stale in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for stale in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.stale¹ [Brit steɪl, Am steɪl] ADJ

1. stale (old):

stale bread

vecchio, raffermo, stantio

stale beer, cake, biscuit

vecchio

stale cheese

stantio

stale air

viziato

stale odour

di vecchio

the smell of stale cigarette smoke

l'odore stantio di sigarette

the food is stale

il cibo non è fresco

to go stale bread, loaf:

diventare raffermo

to taste stale beer:

sapere di vecchio

to taste stale cheese:

sapere di stantio

to smell stale room, house:

puzzare di chiuso

2. stale (hackneyed):

stale jokes

detto e stradetto

stale ideas, ideals

superato, sorpassato

stale vocabulary, style

antiquato, sorpassato

stale convention

disusato

stale news

notizie vecchie

3. stale (tired):

stale player, performer

spossato

to feel stale

sentirsi sfinito

to get stale in a job

ammuffirsi nel lavoro

their marriage had gone stale

il loro matrimonio era ormai logoro

4. stale ECON:

stale cheque

scaduto

stale market

fermo

II.stale¹ [Brit steɪl, Am steɪl] VB trans

stale

rendere stantio

III.stale¹ [Brit steɪl, Am steɪl] VB intr

stale pleasure, delight:

esaurirsi

stale pastime:

diventare noioso

I.stale² [Brit steɪl, Am steɪl] N (of horse, cattle)

stale

urina f

II.stale² [Brit steɪl, Am steɪl] VB intr (urinate)

stale horse, cattle:

urinare

Translations for stale in the Italian»English Dictionary

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raffermo

stale

diventare raffermo

to go stale

urina (di animale)

stale

stantio pane, formaggio

stale

sapere di stantio

to taste stale

urinare animale:

to stale

sorpassato idee, teoria

stale

rancido fig

stale

pancotto

= bread soup consisting of stale bread boiled with garlic, rosemary and bay leaves

panzanella

panzanella (typical central Italian dish made from lightly toasted stale bread soaked in cold water and seasoned with tomatoes, oil, vinegar, salt and herbs)

stale in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for stale in the English»Italian Dictionary

stale [steɪl] ADJ

1. stale (not fresh):

stale

stantio, -a

stale bread

raffermo, -a

stale air

viziato, -a

stale joke

trito, -a e ritrito, -a

2. stale (tired):

stale

stanco, -a

Translations for stale in the Italian»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

raffermo (-a)

stale

viziato (-a)

stale

stantio (-a)

stale

stagnante (aria)

stale

panzanella

slice of stale bread with olive oil, salt, vinegar, tomato, and basil

sapere di vecchio (cibo)

to taste stale

stale Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

slice of stale bread with olive oil, salt, vinegar, tomato, and basil

panzanella

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They did note that the game was essentially unchanged and that the series, to some extent, is starting to get stale.

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A cheque may also be dishonored because it is stale or not cashed within a void after date.

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Its styling was stale, and for a sports car, its performance was generally regarded as less than adequate.

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The tunnel will have forced ventilation for extracting smoke and stale air and infusing fresh air.

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They needed a roll that would not become stale during the two weeks or more that they were at sea.

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Cyn also breaks up with him because their relationship was becoming stale.

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Generally, homemade bread goes stale faster than bread from a commercial baker because the former does not include preservatives.

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Classically, stale bread dipped in butter was used as the lining, but sponge cake or ladyfingers may be used today.

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She bases her main thesis on people opting to eat stale donuts versus waiting for fresh donuts, associating impulse-control problems with personal and professional instability.

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Stale bread could be used to make bread puddings, and bread crumbs served to thicken soups, stews, and sauces.

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