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I. fledge [Brit flɛdʒ, Am flɛdʒ] VB trans

1. fledge:

fledge

= allevare un uccellino finché non è in grado di volare

2. fledge arrow:

fledge

impennare

II. fledge [Brit flɛdʒ, Am flɛdʒ] VB intr

fledge young bird:

fledge

impiumarsi, coprirsi di penne

fledged [Brit flɛdʒd, Am flɛdʒd] ADJ

fledged → fully fledged

fully fledged [Brit ˌfʊli ˈflɛdʒd, Am ˌfəli ˈflɛdʒd] ADJ

1. fully fledged ZOOL:

fully fledged bird

che ha messo tutte le penne

2. fully fledged (established):

fully fledged member, officer

effettivo

fully fledged accountant, lawyer

esperto

full-fledged [Brit fʊlˈflɛdʒd, Am ˈfʊlˌflɛdʒd] ADJ Am

full-fledged → fully fledged

fully fledged [Brit ˌfʊli ˈflɛdʒd, Am ˌfəli ˈflɛdʒd] ADJ

1. fully fledged ZOOL:

fully fledged bird

che ha messo tutte le penne

2. fully fledged (established):

fully fledged member, officer

effettivo

fully fledged accountant, lawyer

esperto

I. ruffled [Brit ˈrʌf(ə)ld, Am ˈrəfld] VB pp

ruffled → ruffle II

II. ruffled [Brit ˈrʌf(ə)ld, Am ˈrəfld] ADJ

1. ruffled:

ruffled hair

scompigliato, arruffato

ruffled feathers

arruffato

ruffled waters

increspato

2. ruffled:

ruffled (disconcerted)

sconcertato

ruffled (upset)

turbato, agitato

III. ruffled [Brit ˈrʌf(ə)ld, Am ˈrəfld]

to smooth ruffled feathers

calmare le acque

I. sledge [Brit slɛdʒ, Am slɛdʒ] N

1. sledge Brit:

sledge

slittino m

sledge

slitta f

2. sledge (pulled):

sledge

slitta f

II. sledge [Brit slɛdʒ, Am slɛdʒ] VB trans

1. sledge:

sledge

trasportare su slitta

2. sledge Aus (rubbish):

sledge inf, fig

criticare duramente, insultare

III. sledge [Brit slɛdʒ, Am slɛdʒ] VB intr Brit

sledge

andare in slitta, in slittino

to go sledging

andare in slitta, in slittino

I. muffled [Brit ˈmʌfld, Am ˈməf(ə)ld] VB pp

muffled → muffle II

II. muffled [Brit ˈmʌfld, Am ˈməf(ə)ld] ADJ

muffled cough, giggle

soffocato

muffled bell

attutito, smorzato

muffled drum, trumpet

in sordina

a muffled thump or thud

un tonfo sordo

fully fledged [Brit ˌfʊli ˈflɛdʒd, Am ˌfəli ˈflɛdʒd] ADJ

1. fully fledged ZOOL:

fully fledged bird

che ha messo tutte le penne

2. fully fledged (established):

fully fledged member, officer

effettivo

fully fledged accountant, lawyer

esperto

I. stifled [ˈstaɪfld] ADJ pp

stifled → stifle

II. stifled [ˈstaɪfld]

stifled laughter, sigh:

stifled

soffocato

to feel stifled fig

sentirsi soffocato (by da)

stifle² [Brit ˈstʌɪf(ə)l, Am ˈstaɪfəl] N ANAT

stifle

grascella f

stifle¹ [Brit ˈstʌɪf(ə)l, Am ˈstaɪfəl] VB trans

1. stifle person:

stifle

soffocare

2. stifle fig:

stifle debate, yawn, opposition, revolt, impulse

soffocare

stifle business

interrompere, bloccare

I. baffled [Brit ˈbaf(ə)ld, Am ˈbæfəld] VB pp

baffled → baffle II

II. baffled [Brit ˈbaf(ə)ld, Am ˈbæfəld] ADJ

baffled

perplesso (by davanti a, di fronte a)

baffled

confuso, sconcertato (by da)

I. pledge [Brit plɛdʒ, Am plɛdʒ] N

1. pledge (promise):

pledge

promessa f (solenne)

pledge

impegno m

to give a pledge to sb

fare una promessa a qn

to give or make a pledge to do

promettere or prendersi l'impegno di fare

to keep, break one's pledge

mantenere, venire meno a una promessa

to take or sign the pledge rare, hum

= fare voto di astenersi dall'alcol

2. pledge (thing deposited as security):

pledge (to creditor, pawnbroker)

pegno m

to put, hold sth in pledge

dare, lasciare qc in pegno

to take sth out of pledge

disimpegnare qc

3. pledge (token):

pledge

prova f

as a pledge of her friendship

come pegno della sua amicizia

4. pledge (money promised to charity):

pledge

offerta f

make your pledges now!

fate le vostre offerte!

5. pledge (toast):

pledge rare

brindisi m (to a)

6. pledge Am UNIV:

pledge

= studente che è stato accettato in un'associazione studentesca e deve superare determinate prove

II. pledge [Brit plɛdʒ, Am plɛdʒ] VB trans

1. pledge (promise):

pledge allegiance, aid, support

promettere (to a)

to pledge (oneself) to do, to pledge that one will do

impegnarsi a fare, promettere che si farà

the treaty pledges the signatories to do

il trattato impegna i firmatari a fare

to be pledged to secrecy

essere vincolato al segreto

to pledge one's word

dare la propria parola

to pledge money to charity

promettere di fare la carità

to pledge allegiance to the flag

giurare fedeltà alla bandiera

2. pledge (give as security):

pledge (to creditor, pawnbroker)

impegnare, dare in pegno

3. pledge (toast):

pledge rare

brindare

4. pledge Am UNIV:

to pledge a fraternity, sorority

= compiere un rito per entrare a far parte di un'associazione studentesca maschile, femminile

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fledged [fledʒd] ADJ

fledged

coperto, -a di piume

full-fledged [ˌfʊl·ˈfledʒd] ADJ

1. full-fledged doctor, architect:

full-fledged

a tutti gli effetti

2. full-fledged bird:

full-fledged

che ha messo tutte le penne

I. pledge [pledʒ] N

1. pledge (solemn promise):

pledge

promessa f (solenne)

to fulfill a pledge

onorare un impegno

to fulfill a pledge

mantenere una promessa

to make a pledge that …

promettere (solennemente) che …

2. pledge (symbolic sign of promise):

as a pledge of sth

in pegno di qc

a pledge of good faith

una garanzia di buona fede

3. pledge (promised donation):

pledge

contributo m promesso

4. pledge (pawned item):

pledge

pegno m

5. pledge:

pledge (in fraternity)

studente che ha compiuto un periodo di prova prima di entrare in una confraternita

II. pledge [pledʒ] VB trans

1. pledge (promise):

pledge

promettere

to pledge loyalty

promettere fedeltà

to pledge to do sth

promettere di fare qc

to pledge that …

promettere che …

we've pledged ourselves to fight for justice

ci siamo ripromessi di lottare per la giustizia

I've been pledged to secrecy

mi sono impegnato a mantenere il segreto

2. pledge (give as security):

to pledge money

dare del denaro come garanzia

sledge [sledʒ] N

sledge → sledgehammer

sledgehammer [ˈsledʒ·ˌhæ·mɚ] N

sledgehammer

mazza f

ledge [ledʒ] N (shelf)

ledge

mensola f

ledge on building

cornicione m

ledge on cliff

cengia f

window ledge

davanzale m

ledger [ˈle·dʒɚ] N COMM

ledger

libro m mastro

fled [fled] VB

fled pp of flee

I. flee <fled> [fli:] VB trans (run away from)

flee

fuggire da

II. flee <fled> [fli:] VB intr (run away)

flee

fuggire

flee liter

svanire

flea market N

flea market

mercato m delle pulci

fleet¹ [fli:t] N

1. fleet NAUT:

fleet

flotta f

2. fleet of airplanes:

fleet

flotta f aerea

car fleet

parco m macchine

fleet² <-er, -est> [fli:t] ADJ (quick)

fleet

veloce

Present

I	fledge
you	fledge
he/she/it	fledges
we	fledge
you	fledge
they	fledge

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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