

gravel pit N

gravel pit

cava f di ghiaia

pit-a-pat [ˈpɪ·t̬ə·pæt] ADV N

pit-a-pat → pitter-patter

See also pitter-patter

I.pitter-patter [ˈpɪ·t̬ɚ·pæ·t̬ɚ] ADV

to go pitter-patter feet

muoversi velocemente

to go pitter-patter heart

battere forte

to go pitter-patter rain

picchiettare

II.pitter-patter [ˈpɪ·t̬ɚ·pæ·t̬ɚ] N

pitter-patter of feet

passi m leggeri pl

pitter-patter of heart

battito m

pitter-patter of rain

picchiettio m

Translations for pitted in the Italian»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

denocciolato (-a)

pitted

olive -e

pitted olives

denocciolare

to pit

box

pit

sosta ai box

pit stop

snocciolare

to pit

pitted Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

in the pit of one's stomach

alla bocca dello stomaco

to go down the pit

scendere in miniera

fig REL the pit

l'inferno

to be pitted (with sth)

avere segni (causati da qc)

he is a bottomless pit fig

mangia per quattro

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is clathrate by about 15 equidistant radiating and 7 spiral ribs, with deep pitted interspaces.

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The story is set in a future where political differences have been reduced to trivialities, the "purists" are pitted against the "naturalists".

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The competition pitted contestants against their own fears, as some have a phobia of water or even swim.

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The track began to dry and everyone pitted.

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Anyone in their teens and 20s reading this will be open-mouthed and sweaty-pitted at the very thought.

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Rabid hounds are pitted against each other, and carnivorous fish munch on polluted flotsam and jetsam.

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These incidents were particularly nefarious because their vigilante nature was outside the command and control of either side and often pitted neighbor against neighbor.

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He wears pitted and scratched up body armour over coveralls, made of stiff bulletproof canvas.

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A recent training class pitted six officers against a carjacker.

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Mounting a nightly performance is nothing like mounting an exhibition: the imponderables are quite different, and the process pitted with potholes.

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