slammed in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for slammed in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.slam [Brit slam, Am slæm] N

1. slam (of door):

slam

sbattimento m

to shut sth with a slam

sbattere qc

2. slam GAMES:

slam

slam m

grand, little or small slam

grande, piccolo slam

3. slam Am (jail):

slam inf

gattabuia f

II.slam <forma in -ing slamming, pt, pp slammed> [Brit slam, Am slæm] VB trans

1. slam (shut loudly):

slam person: door

sbattere

slam wind: door

fare sbattere

to slam sth shut

sbattere qc

to slam the door behind one

sbattere la porta uscendo

to slam the door in sb's face

sbattere la porta in faccia a qn also fig

2. slam (with violence):

to slam one's fist, a cup onto the table

battere il pugno, sbattere una tazza sul tavolo

to slam the ball into the net

scagliare la palla in rete

to slam sb into a wall

scaraventare qn contro il muro

to slam the brakes on or to slam on the brakes inf

inchiodare

3. slam (criticize):

slam inf

criticare duramente, stroncare (for per; for doing per avere fatto)

to slam a policy as useless

criticare l'inutilità di una politica

to slam sb as a dictator

accusare qn di essere un dittatore

to be slammed by sb

farsi criticare duramente da qn

4. slam (defeat):

slam inf

stracciare

III.slam <forma in -ing slamming, pt, pp slammed> [Brit slam, Am slæm] VB intr

1. slam door, window:

slam

sbattere (against contro)

to hear the door slam

sentire sbattere la porta

to slam shut

sbattere

Phrases:

to slam into sth vehicle, boxer, body:

sbattere contro qc

I.slam-bang [Am ˈslæmˌbæŋ] ADJ Am inf

1. slam-bang (loud):

slam-bang

fragoroso

2. slam-bang (all-out):

slam-bang effort

massimo

II.slam-bang [Am ˈslæmˌbæŋ] ADV

to walk or go slam-bang into sth

sbattere violentemente contro qc

grand slam® [Brit ˌɡrand ˈslam] N

1. grand slam (in bridge):

grand slam

grande slam m

a grand slam in spades

un grande slam di picche

2. grand slam SPORTS (in tennis):

a Grand Slam tournament

un torneo del Grande Slam

slam dunk [Brit, Am ˈslæm ˌdənk] N Am

slam dunk SPORTS inf:

slam dunk (in basketball)

schiacciata f (a canestro)

I.slam down VB [slam -] (slam down)

slam down heavy object, lid:

slam down

sbattere (onto su)

II.slam down VB [slam -] (slam down [sth], slam [sth] down)

slam down receiver, phone, lid, car bonnet

sbattere

slam down object, book

sbattere, scagliare (on, onto su)

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she slammed the door defiantly

ha sbattuto la porta con insolenza

Translations for slammed in the Italian»English Dictionary

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slam

slam

grande, piccolo slam

grand, little slam

Grande Slam

Grand Slam®

ha sbattuto la porta con insolenza

she slammed the door defiantly

sbatacchiare

to slam

sbatacchiare porta:

to slam

sbattere

to slam

sbattere la porta in faccia a qn fig

to slam the door on sb or in sb's face

sbattere

to slam su: on contro: against

sbatté il libro sul tavolo

he slammed the book on the table

sbattere giù il telefono

to slam down the phone, to bang down the receiver

la porta sbatté (chiudersi)

the door slammed or banged shut

slammed in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for slammed in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.slam <-mm-> [slæm] VB trans

1. slam (strike):

slam

colpire

to slam the door

sbattere la porta

to slam a window shut

chiudere una finestra con un colpo

to slam the ball into the net

sparare il pallone in rete

to slam the phone down on sb

sbattere il telefono in faccia a qu

2. slam inf (criticize):

slam

fare a pezzi

II.slam <-mm-> [slæm] VB intr

1. slam (close noisily):

slam

sbattere

2. slam (hit hard):

to slam against sth

sbattere contro qc

to slam into sth

sbattere contro qc

III.slam [slæm] N

slam of door:

slam

sbattimento m

to close a book with a slam

chiudere un libro con un gesto brusco

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to slam a door shut

chiudere una porta con una spinta

to slam the door in sb's face

sbattere la porta in faccia a qn

Translations for slammed in the Italian»English Dictionary

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sbattere

to slam

sbattere qc sul tavolo

to slam sth down on the table

chiudere la porta in faccia a qu fig

to slam the door in sb's face

slammed Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to slam the door

sbattere la porta

to slam a window shut

chiudere una finestra con un colpo

to slam the ball into the net

sparare il pallone in rete

to slam the phone down on sb

sbattere il telefono in faccia a qu

to slam into sth

sbattere contro qc

to close a book with a slam

chiudere un libro con un gesto brusco

to slam a door shut

chiudere una porta con una spinta

to slam the door in sb's face

sbattere la porta in faccia a qn

to slam the door in sb's face

chiudere la porta in faccia a qu fig

to slam sth down on the table

sbattere qc sul tavolo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

When the repairman left, he slammed the door closed.

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The door slammed shut as my fellow traveler got into my car.

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She slammed the glue stick on my fingers; she slammed it down on my thumb.

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The aircraft was damaged beyond economical repair when it slammed back onto the ground.

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Turned out that he suffered something akin to a stinger, having slammed his funny bone against the hardwood.

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Hearing footsteps on the pavement behind her, she became frightened and slammed the knocker against the door with unintermitting violence, drawing attention to herself.

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The restaurant has a life-sized shark piece of theming that appears to have been slammed into the side of the building.

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I slammed on my brakes so hard my car juddered to a halt and stalled.

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The door then creaked and slammed shut, followed by a repeat of the show's ominous theme music.

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Her body collided with the trunk of the tree, while the car slammed into a second tree.

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