stuck-up in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for stuck-up in the English»Italian Dictionary

stuck-up [Brit stʌkˈʌp, Am ˈˌstək ˈəp] ADJ inf

stuck-up

pieno di sé, montato

Translations for stuck-up in the Italian»English Dictionary

I.montato [monˈtato] VB pp

montato → montare

II.montato [monˈtato] ADJ

1. montato FOOD:

montato panna, albumi

whipped

2. montato inf:

montato

swollen headed

montato

swell headed Am

montato

stuck-up

III.montato (montata) [monˈtato] N m (f)

essere un montato

to have a swollen head

essere un montato

to be swollen headed

essere un montato

to be a swellhead Am

See also montare

I.montare [monˈtare] VB trans

1. montare (cavalcare):

montare

to ride

montare cavallo

to straddle

2. montare (salire):

montare

to mount

montare

to go up

montare scala, gradini

to climb

3. montare ZOOL (fecondare):

montare

to mount

montare

to cover

montare

to serve

montare

to service

4. montare (gonfiare, enfatizzare):

montare fig

to blow up

montare fig

to play up

montare notizia

to exaggerate

5. montare TECH:

montare (assemblare)

to assemble mobile, apparecchio, macchina

montare (assemblare)

to erect tenda

montare (assemblare)

to set up tenda

montare (assemblare)

to put up tenda

montare (installare)

to fit serratura, porta, finestra

montare (installare)

to fix (up) scaffale

montare (installare)

to put up scaffale

montare (installare)

to get on ruota

montare (installare)

to hang cancello, porta

ci siamo fatti montare una nuova cucina

we had a new kitchen installed

è montata la tenda?

is the tent up?

6. montare CINE:

montare

to edit

montare film

to cut

7. montare (incastonare):

montare

to mount

montare pietra preziosa

to set

8. montare (incorniciare):

montare incisione, stampa, fotografia

to mount

9. montare FOOD:

montare albume, panna, maionese

to whip

panna da montare

whipping cream

montare i bianchi a neve

beat the egg whites until stiff

10. montare MIL:

montare la guardia a qn, qc

to mount (a) guard over sb, sth

II.montare [monˈtare] VB intr

1. montare aux essere (salire):

montare

to mount

montare

to climb

montare sulle spalle di qn

to climb or mount on sb's shoulders

montare su un albero

to climb a tree

montare in bicicletta

to get or jump on one's bike

monta in macchina!

get in the car!

montare in treno

to get on the train

montare sulla scala

to climb (up) the ladder

montare in groppa a asino, cavallo

to get (up) on or to mount

montare in sella

to climb into the saddle

2. montare aux avere (cavalcare):

montare

to ride

3. montare aux essere (aumentare):

montare marea:

to rise

montare marea:

to flow

il livello delle acque è montato

the level of the waters has risen

4. montare aux essere (crescere d'intensità) fig:

montare collera:

to mount

montare collera:

to surge

montare collera:

to build up

gli è montato il sangue alla testa

the blood rose or rushed to his head

5. montare aux essere (sorgere):

montare astri:

to rise

6. montare aux essere MIL:

montare di guardia

to go on guard, to mount guard, to go on watch

III.montarsi VB refl

montarsi la testa (per qc)

to get a swelled head, to have a swollen head, to get above oneself, to get too big for one's boots or breeches

hai vinto, ma non montarti la testa

you've won, but don't let it go to your head

IV.montare [monˈtare]

montare la testa a qn

to make sb's head swell

montare in bestia

to fly off the handle, to fly into a rage, to blow a fuse

montare in collera

to fly into a rage or temper, to work oneself into a rage

montare in cattedra or sul pulpito

to pontificate, to get on one's high horse

stuck-up in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for stuck-up in the English»Italian Dictionary

stuck-up [ˌstʌk·ˈʌp] ADJ inf

stuck-up

pieno di sè

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I don't want anyone stuck-up or anyone who can't have fun.

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I had expectations of a stuck-up, ageing diva.

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It's rudeness, bad manners, the words of (let us not mince words here) a stuck-up fool.

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He is a typical stuck-up star, and is also very ruthless.

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You expect people in the industry to be stuck-up, but she was phenomenal and lovely.

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It isn't about being stuck-up, it's just a plain and simple fact.

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He is arrogant and stuck-up; he admires no one but himself.

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She's a budding ballerina who sometimes tends to be snooty and stuck-up.

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She is bossy and stuck-up, and her biggest desire is to be better than most people, but there is a sweeter side to her.

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He is a generally stuck-up, arrogant character who finds himself incredibly handsome.

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