froth

froth
I [frɒθ] [AE frɔːθ]
nome
1) (foam) (on beer, champagne) spuma f.; (on water) schiuma f.; (around the mouth) bava f.
2) U fig. (trivia) inezie f.pl., futilità f.pl.
II [frɒθ] [AE frɔːθ]
verbo intransitivo schiumare, fare schiuma

to froth at the mouth — avere la bava alla bocca (anche fig.)

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[froƟ] 1. noun
(a mass of small bubbles on the top of a liquid etc: Some types of beer have more froth than others.) schiuma
2. verb
(to have or produce froth: Mad dogs froth at the mouth.) spumeggiare; sbavare
* * *
[frɒθ]
1. n
schiuma, spuma
2. vi
schiumare, spumare

the dog was frothing at the mouth — il cane aveva la schiuma alla bocca

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froth /frɒɵ/
n. [u]
1 schiuma; spuma: the froth on a glass of champagne, la spuma in un bicchiere di champagne
2 (med., zool.) bava (alla bocca)
3 (fig.) massa leggera; spuma: a froth of lace, una spuma di pizzi
4 (fig.) cose (pl.) di poca sostanza; frivolezze (pl.); insulsaggini (pl.)
● (scherz.) froth-blower, bevitore di birra.
(to) froth /frɒɵ/
A v. i.
1 spumeggiare; spumare; schiumare; fare (la) schiuma: Beer froths when it is poured out, la birra spuma quando la si versa
2 (fig.) schiumare (di indignazione, ecc.)
B v. t.
1 far spumare; far spumeggiare; far schiumare; far fare la schiuma
2 coprire di schiuma (o di spuma)
● (anche fig.) to froth at the mouth, aver la schiuma (o la bava) alla bocca.
* * *
I [frɒθ] [AE frɔːθ]
nome
1) (foam) (on beer, champagne) spuma f.; (on water) schiuma f.; (around the mouth) bava f.
2) U fig. (trivia) inezie f.pl., futilità f.pl.
II [frɒθ] [AE frɔːθ]
verbo intransitivo schiumare, fare schiuma

to froth at the mouth — avere la bava alla bocca (anche fig.)


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