FEET - Prevod od engleski do italijanski

feet [Brit fiːt, Am fit]

feet → foot

I. foot <pl feet> [Brit fʊt, Am fʊt] N

1. foot:

foot (of person, horse)

piede m

foot (of rabbit, cat, dog)

zampa f

foot (of chair)

piede m

foot (of stocking, sock)

pedule m

on foot

a piedi

this carpet is soft under foot

è piacevole camminare su questo tappeto

he hasn't set foot in this house, in England for 10 years

non mette piede in questa casa, in Inghilterra da 10 anni

from head to foot

dalla testa ai piedi

to rise to one's feet

alzarsi in piedi

to help sb to their feet

aiutare qn ad alzarsi

her speech brought the audience to its feet

tutto l'uditorio si alzò in piedi per applaudire il suo discorso

to be on one's feet

essere in piedi

to be on one's feet again fig

essere di nuovo in piedi

to get sb back on their feet (after illness)

rimettere in piedi qn

to get sb, sth back on their, its feet (after setback)

rimettere in piedi qn, qc

to be quick on one's feet

essere un gambalesta, essere veloce

bound or tied hand and foot

legato mani e piedi

to sweep sb off their feet

fare cadere qn or fare perdere l'equilibrio a qn

to sweep sb off their feet fig

fare perdere la testa a qn

to sit at sb's feet

sedere ai piedi di qn

to sit at sb's feet fig

= essere un seguace, un allievo di qn

my foot! inf

un accidente! un corno! neanche per sogno!

2. foot (measurement):

foot

piede m (= 0, 3048 m)

3. foot (bottom):

foot (of mountain)

piedi mpl (of di)

at the foot of bed, stairs

ai piedi di

at the foot of list, letter

alla fine di, in fondo a

at the foot of page

a piè di

at the foot of table

in fondo a

4. foot (of sewing machine):

foot

piedino m

5. foot MIL:

foot

fanteria f

6. foot LIT (in poetry):

foot

piede m

II. -footed COMP

four-footed

quadrupede

bare-footed

a piedi nudi

III. foot [Brit fʊt, Am fʊt] VB trans

to foot the bill

pagare il conto (for di)

IV. foot [Brit fʊt, Am fʊt]

not to put a foot wrong

non sbagliare un colpo

to be, get under sb's feet

stare fra i piedi a qn

to be rushed off one's feet

non avere un attimo di tregua, avere il fiato sul collo

to catch sb on the wrong foot

prendere qn in contropiede, cogliere qn in fallo

to cut the ground from under sb's feet

fare mancare la terra sotto i piedi a qn or spiazzare qn

to dance, walk sb off their feet

fare ballare, camminare qn fino allo sfinimento

to fall or land on one's feet

cadere in piedi

to keep both or one's feet on the ground

tenere i piedi or stare coi piedi per terra

to have two left feet

= essere goffo, maldestro

to leave somewhere feet first

uscire da un luogo con i piedi davanti

to put one's foot down inf (accelerate)

schiacciare l'acceleratore

to put one's foot down (be firm)

insistere

to put one's best foot forward (do one's best)

fare del proprio meglio

to put one's best foot forward (hurry)

allungare il passo or affrettarsi

to put one's foot in it inf

fare una gaffe

to put one's feet up

= rilassarsi, riposarsi

to stand on one's own (two) feet

essere indipendente, camminare con le proprie gambe

to start off or get off on the wrong, right foot

partire col piede sbagliato, giusto (with sb con qc)

to wait on sb hand and foot

essere servile nei confronti di qn

crow's feet [ˈkrəʊzfiːt] N npl (on face)

crow's feet

zampe f di gallina

crow's feet

rughe f

web feet [ˈwebˌfiːt]

web feet → web foot

web foot <pl web feet> [ˈwebˌfʊt] N

web foot

piede m palmato

flat feet [ˌflætˈfiːt] N npl

flat feet

piedi m piatti

to have flat feet

avere i piedi piatti

I. foot <pl feet> [Brit fʊt, Am fʊt] N

1. foot:

foot (of person, horse)

piede m

foot (of rabbit, cat, dog)

zampa f

foot (of chair)

piede m

foot (of stocking, sock)

pedule m

on foot

a piedi

this carpet is soft under foot

è piacevole camminare su questo tappeto

he hasn't set foot in this house, in England for 10 years

non mette piede in questa casa, in Inghilterra da 10 anni

from head to foot

dalla testa ai piedi

to rise to one's feet

alzarsi in piedi

to help sb to their feet

aiutare qn ad alzarsi

her speech brought the audience to its feet

tutto l'uditorio si alzò in piedi per applaudire il suo discorso

to be on one's feet

essere in piedi

to be on one's feet again fig

essere di nuovo in piedi

to get sb back on their feet (after illness)

rimettere in piedi qn

to get sb, sth back on their, its feet (after setback)

rimettere in piedi qn, qc

to be quick on one's feet

essere un gambalesta, essere veloce

bound or tied hand and foot

legato mani e piedi

to sweep sb off their feet

fare cadere qn or fare perdere l'equilibrio a qn

to sweep sb off their feet fig

fare perdere la testa a qn

to sit at sb's feet

sedere ai piedi di qn

to sit at sb's feet fig

= essere un seguace, un allievo di qn

my foot! inf

un accidente! un corno! neanche per sogno!

2. foot (measurement):

foot

piede m (= 0, 3048 m)

3. foot (bottom):

foot (of mountain)

piedi mpl (of di)

at the foot of bed, stairs

ai piedi di

at the foot of list, letter

alla fine di, in fondo a

at the foot of page

a piè di

at the foot of table

in fondo a

4. foot (of sewing machine):

foot

piedino m

5. foot MIL:

foot

fanteria f

6. foot LIT (in poetry):

foot

piede m

II. -footed COMP

four-footed

quadrupede

bare-footed

a piedi nudi

III. foot [Brit fʊt, Am fʊt] VB trans

to foot the bill

pagare il conto (for di)

IV. foot [Brit fʊt, Am fʊt]

not to put a foot wrong

non sbagliare un colpo

to be, get under sb's feet

stare fra i piedi a qn

to be rushed off one's feet

non avere un attimo di tregua, avere il fiato sul collo

to catch sb on the wrong foot

prendere qn in contropiede, cogliere qn in fallo

to cut the ground from under sb's feet

fare mancare la terra sotto i piedi a qn or spiazzare qn

to dance, walk sb off their feet

fare ballare, camminare qn fino allo sfinimento

to fall or land on one's feet

cadere in piedi

to keep both or one's feet on the ground

tenere i piedi or stare coi piedi per terra

to have two left feet

= essere goffo, maldestro

to leave somewhere feet first

uscire da un luogo con i piedi davanti

to put one's foot down inf (accelerate)

schiacciare l'acceleratore

to put one's foot down (be firm)

insistere

to put one's best foot forward (do one's best)

fare del proprio meglio

to put one's best foot forward (hurry)

allungare il passo or affrettarsi

to put one's foot in it inf

fare una gaffe

to put one's feet up

= rilassarsi, riposarsi

to stand on one's own (two) feet

essere indipendente, camminare con le proprie gambe

to start off or get off on the wrong, right foot

partire col piede sbagliato, giusto (with sb con qc)

to wait on sb hand and foot

essere servile nei confronti di qn

flat foot <pl flat foots, flat feet> [Brit ˈflatfʊt, Am ˈflætfʊt] N Brit inf, pej

flat foot

piedipiatti m

foot patrol [ˈfʊtpəˌtrəʊl] N (in police force)

foot patrol

pattuglia f a piedi

foot rot [Am ˈfʊt ˈˌrɑt] N VET

foot rot

zoppina f

foot rule [ˈfʊtruːl] N

foot rule

= regolo lungo un piede

athlete's foot [Am ˈæθˌlits ˌfʊt] N MED

athlete's foot

piede m d'atleta

engleski

italijanski

feet [fi:t] N

feet pl of foot

I. foot <feet> [fʊt] N

1. foot:

foot of person

piede m

foot of animal

zampa f

2. foot (unit of measurement):

foot

piede m 30, 48 cm

3. foot (bottom or lowest part):

at the foot of one's bed

ai piedi del letto

at the foot of the page

a piè di pagina

Phrases:

to get a foot in the door

mettere un piede dentro

to have one foot in the grave

essere con un piede nella tomba

to have both feet on the ground

avere i piedi per terra

to set foot on dry land

mettere piede sulla terra ferma

to be back on one's feet

essere di nuovo in piedi

to have/get cold feet

avere fifa

to get off on the wrong foot

partire col piede sbagliato

to fall on one's feet

cadere in piedi

to find one's feet

ambientarsi

to put one's foot down

puntare i piedi

to put one's foot in it [or in one's mouth]

fare una gaffe

to set foot in sth

metter piede in qc

I'll never set foot in his house again

non metterò mai più piede a casa sua

to be under sb's feet

stare sempre in mezzo a piedi a qu

II. foot [fʊt] VB trans inf

to foot the bill

pagare il conto

crow's feet [ˈkroʊz·fi:t] N pl

crow's feet

zampe f pl di gallina

flat feet N pl

flat feet

piedi m pl piatti

cold feet N pl sl

cold feet

paura f

I. foot <feet> [fʊt] N

1. foot:

foot of person

piede m

foot of animal

zampa f

2. foot (unit of measurement):

foot

piede m 30, 48 cm

3. foot (bottom or lowest part):

at the foot of one's bed

ai piedi del letto

at the foot of the page

a piè di pagina

Phrases:

to get a foot in the door

mettere un piede dentro

to have one foot in the grave

essere con un piede nella tomba

to have both feet on the ground

avere i piedi per terra

to set foot on dry land

mettere piede sulla terra ferma

to be back on one's feet

essere di nuovo in piedi

to have/get cold feet

avere fifa

to get off on the wrong foot

partire col piede sbagliato

to fall on one's feet

cadere in piedi

to find one's feet

ambientarsi

to put one's foot down

puntare i piedi

to put one's foot in it [or in one's mouth]

fare una gaffe

to set foot in sth

metter piede in qc

I'll never set foot in his house again

non metterò mai più piede a casa sua

to be under sb's feet

stare sempre in mezzo a piedi a qu

II. foot [fʊt] VB trans inf

to foot the bill

pagare il conto

foot-and-mouth disease N

foot-and-mouth disease

afta f epizootica

clammy feet

sudato, -a

to be 5 feet in breadth

essere largo 5 piedi

cubic feet, yards

cubo, -a

italijanski

engleski

zampetto FOOD (di vitello)

calf's foot

zampetto (di maiale)

pig's feet

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

It remained crown land for three hundred and fifty years.

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These reports and photographs showed pillboxes and many buildings still survived, although most of the land had by then returned to agricultural use.

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The total land area of the reservation is 50.5795 km (19.529 sq mi).

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The land it occupies was once a large estate, which at one time included a stud farm.

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They were designed to transport 1,500 troops and their combat equipment, and land them on hostile shores with the ships' integral landing craft.

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