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Schweinsohr
inglese
inglese
tedesco
tedesco
to make a pig's ear of sth ingl brit colloq
etw total versauen colloq
tedesco
tedesco
inglese
inglese
to make a pig's ear of sth ingl brit colloq
I. pig [pɪg] SOST
1. pig (animal):
Schwein nt <(e)-s, -e>
2. pig colloq (greedy person):
Vielfraß m <-es, -e> colloq
3. pig pegg colloq (bad person):
Schwein nt <(e)-s, -e> pegg colloq
to be a pig to sb
4. pig sl (police officer):
Bulle m <-n, -n> colloq
5. pig ingl brit (difficult thing):
locuzioni:
to make a pig's ear of sth ingl brit colloq
etw total versauen colloq
II. pig <-gg-> [pɪg] VB vb trans
sich acc mit etw dat vollstopfen
ear1 [ɪəʳ, ingl am ɪr] SOST
1. ear ANAT:
Ohr nt <-(e)s, -en>
Hals-Nasen-Ohren-Arzt(-Ärztin) m (f) <-es, -Ärzte; -, -nen>
HNO-Arzt(-Ärztin) m (f)
2. ear ELETTR:
Öse f <-, -n>
locuzioni:
jdm klingen die Ohren colloq scherz
sb has sth coming out of their ears colloq
etw hängt jdm zum Hals[e] [he]raus
to give sb a thick ear esp ingl brit
to give sb a thick ear esp ingl brit
ein [feines] Ohr für etw acc haben
to be out on one's ear colloq
ear2 [ɪəʳ, ingl am ɪr] SOST AGR
Ähre f <-, -n>
Voce OpenDict
pig SOST
Present
Ipig
youpig
he/she/itpigs
wepig
youpig
theypig
Past
Ipigged
youpigged
he/she/itpigged
wepigged
youpigged
theypigged
Present Perfect
Ihavepigged
youhavepigged
he/she/ithaspigged
wehavepigged
youhavepigged
theyhavepigged
Past Perfect
Ihadpigged
youhadpigged
he/she/ithadpigged
wehadpigged
youhadpigged
theyhadpigged
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Substantial research and significant contribution in the prevention and treatment of middle ear infection was made by researchers who were awarded grants.
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The spring ephemeral plant mouse-ear cress is a well-known example.
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Participants first reported the information from one ear and then switched filters in order to report the digits presented to the second ear.
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It is caused by bone-conducted sound vibrations reverberating off the object filling the ear canal.
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Stokes was definitely having a word in the ear and now he too gets a ticking off.
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