NODDING - Перевод английский на итальянский

английский

итальянский

nodding [ˈnɒdɪŋ] ПРИЛ.

1. nodding (bending downward):

nodding flower

pendulo

2. nodding (bending forward):

nodding

piegato in avanti

3. nodding (drowsy):

nodding head

che casca (dal sonno)

to have a nodding acquaintance with sb

conoscere qn di vista

I. nod [брит. nɒd, америк. nɑd] СУЩ.

nod

cenno м. del capo

she gave him a nod

gli fece un cenno col capo

she gave him a nod (as greeting)

lo salutò con un cenno del capo

she gave him a nod (indicating assent)

gli accennò di sì or gli annuì col capo

to answer with a nod

rispondere con un cenno del capo

with a nod to his guests he left the room

lasciò la stanza salutando i suoi ospiti con un cenno del capo

II. nod <forma in -ing nodding, прош. вр., прич. прош. вр. nodded> [брит. nɒd, америк. nɑd] ГЛ. перех.

to nod one's head

accennare col capo

to nod one's head (to indicate assent)

accennare di sì col capo

he nodded his assent, approval

fece un cenno di assenso, di approvazione col capo

III. nod <forma in -ing nodding, прош. вр., прич. прош. вр. nodded> [брит. nɒd, америк. nɑd] ГЛ. неперех.

1. nod:

nod

accennare col capo

nod (in assent)

accennare di sì, annuire col capo

to nod to sb

fare un cenno col capo a qn

to nod to sb (in greeting)

salutare qn con un cenno del capo

she nodded to him to sit down

gli fece cenno (col capo) di sedersi

he nodded in agreement

accennò di sì col capo

2. nod (sway):

nod flowers, treetops, feathers:

ondeggiare

3. nod (be drowsy):

nod

ciondolare il capo, sonnecchiare

IV. nod [брит. nɒd, америк. nɑd]

to get the nod брит. разг. proposal, project:

avere il via libera

to give sb, sth the nod брит. разг.

dare a qn, qc il via libera

on the nod брит. разг.

senza discutere

a nod is as good as a wink (to a blind horse)

a buon intenditor poche parole

nod off ГЛ. [nɒd -]

nod off

appisolarsi

NOD СУЩ.

NOD → news-on-demand

NOD

notiziari a pagamento

news-on-demand [брит. ˌnjuːzɒndɪˈmɑːnd, америк. ˌn(j)uzɑndəˈmænd] СУЩ.

news-on-demand

notiziari м. мн. a pagamento

land of Nod [ˌlændəvˈnɒd] СУЩ. перенос.

land of Nod

mondo м. dei sogni

to have a nodding, passing acquaintance with sb, sth

conoscere qn, qc superficialmente

итальянский

английский

orecchiare

to have a nodding acquaintance of

annuire

to nod (in agreement)

abbioccarsi

to nod off

spesso dopo pranzo mi piglia or viene l'abbiocco

I tend to nod off after lunch

английский

итальянский

nodding [ˈnɑ:·dɪŋ] ПРИЛ.

nodding acquaintance

conoscenza ж. superficiale

to have only a nodding acquaintance with sth

conoscer qu solo di vista

I. nod [nɑ:d] СУЩ.

nod

cenno м. (del capo)

II. nod <-dd-> [nɑ:d] ГЛ. перех.

to nod one's head

far cenno di sì con la testa

to nod one's head to do sth

fare cenno con la testa di fare qc

to nod one's head at sth

indicare qc con un cenno della testa

to nod farewell to sb

congedarsi da qu con un cenno del capo

III. nod <-dd-> [nɑ:d] ГЛ. неперех.

1. nod (incline head in agreement):

nod

assentire col capo

to nod to sb

salutare qu con un cenno del capo

to nod at sth

indicare qc con un cenno del capo

2. nod разг. (start sleeping, drift off):

nod

addormentarsi

nod off ГЛ. неперех.

nod off

appisolarsi

to nod one's approval

assentire con un cenno del capo

to nod one's head

fare sì con la testa

итальянский

английский

annuire

to nod

dondolare (testa)

to nod

fare cenno di sì/no (con il capo)

to nod (in agreement)/to shake one's head (in disagreement)

accennare di sì

to nod

fare segno di sì

to nod

Present

I	nod
you	nod
he/she/it	nods
we	nod
you	nod
they	nod

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

The two are not presented as old friends, but simply as acquaintances.

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He enjoyed in an eminent degree the affection of his relatives and friends, and the respect and esteem of his acquaintances.

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Much of her writing is inspired by what she learned from her acquaintance with this culture.

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They can be friends, family, or mere acquaintances.

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Since the townspeople are also infested, he decides to go into business with cat acquaintances removing them.

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