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长柄
to remove one's shoes
I. scalzare [skalˈtsare] VB trans
1. scalzare arch:
scalzare qn
to remove sb's shoes, to take sb's shoes off
2. scalzare MED:
scalzare dente
to expose the roots of
3. scalzare AGR:
scalzare
to hoe
scalzare albero
to bare the roots of
4. scalzare TECH:
scalzare edificio, fondamenta
to undermine
5. scalzare (mandare via) fig:
scalzare candidato, rivale
to oust
scalzare qn da impiego, carica
to edge sb out of
6. scalzare (indebolire) fig:
scalzare l'autorità di qn
to undermine or sap sb's authority
II. scalzarsi VB refl (restare scalzo)
scalzarsi
to take off one's shoes and socks
Presente
ioscalzo
tuscalzi
lui/lei/Leiscalza
noiscalziamo
voiscalzate
loroscalzano
Imperfetto
ioscalzavo
tuscalzavi
lui/lei/Leiscalzava
noiscalzavamo
voiscalzavate
loroscalzavano
Passato remoto
ioscalzai
tuscalzasti
lui/lei/Leiscalzò
noiscalzammo
voiscalzaste
loroscalzarono
Futuro semplice
ioscalzerò
tuscalzerai
lui/lei/Leiscalzerà
noiscalzeremo
voiscalzerete
loroscalzeranno
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Il 2 dicembre una colonna di fanteria spagnola irruppe nelle linee marocchine e riuscì a scalzare il nemico.
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Claire è ancora nell'albergo e torna a casa la mattina dopo scalza, abbandonando le costose scarpe nella stanza.
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Braxton si aggira scalza in un set bianco composto da alcune colonne.
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Nelle zone a forte idrodinamismo, invece, i rizomi possono essere scalzati, creando delle formazioni dette intermatte, costituite da canali di erosione.
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L'istituto, aggregato all'ordine carmelitano scalzo dal 16 marzo 1936, divenne di diritto pontificio con decreto del 26 maggio 1954.
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