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dritto, -a
I. straight [Brit streɪt, Am streɪt] N
1. straight SPORTS:
straight
back straight
into the straight
2. straight GAMES:
straight
straight
3. straight (heterosexual):
straight inf
II. straight [Brit streɪt, Am streɪt] ADJ
1. straight (not bent or curved):
straight line, cut, edge, road, stretch
straight chair
straight hair
dead straight
dead straight hair
in a straight line
2. straight (level, upright):
straight fixture, post, shelf, hem, edge, wall
straight garment, bedclothes, rug, tablecloth
is the picture straight now?
the picture isn't straight
your tie isn't straight
to put or set sth straight furniture, picture, mirror
to put or set sth straight tie, hat
to have a straight back
a straight(-sided) glass
3. straight (tidy, in order):
straight
to get or put sth straight
mettere qc a posto also fig
4. straight (clear):
to get sth straight
have you got that straight?
now let's get one thing straight
to put or set sb straight about sth
chiarire qc a qn
to set matters straight
to put or set the record straight
5. straight (honest, direct):
straight person
straight answer, question
straight advice, tip
to be straight with sb
I want a straight answer to a straight question
it's time for straight talking
6. straight (unconditional):
straight contradiction
straight majority, profit, choice
straight denial, refusal, rejection
to do a straight swap
a straight fight Brit POL
7. straight (undiluted):
straight spirits, drink
8. straight (consecutive):
straight wins, defeats
she got straightAs SCHOOL
ha presoAin tutto
to win, lose in straight sets SPORTS
to vote a straight ticket Am POL
9. straight THEAT:
straight actor, play, role
10. straight (quits):
to be straight
to get oneself straight
11. straight inf person:
straight (conventional)
straight (not on drugs)
straight (heterosexual)
III. straight [Brit streɪt, Am streɪt] ADV
1. straight (not obliquely or crookedly):
straight walk, stand up, grow, fly, steer, hang, cut, throw, hit
straight shoot
stand up straight!
sit up straight!
she held her arm out straight
to go straight ahead
to look straight ahead
to look sb straight in the eye or face
can you see straight?
he headed straight for the bar
he went straight for me
the car was coming straight at or towards me
she was looking straight at me
straight above our heads
straight down into the ground
straight up in the air
they drove straight past me
she drove straight into a tree
keep straight on, it's on the left
2. straight (without delay):
straight
to go straight home
to go straight to bed
she went straight back to Paris
shall we go straight there?
she wrote straight back
to come straight to the point
straight after
straight away, straight off
3. straight (frankly):
straight
I'll tell you straight or I'll give it to you straight inf
give it to me straight inf
straight out
she told him straight out that
to play straight with sb fig
4. straight THEAT (conventionally):
straight act, produce
5. straight (neat):
to drink one's whisky straight
IV. straight [Brit streɪt, Am streɪt]
to keep a straight face
to keep to the straight and narrow
to go straight inf criminal:
straight up? Brit inf
straight up? Brit inf
back straight [ˈbækstreɪt] N SPORTS
back straight (in oval racecourse)
straight-faced [Brit ˌstreɪtˈfeɪst, Am ˈstreɪt ˈˌfeɪst] ADJ
straight-faced
straight-faced
straight arrow [Brit, Am] N Am
straight arrow
straight right [ˌstreɪtˈrait] N SPORTS
straight right
straight flush [Am ˌstreɪt ˈfləʃ] N GAMES
straight flush
home straight N SPORTS
home straight
home straight
straight-line [Am ˌstreɪtˈlaɪn] ADJ
1. straight-line (undeviating):
straight-line
straight-line fig
2. straight-line ADMIN:
straight-line
straight left [ˌstreɪtˈleft] N SPORTS
straight left
straight arch [ˈstreɪtˌɑːtʃ] N ARCHIT
straight arch
English
English
Italian
Italian
I. straight [streɪt] ADJ
1. straight (not bent):
straight
2. straight (honest):
straight
to be straight with sb
3. straight:
straight (plain)
straight (undiluted) gin, vodka
4. straight (consecutive):
straight
she won in straight sets
5. straight THEAT (not comic):
straight
6. straight (traditional):
straight
7. straight inf (heterosexual):
straight
II. straight [streɪt] ADV
1. straight (in a direct line):
straight
to go straight ahead
to come straight at sb
to head straight for sth
2. straight (at once):
to get straight to the point
3. straight inf (honestly):
straight
to give it to sb straight
4. straight (clearly):
straight see, think
III. straight [streɪt] N (straight line)
straight
the finishing straight
straight-out [ˌstreɪt·ˈaʊt] ADJ inf
straight-out answer
straight-out refusal
straight-laced [ˈstreɪt·leɪst] ADJ
straight-laced → strait-laced
strait-laced [ˈstreɪt·leɪst] ADJ
Italian
Italian
English
English
diritto (-a)
retto (-a)
piatto (-a) (angolo)
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Flex the abdominal muscle and keep back straight.
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Kneeling or sitting cross-legged, keep your back straight (most important), your chin slightly tucked in, and your shoulders slightly back.
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The body is wide, the back straight, and the croup well-muscled.
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The back straight is 1200 ft (400m) and the home straight is 800 ft (260m).
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He telegraphed his second-last boneshaker first time and was again ragged over the same set of fences down the back straight.
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