vertrauensw�rdig in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for vertrauensw�rdig in the English»Italian Dictionary

RDA N

RDA → recommended daily amount

RDA

dose giornaliera raccomandata

RDA

RDA f

See also recommended daily amount

recommended daily amount [rekəˌmendɪdˌdeɪlɪəˈmaʊnt] N

recommended daily amount

dose f giornaliera consigliata

I.dig in VB [dɪɡ -] (dig in)

1. dig in MIL:

dig in

trincerarsi also fig

2. dig in (eat):

dig in inf

buttarsi sul cibo

dig in everybody! (at meal)

fatevi sotto!

II.dig in VB [dɪɡ -] (dig in [sth], dig [sth] in)

dig in AGR compost etc.

sotterrare

dig in (embed) teeth, weapon, stake

piantare, conficcare, affondare

to dig oneself in MIL

trincerarsi

I.dig [Brit dɪɡ, Am dɪɡ] N

1. dig:

dig (poke)

spintone m

dig (poke)

colpo m

dig (with elbow)

gomitata f (in in)

dig (with fist)

pugno m (in in)

to give sb a dig in the ribs

dare una gomitata nelle costole a qn

2. dig (jibe):

dig inf, fig

frecciata f

dig inf, fig

stoccata f (at a)

to take or get in a dig at sb

lanciare una frecciata a qn

that was a dig at you

quella era una frecciata per te

3. dig ARCHEOL:

dig

scavi mpl

to go on a dig

(andare a) fare degli scavi

4. dig AGR:

dig

scavo m

dig

sterro m

to give the garden a dig

dare una zappata al giardino

II.digs N

digs npl Brit (lodgings):

digs

camera f (ammobiliata)

digs

camera f d'affitto (presso privati)

to live in digs

abitare in una camera d'affitto

III.dig <forma in -ing digging, pt/pp dug> [Brit dɪɡ, Am dɪɡ] VB trans

1. dig (excavate):

dig ditch, tunnel, grave, trench

scavare (in in)

to dig a path through the snow

scavare un sentiero nella neve

to dig one's way or oneself out of sth

scavarsi un passaggio per uscire da qc

2. dig:

dig AGR garden, plot

zappare

dig ARCHEOL site

scavare, fare degli scavi in

3. dig (extract):

dig potatoes

cavare

dig root crops

raccogliere

dig coal, turf

estrarre (out of da)

4. dig (embed):

dig knife, needle etc.

piantare, conficcare, affondare (into in)

you're digging your nails into my arm!

mi stai conficcando le unghie nel braccio!

5. dig Am (like) inf:

she really digs that guy

quel ragazzo le piace un sacco

I don't dig soap operas

non mi piacciono le telenovelas

6. dig Am (look at):

dig rare, inf

guardare, dare un'occhiata a

dig that tie!

guarda un po' quella cravatta!

IV.dig <forma in -ing digging, pt/pp dug> [Brit dɪɡ, Am dɪɡ] VB intr

1. dig (excavate):

dig

scavare (into in)

dig AGR

zappare

dig ARCHEOL

scavare

dig ARCHEOL

fare degli scavi (into in)

to dig for ore, treasure, remains

scavare alla ricerca di, per trovare

to dig into one's reserves

intaccare le proprie riserve

to dig into one's reserves fig

scavare a fondo nelle proprie conoscenze

2. dig (search):

to dig in or into pockets, bag

frugare in

to dig in or into records

frugare fra

she dug into her bag for the ticket

frugò nella sua borsa per cercare il biglietto

to dig into sb's past

scavare nel passato di qn

Phrases:

to dig into (uncomfortably) springs, thorns: body part

piantarsi, conficcarsi, affondare in

double-digit [Brit, Am ˈdəbəl ˌdɪdʒɪt] ADJ

double-digit

a due cifre

double-digit inflation

inflazione a due cifre

digit [Brit ˈdɪdʒɪt, Am ˈdɪdʒɪt] N

1. digit (number):

digit

cifra f

a two-digit number

un numero di due cifre

2. digit ANAT (finger, toe):

digit

dito m

dig up VB [dɪɡ -] (dig up [sth], dig [sth] up)

dig up (unearth)

disseppellire

dig up (unearth)

(ri)portare alla luce

dig up (unearth)

raccogliere

dig up (unearth)

sradicare

dig up (unearth)

dissotterrare

dig up (turn over)

dissodare

dig up (turn over)

zappare

dig up (discover) fig

scoprire, cavare fuori

dig up (discover) fig

riesumare

dig out VB [dɪɡ -] (dig out [sth], dig [sth] out)

1. dig out:

dig out animal

stanare (of da)

dig out root

dissotterrare (of da)

dig out weed

estirpare (of da)

dig out splinter, nail

estrarre (of da)

dig out body

disseppellire, estrarre (of da)

2. dig out fig:

dig out book

pescare, scovare (of in)

dig out facts, information

scoprire, cavare fuori (of in)

dig at VB [dɪɡ -] (dig at [sb])

dig at

punzecchiare

infra dig [Brit ˌɪnfrə ˈdɪɡ, Am ˈˌɪnfrə ˈˌdɪɡ] ADJ hum

infra dig

indecoroso

dig into VB [dɪɡ -] (dig into [sth])

1. dig into bag, pockets:

dig into

frugare in

2. dig into fig sb's past:

dig into

scavare in

3. dig into (eat) inf:

dig into meal, cake

buttarsi su

vertrauensw�rdig in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for vertrauensw�rdig in the English»Italian Dictionary

digit [ˈdɪ·dʒɪt] N

1. digit (number):

digit

cifra f

2. digit (finger, toe):

digit

dito m

I.dig [dɪg] N

1. dig (poke):

dig

gomitata f

2. dig (excavation):

dig

scavo m

3. dig (sarcastic remark):

dig

frecciata f

II.dig <-gg-, dug, dug> [dɪg] VB intr

1. dig (turn over ground):

dig

scavare

to dig deeper fig

approfondire

2. dig (poke):

dig

conficcarsi

III.dig [dɪg] VB trans

1. dig (move ground):

dig

scavare

dig garden

zappare

2. dig (excavate):

dig

scavare

3. dig (stab, poke):

dig

conficcare

to dig one's elbow into sb's ribs

dare di gomito a qn

to dig one's spurs into a horse

speronare il cavallo

4. dig sl (like):

dig

piacere

Phrases:

to dig one's own grave

scavarsi la fossa

I.dig in VB intr inf (start eating)

come on, eveybody - dig in!

forza, cominciate!

II.dig in VB trans

dig in (bury):

dig in

interrare

Phrases:

to dig oneself in (dig trenches)

trincerarsi

to dig oneself in (establish oneself)

piazzarsi

to dig oneself in (settle in)

sistemarsi

die-hard N

die-hard

intransigente mf

a die-hard conservative

un irriducibile conservatore

dig up VB trans

1. dig up (from ground):

dig up

dissotterrare

2. dig up (excavate):

dig up

scavare

3. dig up fig (find out):

dig up

scovare

I.dig into VB intr

dig into

conficcarsi

Phrases:

to dig (deeper) into one's pockets

frugare nelle tasche

II.dig into VB trans always sep

dig into inf:

dig into

cominciare

Phrases:

to dig oneself into a hole

mettersi in una situazione difficile

Mardi Gras [ˈmɑr:·di·ˌgrɑ:] N

Mardi Gras

martedì m grasso

Mardi Gras

Mardi Gras è l'equivalente americano del carnevale. Questa festa fu istituita dai coloni francesi di New Orleans (nello stato denominato successivamente Louisiana). Nonostante la maggior parte della gente associ oggi il Mardi Gras a New Orleans, questa festa è altrettanto popolare a Biloxi/Mississippi e Mobile/Alabama. A New Orleans, le krewes (associazioni carnevalesche) organizzano in quel periodo un gran numero di feste e balli e una bellissima sfilata che ha luogo il giorno di martedì grasso.

hard disk N COMPUT

hard disk

disco m duro

dig out VB trans

dig out hole

scavare

dig out buried object

estrarre

gig² [gɪg] N

gig COMPUT abbreviation of gigabyte

gig

giga

See also gigabyte

gigabyte [ˈgɪ·gə·baɪt] N

gigabyte

gigabyte m inv