SLUMBER PARTY - Αγγλικά-Ιταλικά μετάφραση

στο Ιταλικό λεξικό Oxford-Paravia

slumber party [βρετ, αμερικ ˈsləmbər ˈpɑrdi] ΟΥΣ αμερικ

slumber party

= riunione di teenager, specialmente ragazzine, che trascorrono la notte insieme in casa di una di loro chiacchierando, mangiando ecc.

στο Ιταλικό λεξικό Oxford-Paravia

I. slumber [βρετ ˈslʌmbə, αμερικ ˈsləmbər] ΟΥΣ

slumber

sonno αρσ

II. slumber [βρετ ˈslʌmbə, αμερικ ˈsləmbər] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ (sleep)

slumber

dormire also μτφ

slumber

sonnecchiare

I. party¹ [βρετ ˈpɑːti, αμερικ ˈpɑrdi] ΟΥΣ

1. party:

party (social event)

festa θηλ

party (in evening)

soirée θηλ

party (formal)

ricevimento αρσ

birthday party

festa di compleanno

children's party

festa per bambini

leaving party

festa d'addio

to give or have a party for sb

dare or organizzare una festa per qn

I'm having a party

do or faccio una festa

I'm having a party before ουσ atmosphere, spirit

di festa

I'm having a party game

di società

2. party (group):

party

gruppo αρσ

party ΣΤΡΑΤ

distaccamento αρσ

party ΣΤΡΑΤ

reparto αρσ

a party of tourists

una comitiva di turisti

a party of children

un gruppo di bambini

rescue party

squadra di soccorso

3. party ΠΟΛΙΤ:

party

partito αρσ

the Party

il Partito (Comunista)

the Party before ουσ activist, conference, meeting, member, policy

di, del partito

the Party loyalty

al partito

the party faithful

i fedeli al partito

4. party ΝΟΜ (individual, group):

party

parte θηλ

a solution acceptable to both, all parties

una soluzione accettabile per entrambe, tutte le parti

to be a party to a contract, treaty

essere parte contraente di or firmare un contratto, trattato

a party to the suit ΝΟΜ

una parte in causa

5. party (participant) τυπικ:

to be a party to crime

essere complice di

I won't be party to any violence

non mi renderò complice di alcuna violenza

6. party (person):

party αρχαϊκ, οικ, χιουμ

tipo αρσ

II. party¹ [βρετ ˈpɑːti, αμερικ ˈpɑrdi] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ οικ

party

fare festa

party

divertirsi

party² [βρετ ˈpɑːti, αμερικ ˈpɑrdi] ΕΠΊΘ ΕΡΑΛΔ

party shield

partito

στο λεξικό PONS

I. slumber [ˈslʌm·bɚ] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ λογοτεχνικό

1. slumber (sleep):

slumber

dormire

2. slumber (be dormant):

slumber

essere inattivo, -a

II. slumber [ˈslʌm·bɚ] ΟΥΣ λογοτεχνικό

1. slumber (sleep):

slumber

sonno αρσ

2. slumber (inactive state):

slumber

inattività θηλ

I. party <-ies> [ˈpɑ:r·t̬i] ΟΥΣ

1. party (social gathering):

party

festa θηλ

party

party αρσ αμετάβλ

to have [or throw] a party

dare una festa

2. party + sing/pl ρήμα ΠΟΛΙΤ:

party

partito αρσ

opposition/ruling party

partito all'opposizione/al potere

3. party + sing/pl ρήμα (group):

party

gruppo αρσ

party of students

gruppo di studenti

a party of three/eight

un gruppo di tre/otto

4. party a. ΝΟΜ:

party

parte θηλ

the guilty party

la parte responsabile

to be a party to sth

essere parte attiva in qc

to be party to an arrangement

essere parte di un accordo

to be a party to a crime

essere complice di un delitto

5. party οικ (person):

party

tizio αρσ

II. party <-ie-> [ˈpɑ:r·t̬i] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

party

andare alle feste

Present

I	slumber
you	slumber
he/she/it	slumbers
we	slumber
you	slumber
they	slumber

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Μονόγλωσσα παραδείγματα (μη ελεγχόμενα από το λεξικογραφικό τμήμα)

She (voluntarily) takes a bath and even accepts an invitation to a slumber party.

en.wikipedia.org

It is all so convivial; it's like the best slumber party.

www.thestar.com

They are 17, not 14, and they go to his hotel room to have an innocent slumber party?

perezhilton.com

It's like an all-day slumber party for them.

www.odt.co.nz

It's like the kind of dance party you'd have when you were a kid at a slumber party and everybody's busting a move.

www.theglobeandmail.com