POUND - Αγγλικά-Ιταλικά μετάφραση

pound¹ [βρετ paʊnd, αμερικ paʊnd] ΟΥΣ

1. pound (unit of weight):

pound

libbra θηλ

two pounds of apples

due libbre di mele

pears are 80 pence a or per pound

le pere vengono 80 penny alla libbra

pound for pound chicken is better value than pork

a parità di peso conviene di più il pollo del maiale

to lose ten pounds in weight

perdere dieci libbre

to lose ten pounds in weight before ουσ weight

di una libbra

2. pound (unit of currency):

pound

sterlina θηλ

the British, Irish, Maltese pound

la sterlina inglese, irlandese, maltese

£500 worth of traveller's cheques (spoken), five hundred pounds' worth of traveller's cheques

500 sterline in traveller's cheques

I'll match your donation pound for pound

donerò una somma pari alla tua

I'll match your donation pound for pound before ουσ coin, note

da una sterlina

a £200, 000 house (spoken), a two hundred thousand pound house

una casa da duecentomila sterline

a two million pound fraud, robbery

una truffa, una rapina da due milioni di sterline

a five, ten pound note

una banconota da cinque, dieci sterline

I. pound² [βρετ paʊnd, αμερικ paʊnd] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. pound ΜΑΓΕΙΡ (crush):

pound spices, salt

pestare

pound grain, meat

battere

to pound sth to powder, paste

ridurre qc in

to pound sth to pieces

fare qc a

2. pound (beat) waves:

pound shore

battere contro

to pound one's chest

battersi il petto

to pound sth with one's fists door

battere coi pugni a

to pound sth with one's fists table

battere coi pugni su

to pound a stake into the ground

conficcare un palo nella terra

3. pound (bombard) artillery:

pound city

bombardare

4. pound (tread heavily):

to pound the streets

battere le strade

to pound the beat policeman:

fare la ronda

II. pound² [βρετ paʊnd, αμερικ paʊnd] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

1. pound (knock loudly):

to pound on door, wall

battere su

2. pound (beat):

pound heart:

battere

to pound on waves: beach, rocks

infrangersi contro

3. pound (run noisily):

to pound up, down the stairs

correre rumorosamente su, giù per le scale

to come pounding down or along the street

correre rumorosamente per la strada

4. pound (throb):

my head is pounding

mi sta scoppiando la testa

I've got a pounding headache

ho un mal di testa martellante

pound³ [βρετ paʊnd, αμερικ paʊnd] ΟΥΣ (compound)

pound (for dogs)

canile αρσ

pound (for cars)

deposito αρσ

pound⁴ [βρετ paʊnd, αμερικ paʊnd] ΟΥΣ (loud sound)

pound

botto αρσ

pound

tonfo αρσ

pound away ΡΉΜΑ [paʊnd -] (pound away at [sth])

1. pound away (strike hard):

pound away piano

pestare su

she was pounding away at the typewriter

stava battendo furiosamente a macchina

2. pound away (work doggedly):

pound away novel, report

lavorare sodo a

I. pound out ΡΉΜΑ [paʊnd -] (pound out)

pound out music:

pound out

risuonare

II. pound out ΡΉΜΑ [paʊnd -] (pound [sth] out, pound out [sth])

1. pound out (play):

pound out rhythm, tune

suonare pestando forte

2. pound out (produce) οικ:

pound out script

battere rumorosamente a macchina qc

3. pound out αμερικ ΜΑΓΕΙΡ (flatten):

pound out steak

battere

pound cake [βρετ, αμερικ ˈpaʊn(d) ˌkeɪk] ΟΥΣ

pound cake

= torta che contiene all'incirca una libbra di ogni ingrediente

pound net [ˌpaʊndˈnet] ΟΥΣ

pound net

nassa θηλ

pink pound [ˈpɪŋkpaʊnd] ΟΥΣ βρετ

pink pound

= potere d'acquisto della comunità omosessuale

pound sign [βρετ, αμερικ ˈpaʊnd ˌsaɪn] ΟΥΣ

1. pound sign:

pound sign

simbolo αρσ della sterlina

2. pound sign αμερικ (hash):

pound sign

cancelletto αρσ

αγγλικά

ιταλικά

pound¹ [paʊnd] ΟΥΣ

1. pound (weight):

pound

libbra θηλ (454 g)

by the pound

alla libbra

2. pound (currency):

pound

sterlina θηλ

pound sterling

(lira) sterlina britannica

pound² [paʊnd] ΟΥΣ

pound (for cars)

deposito αρσ (auto rimosse per divieto di sosta)

pound (for dogs)

canile αρσ municipale

pound (for sheep)

recinto αρσ

I. pound³ [paʊnd] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. pound:

pound (hit repeatedly)

picchiare

pound (beat)

battere

pound (with a hammer)

martellare

the waves pounded the ship

la violenza delle onde squassava la nave

2. pound (walk heavily):

pound

camminare con passo pesante su

I could hear him pounding the floor upstairs

potevo sentirlo camminare a passi pesanti al piano di sopra

3. pound (crush):

pound

macinare

pound spices

pestare (al mortaio)

pound meat

battere

pound ΣΤΡΑΤ

martellare

to pound sth to rubble

ridurre qc a un cumulo di macerie

II. pound³ [paʊnd] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

1. pound:

pound (beat)

battere

pound (on a door)

picchiare

pound (on a table)

dare pugni su

pound heart, pulse

battere forte

pound music

rimbombare

to pound away on a piano

strimpellare il pianoforte

the waves pounded against the shore

le onde si abbattevano sul

my head is pounding!

ho la testa che mi scoppia!

2. pound (run):

to pound downstairs

scendere giù di corsa

3. pound μτφ:

to pound away at sth

insistere su qc

to be penny-wise and pound-foolish

risparmiare sulle piccole spese e sperperare nelle grandi

pound sterling

lira sterlina

$5 per pound/hour

$5 (al)la libbra/(al)l'ora

ιταλικά

αγγλικά

libbra

pound

cancelletto

pound sign

canile

pound

sterlina

pound (sterling)

Present

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Past

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Present Perfect

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Past Perfect

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Business minded reform, which tends to mean doing things on the cheap, is often penny-wise and pound-foolish.

voices.washingtonpost.com

That seems penny-wise, pound-foolish to me.

torontoist.com

Less convincing, however, is the penny-wise-pound-foolish sale of valuable embassy properties around the world.

ipolitics.ca

Are we being penny-wise and pound foolish by keeping pay low and using overtime and premium pay contractors?

www.winnipegfreepress.com

Truly a case of penny-wise and pound-foolish!

www.gizmag.com