BIG NOISE - английски-италиански превод

В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

big noise [ˌbɪɡˈnɔɪz] СЪЩ разг

big noise → big shot

big shot [Am ˈbɪɡ ˌʃɑt] СЪЩ разг

big shot

pezzo м grosso

В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

английски

италиански

to be a big noise (in sth) разг

essere un pezzo grosso (in qc)

италиански

английски

un big della politica

a big noise in politics

pezzo grosso

big shot or noise

В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

I. noise [Brit nɔɪz, Am nɔɪz] СЪЩ

1. noise (sound):

noise

rumore м

aircraft, background, traffic noise

rumore degli aerei, di sottofondo, del traffico

loud, soft noise

rumore forte, leggero

to make a noise

fare rumore

above the noise of the engine

sopra il rumore del motore

a grinding, tinkling, rattling noise

un rumore stridulo, un tintinnio, un rumore di ferraglia

2. noise:

noise (din)

rumore м

noise (din)

frastuono м

noise (din)

baccano м

noise (shouting)

schiamazzo м

please make less noise!

per favore, fate meno rumore!

hold your noise! разг

calma! smettila di fare chiasso!

3. noise:

noise ELEC, ТЕЛ, ТВ

interferenze fpl

noise ELEC, ТЕЛ, ТВ

disturbi mpl

noise ELEC, ТЕЛ, ТВ

fruscio м

4. noise (comment, reaction):

noise

scalpore м

to make noises or a noise about sth

fare un gran cancan per qc

to make polite, sympathetic noises

mostrare gentilezza, comprensione

to make the right noises

dire la cosa giusta

5. noise ТЕАТ:

noises off

rumori fuori campo

II. noise [Brit nɔɪz, Am nɔɪz] ГЛАГ прх

noise → noise abroadnoise about

III. noise [Brit nɔɪz, Am nɔɪz]

to be a big noise (in sth) разг

essere un pezzo grosso (in qc)

big [Brit bɪɡ, Am bɪɡ] ПРИЛ

1. big (in build):

big (tall)

grande

big (strong)

forte

big (heavy)

grosso

to get big(ger) (taller)

diventare grande or crescere

to get big(ger) (fatter)

ingrassare

to get big(ger) (in pregnancy)

diventare grossa

2. big (in size):

big bed, room, building, garden, lake, town

grande

big animal, car, boat, parcel, box

grosso, grande

a big book (thick)

un libro spesso

a big book (large)

un libro grande

to have big hands, big feet

avere le mani, i piedi grandi

in big letters

in maiuscolo

in big letters прен

a grandi lettere

3. big (in age):

big

grande

his big brother

il suo fratello grande

the big boys

i (ragazzi) grandi

you're a big girl

sei una signorina

you're big enough to know that …

sei grande abbastanza per sapere che …

4. big (in extent):

big family, crowd, class, party

grande

big collection, organization, company

grosso, grande

big meal

abbondante

to be a big eater

essere un mangione

5. big (important):

big problem, change

grande, grosso

big question, decision

grosso, importante

big moment, event

grande

it makes a big difference

fa una grande differenza

the extra rooms make a big difference

avere delle stanze in più fa una grande differenza

you're making a big mistake

stai facendo un grosso errore

I think we're on to something big разг

penso che stiamo per scoprire qualcosa di grosso

this may be the start of something big

questo può essere l'inizio di qualcosa di importante

6. big (emphatic):

you big baby!

sei proprio un bambino, un bambinone!

big bully!

brutto prepotente!

to be big in the music business разг

essere un pezzo grosso nel mondo della musica

to be in big trouble

essere nei guai grossi

he gave me a big smile

mi ha fatto un gran sorriso

the big moment

il grande momento

a big thank you to…

un grosso grazie a…

to do sth in a big way

fare qc in modo grandioso, in grande

to do things in a big way

fare le cose in grande

he fell for her in a big way

si è perdutamente innamorato di lei

7. big Am (enthusiastic) разг:

to be big on activity

essere fanatico di

8. big (generous):

big person

generoso

to have a big heart

avere un gran cuore

that's big of you! ирон

tante grazie!

9. big ПОЛИТ:

the Big Four, Five

i quattro, cinque Grandi

to be or go over big разг

andare forte (in in)

to have a big head прин

essere un presuntuoso

to have a big mouth

essere un chiacchierone

why can't you keep your big mouth shut?

perché non puoi tenere chiusa quella boccaccia?

to have big ideas, think big разг

avere idee grandiose, pensare in grande

what's the big idea?

cosa succede? cosa ti prende?

to look big Am прин

darsi importanza

to make it big разг

avere grande successo

to talk big разг

spararle grosse

в PONS речника

noise [nɔɪz] СЪЩ

1. noise (sound):

noise

rumore м

to make a noise

fare rumore

2. noise (loud, unpleasant sounds):

noise

rumore м

3. noise ELEC:

noise

interferenze f pl

Phrases:

to make noise about sth разг

fare molto baccano per qc

to make (the right) noises (to go along with)

dire quello che va detto

to make (the right) noises (be polite)

dire parole di circostanza

big <-ger, -gest> [bɪg] ПРИЛ

1. big (in size, amount):

big

grande

a big book

un libro grande

a big budget film

un film ad alto budget

a big house

una casa grande

big letters

maiuscole f pl

to be a big spender разг

essere uno spendaccione

big words разг

parole f pl altisonanti

the bigger the better

più grande è, meglio è

2. big (older):

big

più grande

big boy/girl

bambino/bambina più grande

big sister/brother

fratello/sorella maggiore

3. big (significant):

big

grande

a big day разг

un gran giorno

a big decision

una decisione importante

this group is big in Italia

questo gruppo è famoso in Italia

4. big (on a large scale):

big

su larga scala

Phrases:

to have a big heart

essere una persona di cuore

to have a big mouth разг

parlare troppo

to make it big разг

avere un successo pazzesco

to think big

avere grandi idee

Present

I	noise
you	noise
he/she/it	noises
we	noise
you	noise
they	noise

Past

I	noised
you	noised
he/she/it	noised
we	noised
you	noised
they	noised

Present Perfect

I	have	noised
you	have	noised
he/she/it	has	noised
we	have	noised
you	have	noised
they	have	noised

Past Perfect

I	had	noised
you	had	noised
he/she/it	had	noised
we	had	noised
you	had	noised
they	had	noised

едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)

So it comes as no real surprise that they are a big noise in the singing world.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Unsurprisingly, the new kid on the block made a big noise.

www.smh.com.au

Are you the little guy making all that big noise?

www.joe.ie

Only after, it is fair to point out, they made a big noise about the meeting being behind closed doors.

www.theglobeandmail.com

United's first win came in 1909, and though it was bracketed by league titles, before the war they were no big noise.

au.eurosport.com