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allacciando
by fastening

in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Italian
Italian
English
English

I. allacciare [allatˈtʃare] VB trans

1. allacciare:

allacciare cintura, vestito

2. allacciare MED:

allacciare arteria, vena

3. allacciare (stringere rapporti):

allacciare relazioni, rapporti

4. allacciare TECH:

allacciare telefono, corrente

5. allacciare (collegare a una rete):

allacciare tubo, casa
to connect a: to

II. allacciarsi VB refl

allacciarsi vestito, cintura
English
English
Italian
Italian
fasten up shoe
hook up garment
hook up ELEC, TECH appliance
lace up shoes, boots, corset, dress

in the PONS Dictionary

Italian
Italian
English
English

I. allacciare [al·la·ˈtʃa:·re] VB trans

1. allacciare:

2. allacciare TECH (collegare):

3. allacciare fig (stringere: amicizia):

II. allacciare [al·la·ˈtʃa:·re] VB refl

English
English
Italian
Italian
buckle belt, shoes
fasten dress
do up shoes
Presente
ioallaccio
tuallacci
lui/lei/Leiallaccia
noiallacciamo
voiallacciate
loroallacciano
Imperfetto
ioallacciavo
tuallacciavi
lui/lei/Leiallacciava
noiallacciavamo
voiallacciavate
loroallacciavano
Passato remoto
ioallacciai
tuallacciasti
lui/lei/Leiallacciò
noiallacciammo
voiallacciaste
loroallacciarono
Futuro semplice
ioallaccerò
tuallaccerai
lui/lei/Leiallaccerà
noiallacceremo
voiallaccerete
loroallacceranno

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Mentre si veste per uscire, si china per allacciare la scarpa e ad un tratto i pantaloni, nella parte posteriore si strappano.
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La prima versione di un caestus per combattere era costituita da una serie di cinghie di cuoio che venivano allacciate sulla mano.
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Alcuni nastri variopinti venivano prima benedetti nella cappella e poi allacciati al braccio sinistro dei due "compari" che divenivano dall'ora in poi amici inseparabili.
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Fu in questa occasione che il patrizio lombardo entrò in contatto con l'ambiente della corte torinese, allacciando numerosi legami politici.
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Entrambi calzavano dei sandali di cuoio di lama (usuta), allacciati al piede con un cordone di lana di vivaci colori.
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