TELLING-OFF - английски-италиански превод

В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

английски

италиански

telling-off [Brit, Am ˈtɛlɪŋɔf] СЪЩ

telling-off

sgridata f

telling-off

ramanzina f

to give sb a (good) telling-off

fare una bella ramanzina a qn

италиански

английски

rimbrotto [rimˈbrɔtto] СЪЩ м

rimbrotto

telling-off

fare un rimbrotto a qn

to give sb a telling-off

urlata [urˈlata] СЪЩ f

1. urlata (di disapprovazione):

urlata

howl

urlata

boo

2. urlata (sgridata):

urlata

dressing-down

urlata

telling-off

urlata

mouthful

sgridata [zɡriˈdata] СЪЩ f

sgridata

scolding

sgridata

telling-off

sgridata

dressing-down

dare una sgridata a qn

to give sb a scolding or a telling-off

prendersi una sgridata

to get an earful or a scolding, to be scolded

pappina [papˈpina] СЪЩ f

1. pappina (pappa):

pappina

mush

pappina

pulp

2. pappina (impiastro di semi di lino):

pappina

linseed poultice

3. pappina (ramanzina):

pappina разг

telling-off

pappina разг

dressing-down

4. pappina (cazzotto):

pappina разг

slap

pappina разг

smack

girata [dʒiˈrata] СЪЩ f

1. girata FIN:

girata

endorsement

girata in bianco

blank endorsement

girata in pieno, girata piena

full endorsement

2. girata (passeggiata, giro):

girata разг

walk

girata разг

stroll

fare una girata in città

to walk around the town, to toddle into town

3. girata (rimprovero):

girata разг

dressing-down

girata разг

telling-off

girata разг

talking-to

fare or dare una bella girata a qn

to give sb a dressing-down or telling-off or talking-to or lecture

4. girata games (distribuzione delle carte):

girata

deal

partaccia <мн partacce> [parˈtattʃa, tʃe] СЪЩ f

1. partaccia (rimprovero):

fare una partaccia a qn

to give sb a dressing-down or an earful or a mouthful or a telling-off

2. partaccia (brutto tiro):

partaccia

shabby trick

partaccia

mean trick

cicchetto [tʃikˈketto] СЪЩ м разг

1. cicchetto (liquore):

cicchetto

bracer

cicchetto

short

cicchetto

shot

cicchetto

snifter Brit

farsi or bersi un cicchetto

to have a tipple or a quick snorter

2. cicchetto (rimprovero):

cicchetto

dressing-down

cicchetto

telling-off

strillata

telling off

pettinata разг

telling off

в PONS речника

английски

италиански

telling-off <tellings-off> [ˌte·lɪŋ·ˈɑ:f] СЪЩ

telling-off

ramanzina f

to give sb a telling-off for (doing) sth

fare una ramanzina a qn per (aver fatto) qc

италиански

английски

rimbrotto [rim·ˈbrɔt·to] СЪЩ м

rimbrotto

telling-off

rabbuffo [rab·ˈbuf·fo] СЪЩ м (rimprovero)

rabbuffo

telling-off

rimprovero [rim·ˈprɔ:·ve·ro] СЪЩ м

rimprovero

telling-off

ramanzina [ra·man·ˈdzi:·na] СЪЩ f разг

ramanzina

telling-off

fare una ramanzina a qu

to give sb a telling-off

ripassata [ri·pas·ˈsa:·ta] СЪЩ f

1. ripassata (a lezione):

ripassata

brush-up

2. ripassata разг (sgridata):

ripassata

telling-off

predica <-che> [ˈprɛ:·di·ka] СЪЩ f

1. predica РЕЛ:

predica

sermon

2. predica разг (rimprovero):

predica

telling-off

partaccia <-cce> [par·ˈtat·tʃa] СЪЩ f разг (rimprovero)

partaccia

telling-off

fare una partaccia a qu

to tell sb off

cicchetto [tʃik·ˈket·to] СЪЩ м

1. cicchetto (di vino, liquore):

cicchetto

shot

farsi un cicchetto

to have a drink

2. cicchetto (ramanzina):

cicchetto

telling-off разг

sgridata

telling off

едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)

If you ask that question, you will likely be the recipient of a good telling-off by those who think anyone who serves is a hero.

www.huffingtonpost.ca

The average youngster is also a bit of a rascal, receiving a telling-off from their teachers 51 times over the course of an academic year.

www.express.co.uk

Certainly not the agency bosses and creative directors who had half-filled the hall and who -- according to one observer -- had expected no more than a mild telling-off.

www.campaignlive.co.uk

In fact, most times she gives people a big telling-off, she's right.

www.telegraph.co.uk

For owners of unruly dogs, a short yank on their lead and a stern telling-off can sometimes seem the only way of keeping their wayward pets in line.

www.telegraph.co.uk