UP-ANCHOR - Αγγλικά-Ιταλικά μετάφραση

αγγλικά

ιταλικά

up-anchor [βρετ, αμερικ ˈˌəp ˈæŋkər] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

up-anchor

salpare l'ancora

to raise (the) anchor, to weigh or up anchor

levare l'ancora, salpare

pull up anchor, drawbridge

levare

ιταλικά

αγγλικά

I. disancorare [dizankoˈrare] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. disancorare ΝΑΥΣ:

disancorare nave

to unanchor

2. disancorare ΟΙΚΟΝ:

disancorare valuta, moneta

to unpeg

II. disancorarsi ΡΉΜΑ αυτοπ ρήμα

1. disancorarsi ΝΑΥΣ:

disancorarsi

to weigh anchor

disancorarsi

to up-anchor

disancorarsi

to unanchor

2. disancorarsi μτφ:

disancorarsi da qc

to break away from sth

ancora¹ [ˈankora] ΟΥΣ θηλ

1. ancora ΝΑΥΣ:

ancora

anchor

gettare l'ancora

to drop or cast anchor

levare or salpare l'ancora

to raise (the) anchor, to weigh anchor, to up-anchor

essere all'ancora

to be lying or riding at anchor

mollare l'ancora

to slip anchor

2. ancora (negli orologi):

ancora

anchor escapement

ιδιωτισμοί:

ancora di corrente

stream-anchor

ancora di deriva

drift anchor

ancora galleggiante

sea anchor

ancora galleggiante

drogue

ancora di posta

bower

ancora di salvezza μτφ

sheet anchor

ancora di speranza ΝΑΥΣ

sheet anchor

ancora di tonneggio

kedge (anchor)

I. salpare [salˈpare] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

salpare l'ancora

to raise (the) anchor, to weigh anchor, to up-anchor

II. salpare [salˈpare] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ βοηθ ρήμα essere, avere

1. salpare (partire da un luogo di ancoraggio):

salpare nave:

to sail

salpare nave:

to put off

salpare nave:

to put out (to sea)

salpare da, per

to set sail from, for

la nave è salpata

the ship left port

salpiamo, la nave salpa alle 10

we sail, the ship sails at 10 am

2. salpare (andarsene):

salpare χιουμ

to leave

salpare χιουμ

to decamp

salpare per lontani lidi

to set sail for distant shores

I. levare¹ [leˈvare] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. levare (elevare):

levare

to lift

levare dito, braccio, pugno, testa

to raise

levare gli occhi al cielo

to cast or raise one's eyes (up) to heaven

levare i calici or i bicchieri

to raise one's glasses

levare una preghiera a Dio

to offer up a prayer to God

levare un grido

to utter a cry

levare la voce μτφ

to raise one's voice, to speak up contro qc, qcn: against sth, sb

2. levare (togliere):

levare

to take away

levare mobile, libro, vaso

to remove

levare mobile, libro, vaso

to take off

levare vestito, occhiali, etichetta

to remove

levare macchia

to remove

levare sanzione, assedio

to lift

levare sanzione, assedio

to take out

levare dente, spina, chiodo

to pull out

levare la buccia da un frutto

to remove the peel from or to peel a fruit

levare le scarpe dalla scatola

to take the shoes out of the box

levare una somma dal totale

to take or subtract a sum from the total

levare l'ancora ΝΑΥΣ

to raise (the) anchor, to weigh anchor, to up-anchor

levare il fiato a qn

to take sb's breath away also μτφ

levare le tende

to break or strike camp, to decamp

levare le tende μτφ

to pack off

levare il pane di bocca a qn μτφ

to take the bread out of sb's mouth

levare la fame a qn

to fill sb up

levare la sete a qn

to quench sb's thirst

3. levare ΚΥΝΉΓΙ:

levare lepre, selvaggina

to spring

II. levarsi ΡΉΜΑ αυτοπ ρήμα

1. levarsi (alzarsi):

levarsi persona:

to get up

levarsi vento, brezza:

to get up

levarsi vento, brezza:

to increase

levarsi da tavola

to get up, to get down from the table

levarsi a parlare

to rise to one's feet to talk

un filo di fumo si levava all'orizzonte

a wisp of smoke rose up on the horizon

le loro voci si levarono in preghiera

they raised their voices in prayer

levarsi (in volo) aereo, uccello:

to rise, soar up

2. levarsi (ribellarsi) μτφ:

levarsi in armi

to rise up in revolt contro qn, qcs: against sb, sth

3. levarsi (ergersi):

levarsi campanile, palazzo:

to rise up

levarsi campanile, palazzo:

to soar su: over al di sopra di: above

levarsi palo, albero:

to stick up

levarsi a picco parete, scogliera:

to rise steeply, sheer su: on

levarsi in difesa di qn μτφ

to leap to sb's defence

4. levarsi (togliersi):

levarsi giacca, cappotto

to take off

levarsi μτφ voglia

to indulge

levarsi il cappello

to take off one's hat

levarsi il cappello μτφ

to raise one's hat

levarsi il pane di bocca μτφ

to take the bread out of one's mouth

5. levarsi (sorgere):

levarsi sole, luna:

to rise

levarsi sole, luna:

to climb

III. levare¹ [leˈvare]

levare le parole di bocca a qn

to take the words right out of sb's mouth

levare le castagne dal fuoco per qn

to pull sb's chestnuts out of the fire

levare le braccia or le mani al cielo

to throw up one's hands

levare qn alle stelle

to praise sb to the skies

-rsi un peso dallo stomaco

to get something off one's chest

-rsi di dosso vestiti, acqua

to take off

levare di mezzo qn

to get rid of sb

levare di mezzo qn (uccidere)

to do sb in

levare di mezzo or di torno qc

to get or move sth out of sb's way or off sb's hands

leva(mi) di mezzo tutte quelle cianfrusaglie

clear up all that junk, get all that junk out of my way or sight

-rsi di mezzo or dai piedi or di torno

to get out of sb's way, to remove oneself

levati di mezzo or dai piedi!

(get) out of my or the way! move yourself! buzz off!

-rsi dalle palle οικ , dai coglioni χυδ, αργκ

to fuck off or sod off or jerk off χυδ, αργκ

levare qc dalla testa a qn

to put sth out of sb's head

levatelo dalla testa! (di cosa)

you can put or get that idea out of your head!

levatelo dalla testa! (di persona)

get him out of your mind! forget him!

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