trog in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for trog in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.trot [Brit trɒt, Am trɑt] N

1. trot (of horse):

trot

trotto m

at a or the trot

al trotto

to break into a trot animal:

mettersi al trotto

to break into a trot person:

mettersi a trottare

her children followed at a trot

i suoi bambini trotterellavano dietro di lei

to have a trot round the shops inf

fare un giro dei negozi

2. trot (run of luck) inf:

to have or be on a good, bad trot

essere in or attraversare un periodo di fortuna, sfortuna

3. trot Am inf:

trot SCHOOL, UNIV (to cheat)

bigliettino m

trot SCHOOL, UNIV (to cheat)

fogliettino m

trot (to translate)

bigino m

II.the trots N

the trots npl inf:

the trots

la diarrea

III.trot <forma in -ing trotting, pt, pp trotted> [Brit trɒt, Am trɑt] VB trans

trot horse:

trot

fare trottare, mettere al trotto

IV.trot <forma in -ing trotting, pt, pp trotted> [Brit trɒt, Am trɑt] VB intr

1. trot horse, animal, rider:

trot

trottare

to trot away, past

andarsene al trotto, passare al trotto

2. trot (run, move briskly):

trot person:

trottare, camminare velocemente

trot child:

trotterellare

trot woman in heels:

tacchettare

to trot down the road

percorrere la strada trottando

to trot along, away

correre via, andarsene in fretta

trot next door and borrow some tea! inf

corri dai vicini a chiedere in prestito del tè!

V.trot [Brit trɒt, Am trɑt]

to be on the trot inf

essere sempre indaffarato, non fermarsi un attimo

to keep sb on the trot inf

fare trottare or sgobbare qn

on the trot inf (one after the other)

uno dopo l'altro

on the trot (continuously)

continuamente

turkey trot [Am ˈtərki trɑt] N HISTORY

turkey trot (dance)

= ballo da sala a ritmo di ragtime, in voga all'inizio del XX secolo

sitting trot [ˌsɪtɪŋˈtrɒt] N RIDING

sitting trot

trotto m seduto

trot out VB [trɒt -] inf (trot out [sth])

trot out excuse, explanation, argument:

trot out

tirare fuori

Trot [Brit trɒt, Am trɑt] N inf, pej

Trot short for Trotskyist

Trot

trotzkista mf

See also Trotskyist

I.Trotskyist [Brit ˈtrɒtskɪɪst, Am ˈtrɑtskiɪst] ADJ

Trotskyist

trotzkista

II.Trotskyist [Brit ˈtrɒtskɪɪst, Am ˈtrɑtskiɪst] N

Trotskyist

trotzkista mf

frog [Brit frɒɡ, Am frɔɡ, frɑɡ] N

1. frog ZOOL:

frog

rana f

frog

ranocchio m

2. frog (on violin bow):

frog

nasetto m

3. frog RAIL:

frog

bivio m

4. frog FASHION:

frog

alamaro m

5. frog inf, pej:

Frog

francese mf

to have a frog in one's throat

avere la raucedine

nurse-frog [ˈnɜːsˌfrɒɡ, -ˌfrɔːɡ] N

nurse-frog

alite m ostetrico

grog [Brit ɡrɒɡ, Am ɡrɑɡ] N

grog

grog m

prog¹ [Brit prɒɡ, Am prɑɡ] N Brit

prog inf short for programme

prog TV, RADIO

programma m

See also programme

I.programme, program [Brit ˈprəʊɡram] N

1. programme:

programme TV, RADIO (single broadcast)

programma m

programme TV, RADIO (single broadcast)

trasmissione f (about su)

programme (schedule of broadcasting)

programmi mpl

programme (schedule of broadcasting)

trasmissioni fpl

jazz, news programmes

programmi di jazz, notiziari

to do a programme

fare un programma (on su)

2. programme (plan, schedule):

programme

programma m (of di)

research, training programme

programma di ricerca, di formazione

what's on the programme (for today)?

che cosa c'è in programma (per oggi)?

3. programme:

programme MUS, THEAT (booklet)

programma m

programme (plan for season)

programma m

programme (plan for season)

cartellone m

II.programme, program [Brit ˈprəʊɡram] VB trans (set)

programme machine

programmare (to do per fare)

we are programmed from birth to be social beings

siamo programmati fin dalla nascita per essere animali sociali

grog-shop [ˈɡrɒɡʃɒp] N

grog-shop

bettola f

grog-shop

bar m

trog in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for trog in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.trot [trɑ:t] N

1. trot of horse:

trot

trotto m

2. trot pl inf (diarrhea):

to have the trots

aver la cagarella

Phrases:

on the trot

di fila

II.trot [trɑ:t] VB intr

1. trot:

trot horse

trottare

trot person

trotterellare

2. trot (run at moderate pace):

trot

camminare a passo veloce

3. trot (go busily):

trot

trottare

III.trot <-tt-> [trɑ:t] VB trans (horse)

trot

mettere al trotto

trot along VB intr, trot off VB intr

trot along

affrettarsi

trot out VB trans

trot out excuse, explanation:

trot out

ritirar fuori

to trot out arguments

ritirare in ballo gli stessi argomenti

grog [grɑ:g] N

grog

grog m inv

frog-march [ˈfrɑ:g·mɑ:rtʃ] VB trans

frog-march

trascinare via con la forza dopo aver legato le braccia dietro la schiena

frog¹ [frɑ:g] N

frog ZOOL:

frog

rana f

Phrases:

to have a frog in one's throat

avere un raspino (in gola)

frog² [frɑ:g] N pej (French person)

frog

mangiarane mf francese

prog. N

prog. abbreviation of program

prog.

programma m

See also program

I.program [ˈproʊ·græm] N

program

programma m

II.program <-mm-> [ˈproʊ·græm] VB trans

program

programmare

troop carrier N

troop carrier

mezzo m corazzato per il trasporto delle truppe

treasure trove N

treasure trove

tesoro m trovato

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

You are a thick-headed trog.

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A young trog may keep a pet during this time.

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Trog clears up bodies, puts slime on the walls, that kind of thing.

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