INCONTINENCE PAD - angleščina-italijanščina prevod

v italijanskem slovarju Oxford-Paravia

incontinence pad [ɪnˈkɒntɪnənsˌpæd] SAM. MED.

incontinence pad

pannolone m. spol (per adulti)

v italijanskem slovarju Oxford-Paravia

pannolone

incontinence pad

v italijanskem slovarju Oxford-Paravia

incontinence [brit. angl. ɪnˈkɒntɪnəns, am. angl. ɪnˈkɑnt(ə)nəns, ɪŋˈkɑnt(ə)nəns] SAM. MED.

incontinence

incontinenza ž. spol also fig.

I. pad¹ [brit. angl. pad, am. angl. pæd] SAM.

1. pad (of paper):

pad

blocco m. spol

pad

blocchetto m. spol

2. pad (to prevent chafing or scraping):

pad

imbottitura ž. spol

pad

protezione ž. spol

rubber, felt pad

imbottitura di gomma, di feltro

3. pad (to absorb or distribute liquid):

pad

tampone m. spol

pad

batuffolo m. spol

make-up remover pad

tampone struccante

scouring pad

paglietta

4. pad (to give shape to sth):

pad

imbottitura ž. spol

foam pad

imbottitura di gommapiuma

5. pad (sticky part on object, plant, animal):

pad

ventosa ž. spol

6. pad ŠPORT:

pad (in general)

protezione ž. spol

pad (for leg in cricket, hockey)

gambale m. spol

pad (for leg in cricket, hockey)

parastinchi m. spol

7. pad:

pad (of paw)

cuscinetto m. spol palmare

pad (of finger)

polpastrello m. spol

8. pad:

pad, also launch pad

piattaforma ž. spol di lancio

9. pad (sanitary towel):

pad

assorbente m. spol igienico

10. pad (flat):

pad arh., pog.

appartamento m. spol

pad arh., pog.

casa ž. spol

11. pad am. angl. (bribe):

pad pog.

bustarella ž. spol

II. pad¹ <forma in -ing padding, 1. pret., del. Pf. padded> [brit. angl. pad, am. angl. pæd] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. pad (put padding in, on):

pad chair, shoulders, bra, jacket

imbottire (with con)

pad walls, floor, large surface

rivestire

to pad a wound with cotton wool

tamponare una ferita con ovatta

2. pad (make longer) → pad out

pad out GLAG. [pad -] (pad out [sth], pad [sth] out)

1. pad out fig.:

pad out essay, book, speech

inzeppare, infarcire (with di)

pad out meal, course, dish

allungare (with con)

pad out bill, expense account

gonfiare (with con)

2. pad out shoulders, bust, costume:

pad out

imbottire

pad² <forma in -ing padding, 1. pret., del. Pf. padded> [brit. angl. pad, am. angl. pæd] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

to pad along, around

camminare con passo felpato

v slovarju PONS

I. pad¹ [pæd] SAM.

1. pad (cushion):

pad

cuscinetto m. spol

knee pad

ginocchiera ž. spol imbottita

mouse pad RAČ.

tappetino m. spol del mouse

shin pad

parastinchi m. spol nesprem.

shoulder pad

spallina (imbottita) ž. spol

2. pad (of paper):

pad

blocchetto m. spol per appunti

3. pad (of animal's foot):

pad

cuscinetto m. spol (della zampa)

4. pad ZRAČ. PROM.:

pad

piattaforma ž. spol

5. pad sl (house, flat):

pad

buco m. spol

6. pad (water lily leaf):

pad

foglia ž. spol di ninfea

II. pad¹ <-dd-> [pæd] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. pad (with wrapping material):

pad

imbottire

2. pad pog. (enflated):

pad a bill, costs, the budget

gonfiato

pad² <-dd-> [pæd] GLAG. nepreh. glag. (walk)

pad

camminare con passo felpato

Present

I	pad
you	pad
he/she/it	pads
we	pad
you	pad
they	pad

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

They then invented an extended anarchy and dictator years to pad out their chronologies to the desired length.

en.wikipedia.org

That helps pad out the save percentage a lot, and certainly a big reason the numbers have improved.

sports.yahoo.com

It features a weak story mode, only the bare minimum of game modes, and offers a few meagre rewards to pad out the experience.

nzgamer.com

How did he resist the urge to rely on flashbacks with which to pad out this space-set story?

entertainment.ie

He said the key was to offer standards that would lead to employment - not just offering credits to pad out courses or that were "easy".

www.nzherald.co.nz