shouldn in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for shouldn in the English»Italian Dictionary

shouldn't [Brit ˈʃʊd(ə)nt, Am ˈʃʊdnt] contr.

shouldn't → should not

I.shoulder [Brit ˈʃəʊldə, Am ˈʃoʊldər] N

1. shoulder:

shoulder

spalla f

on or over one's shoulder

sulla spalla, in spalla

on or over one's shoulders

sulle spalle

this jacket is too tight across the shoulders

questa giacca è troppo stretta di spalle

to put one's shoulders back

tirare indietro le spalle

to straighten one's shoulders

raddrizzare or tirare su le spalle

to look over sb's shoulder

guardare da dietro le spalle di qn

to cry on sb's shoulder

piangere sulla spalla di qn

I am always there if you need a shoulder to cry on

se hai bisogno di una spalla su cui piangere, sai che io sono qui

his shoulders shook with laughter, sobs

era scosso dalle risate, dai singhiozzi

to have round shoulders

avere le spalle curve

to look (back) over one's shoulder

guardarsi alle spalle also fig

the burden, responsibility is or falls on my shoulders

il peso, la responsabilità cade sulle mie spalle

to stand shoulder to shoulder two people:

stare fianco a fianco

to work shoulder to shoulder

lavorare spalla a spalla

2. shoulder (on mountain):

shoulder

spalla f

3. shoulder FASHION:

shoulder

spalla f

4. shoulder (on road):

shoulder

bordo m

5. shoulder FOOD:

shoulder

spalla f

II.-shouldered COMP

to be round-shouldered

avere le spalle curve

to be narrow, square-shouldered

avere le spalle strette, quadrate

III.shoulder [Brit ˈʃəʊldə, Am ˈʃoʊldər] VB trans

1. shoulder bag, implement:

shoulder

mettere [qc] in spalla

to shoulder one's gun

mettersi il fucile in spalla

to shoulder arms MIL

eseguire lo spallarm

shoulder arms! MIL

spallarm!

2. shoulder fig:

shoulder burden, task

caricarsi di

shoulder responsibility, expense

addossarsi, sobbarcarsi

3. shoulder (push):

to shoulder one's way through crowd

farsi largo a spallate tra

to shoulder sb aside

spostare qn con una spallata

IV.shoulder [Brit ˈʃəʊldə, Am ˈʃoʊldər]

to be or stand head and shoulders above sb

sorpassare qn di una buona testa

to be or stand head and shoulders above sb fig

lasciare indietro qn

to have a good head on one's shoulders

avere la testa sulle spalle

to have an old head on young shoulders

essere più maturo della propria età

to put one's shoulder to the wheel

mettersi all'opera

to rub shoulders with sb

frequentare qn

straight from the shoulder inf comment, criticism:

sincero

to give it to sb straight from the shoulder inf

dirla a qn senza peli sulla lingua

I.cold shoulder [ˌkəʊldˈʃəʊldə(r)] N

to give sb the cold shoulder

trattare qn con freddezza

to get the cold shoulder

essere trattato con freddezza

II.cold shoulder [ˌkəʊldˈʃəʊldə(r)] VB trans

cold shoulder

trattare con freddezza

also shrug of the shoulders">

I.also shrug of the shoulders N

also shrug of the shoulders

scrollata f di spalle

to give a shrug

scrollare le spalle

II.also shrug one's shoulders <forma in -ing shrugging, pt, pp shrugged> VB trans

also shrug one's shoulders

scrollare le spalle

I.shout [Brit ʃaʊt, Am ʃaʊt] N

1. shout (cry):

shout

grido m

shout

urlo m (of di)

to give a shout of warning, joy

mandare un grido di avvertimento, di gioia

there were shouts of “bravo!”

si sentiva gridare “bravo!”

2. shout Brit (round of drinks):

shout inf

giro m

II.shout [Brit ʃaʊt, Am ʃaʊt] VB trans

1. shout:

shout (cry out)

gridare

shout (stronger)

urlare

“stop!” she shouted

“fermati!” gridò lei

2. shout Brit (buy) inf:

to shout a round (of drinks)

pagare da bere (a tutti)

III.shout [Brit ʃaʊt, Am ʃaʊt] VB intr

shout

gridare

shout

urlare

to shout at sb

gridare contro qn

to shout at or to sb to do

gridare a qn di fare

to shout with excitement, anger

gridare per l'emozione, per la rabbia

to shout for help

gridare (per chiedere) aiuto

what are they shouting about?

perché gridano?

IV.shout [Brit ʃaʊt, Am ʃaʊt]

I'll give you a shout

ti chiamo io

it's nothing to shout about

non è niente di speciale, di straordinario

I.shout out VB [ʃaʊt -] (shout out)

shout out

mandare un grido

II.shout out VB [ʃaʊt -] (shout out [sth])

shout out names, answers:

shout out

gridare

shoulder pad [Brit, Am ˈʃoʊldər ˌpæd] N FASHION

shoulder pad

spallina f

shoulder joint [Am ˈʃoʊldər dʒɔɪnt] N

shoulder joint

articolazione f della spalla

soft shoulder [Brit, Am sɔft ˈʃoʊldər] N

soft shoulder

banchina f non transitabile

shoulder blade [Brit, Am ˈʃoʊldər ˌbleɪd] N

shoulder blade

scapola f

shouldn in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for shouldn in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.shoulder [ˈʃoʊl·dɚ] N

1. shoulder ANAT:

shoulder

spalla f

shoulder to shoulder

fianco a fianco

to glance over one's shoulder

guardare al di sopra delle spalle di qu

to sling sth over one's shoulder

mettersi qc sulle spalle

to be sb's shoulder to cry on

offrire a qu una spalla su cui piangere

to lift a burden off one's shoulders fig

togliersi un peso

2. shoulder (piece of meat):

shoulder

spalla f

3. shoulder (side of road):

shoulder

area f di sosta

4. shoulder (shoulder-like part of sth):

shoulder

spalla f

Phrases:

to rub shoulders with sb

frequentare qu

to stand shoulder to shoulder with sb

spalleggiare qu

II.shoulder [ˈʃoʊl·dɚ] VB trans

1. shoulder:

shoulder

spingere

to shoulder one's way

farsi largo a spinte

to shoulder sb aside

spingere qu da una parte con una spallata

2. shoulder (place on one's shoulders):

shoulder

caricarsi in spalla

3. shoulder (accept):

shoulder responsibility

sobbarcarsi

should [ʃʊd] VB aux

1. should (expression of advisability):

to insist that sb should do sth

insistere perché qu faccia qc

2. should (asking for advice):

should I/we …?

devo/dobbiamo …?

3. should (expression of expectation):

I should be so lucky! inf

magari fossi così fortunato!

4. should form (expressing a condition):

I should like to see her

mi piacerebbe vederla

5. should (rhetorical expression):

why should I/you …?

perché dovrei/dovresti …?

6. should form (would):

we should like to invite you

ci piacerebbe invitarla

shoulder N (on road)

shoulder

corsia f d'emergenza

shoulder blade N

shoulder blade

scapola f

shoulder bag N

shoulder bag

borsa f a tracolla

shoulder strap N

shoulder strap

bretella f

shoulder pad N

shoulder pad

spallina f

shout down VB trans

shout down

zittire a urla

shout out VB trans

shout out

gridare

I.shout [ʃaʊt] N

shout

grido m

Phrases:

to give sb a shout inf

fare un fischio a qu

II.shout [ʃaʊt] VB intr

shout

gridare

to shout at sb

gridare a qu

to shout for help

gridare aiuto

Phrases:

to give sb sth to shout about

dare a qu motivo di rallegrarsi

III.shout [ʃaʊt] VB trans

shout

gridare

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

On the other hand, the pineapples shouldn't be too cloyingly sweet either.

lifestyle.inquirer.net

The content of the message is telling - it suggests an obeisance which shouldn't exist between politicians and media and certainly never in secret.

www.nbr.co.nz

Councillors shouldn't have to break a sweat approving this townhouse and seniors apartment project.

www.stcatharinesstandard.ca

Another celebrity giving us their tuppence worth about what we shouldn't be wearing.

www.herald.ie

We spend hours of airtime and acres of print debating the worthless tripe spewed by twerps when we shouldn't even give them the time of day.

www.irishmirror.ie

If the Cornish people want autonomy and it would improve their lives, why shouldn't they have self-rule once again?

en.wikipedia.org

The song's lyrics show a woman's view of romance and belittles the stereotype that men shouldn't show emotions.

en.wikipedia.org

But in a city of backyards, it shouldn't be surprising that the NIMBY forces are so unabashed in their willingness to criticize.

www.thestar.com

But not often, which is why we shouldn't jump on our high horse too much about this incident.

www.independent.co.uk

Getting any home electronics installed shouldn't be a lot of work.

www.kotaku.com.au