vise in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for vise in the English»Italian Dictionary

vise

vise → vice

See also vice³, vice⁴, vice², vice¹

I.vice³, vise [Brit vʌɪs, Am vaɪs] N TECH

vice

morsa f

II.vice³, vise [Brit vʌɪs, Am vaɪs] VB trans

vice

chiudere in una morsa

vice⁴ [Brit vʌɪs, Am vaɪs] N

vice

sostituto m / sostituta f

vice

vice mf

vice² [Brit vʌɪs, Am vaɪs] PREP

vice

al posto di, invece di

vice¹ [Brit vʌɪs, Am vaɪs] N

1. vice (failing):

vice

vizio m

vice hum

debolezza f

2. vice (corruption):

vice

corruzione m

3. vice before n (related to sex):

vice laws

contro la prostituzione

vice scandal

sessuale

I.vice³, vise [Brit vʌɪs, Am vaɪs] N TECH

vice

morsa f

II.vice³, vise [Brit vʌɪs, Am vaɪs] VB trans

vice

chiudere in una morsa

vise-like

vise-like → vice-like

See also vice-like

vice-like, vise-like [Brit ˈvʌɪslʌɪk] ADJ

vice-like grip:

vice-like

(saldo) come una morsa (d'acciaio)

vice-like, vise-like [Brit ˈvʌɪslʌɪk] ADJ

vice-like grip:

vice-like

(saldo) come una morsa (d'acciaio)

Translations for vise in the Italian»English Dictionary

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vise in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for vise in the English»Italian Dictionary

vise [vaɪs] N

vise

morsa f

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English

This is one vise that should be designed into the bench from the beginning, as it is difficult to retrofit into an existing bench.

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Additionally, he suffered from a severe migraine that can be cured by clamping his head in a vise, and apparently caused no harm upon him.

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He left air space at the top of the bottle, and the cork would then be sealed firmly in the jar by using a vise.

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The steel quick-action vise doesn't suffer so much from this problem.

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The primary drawback of the shoulder vise is its fragility.

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An engineer's vise is bolted onto the top surface of a workbench, with the face of the fixed jaws just forward of its front edge.

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His present viselike grip on much of the navy was doing it much harm.

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The tailor stuck his legs out the window and threatened the bear with the claim that they were a vise.

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The vise is often used to hold objects in place when working on a piece.

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There is some argument over whether vise means advice or devise.

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