shoe nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di shoe nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.shoe [ingl brit ʃuː, ingl am ʃu] SOST

1. shoe (footwear):

shoe

scarpa f

a pair of shoes

un paio di scarpe

to take off, put on one's shoes

togliersi, mettersi le scarpe

to take off, put on one's shoes before sost box

da scarpe

to take off, put on one's shoes shop

di calzature

to take off, put on one's shoes factory, manufacturer, retailer

di calzature, calzaturiero

2. shoe (for horse):

shoe

ferro m

3. shoe FOTO (for flash):

shoe

innesto m del flash

4. shoe AUTO CORSE:

shoe, also brake shoe

ganascia f del freno

5. shoe INGEGN:

shoe, also pile shoe

puntazza f

II.shoe <forma in -ing shoeing, pass/part perf shod> [ingl brit ʃuː, ingl am ʃu] VB vb trans

shoe horse

ferrare

shoe person

mettere le scarpe a, calzare

III.shoe [ingl brit ʃuː, ingl am ʃu]

it's a question of dead men's shoes

= bisogna aspettare che qualcuno muoia per poter prendere il suo posto

to be in sb's shoes

essere nei panni di qn

what would you have done in my shoes?

che cosa avresti fatto al mio posto?

to shake or shiver in one's shoes

tremare di paura

to step into or fill sb's shoes

prendere il posto di qn

I saved shoe leather and took a bus

per non farmela a piedi ho preso l'autobus

I wore out shoe leather to find the right present

ho consumato le scarpe per trovare il regalo giusto

brake shoe [ingl am ˈbreɪk ˌʃu] SOST

brake shoe

ganascia f del freno

shoe-leather [ˈʃuːˌleðə(r)] SOST

shoe-leather

cuoio m per calzature

shoe-buckle [ˈʃuːbʌkl] SOST

shoe-buckle

fibbia f (di scarpa)

hot shoe [ingl brit, ingl am ˈhɑt ˌʃu] SOST

hot shoe

= incastro della macchina fotografica su cui viene montato il flash

shoe size [ˈʃuːsaɪz] SOST

shoe size

numero m di scarpe

what's your shoe size?

che numero porti di scarpe?

basketball shoe [ˈbɑːskɪtbɔːlˌʃuː, ˈbæsk-] SOST

basketball shoe

scarpa f da basket

shoe cream [ˈʃuːˌkriːm] SOST

shoe cream

lucido m da scarpe

track shoe [ingl brit, ingl am ˈtræk ˌʃu] SOST

track shoe

scarpetta f chiodata (da corsa)

gym shoe [ˈdʒɪmʃuː] SOST

gym shoe

scarpa f da ginnastica

shoe nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di shoe nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.shoe [ʃu:] SOST

shoe for person

scarpa f

shoe for horse

ferro m

high-heeled shoes

scarpe f pl col tacco (alto)

athletic shoes

scarpe f pl da ginnastica

locuzioni:

to fill sb's shoes

prendere il posto di qu

if I were in your shoes colloq

se fossi in te

II.shoe <shod, shod [or shodden]> [ʃu:] VB vb trans

shoe person

calzare

shoe horse

ferrare

track shoe SOST

track shoe

scarpetta f chiodata

brake shoe SOST AUTO

brake shoe

ganascia f

shoe polish SOST

shoe polish

lucido m da scarpe

Traduzioni di shoe nel dizionario italiano»inglese

Altre traduzioni ed espressioni tipiche contenenti il termine di ricerca

calzaturificio

shoe factory

ferrare

to shoe

scarpiera

shoe rack

calzolaio (-a)

shoe repairer

ballerina

ballet shoe

calzoleria

shoe repair shop

shoe Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

shoe laces

lacci delle scarpe

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

He is a tractor driver with two pairs of shoes!

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Another battle involved a dancer dancing out of his shoes performing a series of jazz dance moves, then effortlessly dancing back into his shoes.

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These spores can be transported by clothing or shoes.

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A shoe line was also released in 1984.

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A blue-grey waistcoat, trousers and black shoes were also worn.

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It is found in women of average build and height with a shoe size of 4 or larger.

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She usually wears a green dress with matching shoes.

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They may also be viewed as formal shoes for boys, suitable for religious ceremonies, weddings, visits, and birthday parties for example.

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The majority of shoes sell in the $400550 range.

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Some prisoners who were sent to the fields lacked shoes.

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