SCRAPE AWAY - angleščina-italijanščina prevod

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I. away [brit. angl. əˈweɪ, am. angl. əˈweɪ] PRISL. Away often appears in English as the second element of a verb (run away, put away, get away, look away, give away etc.): for translations, consult the appropriate verb entry (run, put, get, look, give etc.). - Away often appears after a verb in English to show that an action is continuous or intense: if away does not change the basic meaning of the verb, only the verb is translated: he was snoring away = russava; if away does change the basic meaning of the verb (he's grinding away at his maths), consult the appropriate verb entry.

1. away (not present, gone):

to be away

essere via, essere assente (from da)

to be away ŠOL.

essere assente (from da)

to be away (on business trip)

essere in trasferta

I'll be away (for) two weeks

starò via (per) due settimane

to be away on vacation, on business

essere in vacanza, via per affari

to be away from home

essere lontano or via da casa

I'll have to be away by 10

dovrò andare via entro le 10

she's away in Paris

è a Parigi

she's away at a conference

è via per una conferenza

2. away (distant in space):

3 km, 50 m away

a 3 km, 50 m (di distanza)

10 cm away from the edge

a 10 cm dal bordo

a weekend away in the country

un week-end in campagna

I hate to be away from home

odio essere lontano da casa

far away

lontano

away with you!

ma va'!

3. away (distant in time):

London is two hours away

Londra è a due ore da qui

my birthday is two months away

il mio compleanno è tra due mesi

the election, the exam is only days away

mancano solo pochi giorni all'elezione, all'esame

4. away (in the opposite direction):

to shuffle, crawl away

andarsene strascicando i piedi, arrancando

5. away (for emphasis):

away back in 1920

nel lontano 1920

away over the other side of the lake

sull'altra riva del lago

6. away ŠPORT:

away play, win

in trasferta, fuori casa

II. away [brit. angl. əˈweɪ, am. angl. əˈweɪ] PRID.

1. away ŠPORT:

away goal, match, win

in trasferta, fuori casa

the away team

la squadra che gioca fuori casa

2. away brit. angl. (drunk) pog.:

to be well away

essere partito

III. away [brit. angl. əˈweɪ, am. angl. əˈweɪ]

to be away with the fairies pog.

non esserci con la testa

I. scrape [brit. angl. skreɪp, am. angl. skreɪp] SAM.

1. scrape (awkward situation) pog.:

to get into a scrape

mettersi nei guai or nei pasticci

to get sb into a scrape

fare finire qn nei pasticci

he's always getting into scrapes

si ficca sempre nei pasticci

2. scrape (in order to clean):

to give sth a scrape

raschiare qc

3. scrape (sound):

scrape (of cutlery, shovels)

rumore m. spol stridulo

scrape (of boots)

raschio m. spol

4. scrape (small amount):

a scrape of butter, jam

un po' di

II. scrape [brit. angl. skreɪp, am. angl. skreɪp] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. scrape (clean):

scrape vegetables

pelare

scrape shoes

strofinare, sfregare

to scrape sth clean

pulire qc raschiando

2. scrape (damage):

scrape paintwork, car part, furniture

graffiare, scalfire

3. scrape (injure):

scrape elbow, knee etc.

scorticare, sbucciare

to scrape one's knee

sbucciarsi un ginocchio

4. scrape (making noise):

scrape chair, feet

strisciare

5. scrape (get with difficulty) pog.:

to scrape a living

sbarcare il lunario or tirare avanti (doing facendo)

she scraped a c in biology

è riuscita a strappare una sufficienza in biologia

III. scrape [brit. angl. skreɪp, am. angl. skreɪp] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. scrape:

to scrape against sth car part, branch:

strisciare contro qc

2. scrape (economize):

scrape

fare economia

IV. scrape [brit. angl. skreɪp, am. angl. skreɪp]

to scrape the bottom of the barrel

raschiare il fondo del barile

scrape home

vincere per un pelo

v slovarju PONS

scrape away GLAG. preh. glag.

scrape away

raschiare

v slovarju PONS

away [ə·ˈweɪ] PRISL.

1. away (distant):

10 miles away

a 10 miglia

as far away as possible

il più lontano possibile

to be miles away fig.

non prestare attenzione

2. away (absent):

away

via

to be away on vacation

essere in vacanza

3. away (in future time):

to be only a week away

mancare solo una settimana da

right away!

subito!

4. away (continuously):

to read/eat/write away

leggere/mangiare/scrivere in continuazione

I. scrape [skreɪp] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. scrape (remove layer, dirt):

scrape

raschiare

2. scrape:

scrape (graze)

sbucciare

scrape (scratch)

graffiare

3. scrape (rub against):

scrape

strisciare contro

II. scrape [skreɪp] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. scrape (rub against):

scrape

strisciare

2. scrape (make unpleasant noise):

scrape

strisciare

3. scrape (economize):

scrape

risparmiare

III. scrape [skreɪp] SAM.

1. scrape (act of scraping):

scrape

raschiata ž. spol

2. scrape (graze on skin):

scrape

sbucciatura ž. spol

3. scrape (sound):

scrape

strisciamento m. spol

4. scrape pog. (situation):

scrape

guaio m. spol

to get into a scrape

mettersi nei guai

Present

I	scrape
you	scrape
he/she/it	scrapes
we	scrape
you	scrape
they	scrape

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

Skiers routinely complain that snowboarders scrape up the hill and a few ski resorts still ban them altogether.

www.thestar.com

The nest is a simple scrape on the ground mainly on open sand banks that provide unobstructed views of any oncoming predators.

en.wikipedia.org

The unlocked nose wheel collapsed and was forced back into its well, causing the aircraft's nose to slam into, bounce off, and then scrape along the ground.

en.wikipedia.org

The team rarely played well in the qualifiers and were very lucky to scrape through in most games.

www.heraldscotland.com

They have been forced to stay with friends and are trying to scrape together enough money for food.

www.dailymail.co.uk