hatch

hatch
I [hætʃ]
nome
1) aer. portello m.; mar. portello m. di boccaporto; aut. portellone m. posteriore
2) (in dining room) passavivande m.
••

down the hatch! — alla salute! cin cin!

II 1. [hætʃ]
verbo transitivo
1) (incubate) covare [eggs]
2) (plan secretly) tramare, ordire [plot, scheme]
2.
verbo intransitivo [chicks] nascere; [fish eggs] schiudersi
III [hætʃ]
verbo transitivo art. tratteggiare, ombreggiare
* * *
I [hæ ] noun
((the door or cover of) an opening in a wall, floor, ship's deck etc: There are two hatches between the kitchen and dining-room for serving food.)
II [hæ ] verb
1) (to produce (young birds etc) from eggs: My hens have hatched ten chicks.)
2) (to break out of the egg: These chicks hatched this morning.)
3) (to become young birds: Four of the eggs have hatched.)
4) (to plan (something, usually bad) in secret: to hatch a plot.)
* * *
I [hætʃ] n
(Naut: hatchway) boccaporto, (Brit: service hatch) sportello passavivande

down the hatch! — (fam: when drinking) salute!

II [hætʃ]
1. vt
(chick) fare nascere, (eggs) fare schiudere, (fig: scheme, plot) elaborare, mettere a punto
2. vi
(chick) uscire dal or rompere il guscio, (egg) schiudersi

the eggs will hatch soon — le uova si schiuderanno presto

* * *
hatch (1) /hætʃ/
n.
1 portello; mezza porta (la parte inferiore d'un uscio ecc., apribile); porta a ribalta
2 (naut.) portello di boccaporto; (= hatchway) boccaporto
3 saracinesca, porta di chiusa (che regola il passaggio dell'acqua)
4 (autom.) portellone posteriore
5 (aeron.) portello
6 botola
7 (= serving hatch) passavivande
8 (miss.) boccaporto; portello
9 (slang USA) bocca; becco (fig.)
10 (autom., fam.) ► hatchback
● (slang) Down the hatch!, cin cin!; salute! □ under hatches, (naut.) sotto coperta; (fig.) fuori servizio; fuori vista, nascosto; in cella di rigore, agli arresti; spacciato, morto.
hatch (2) /hætʃ/
n. [uc]
nascita (di pulcini o uccelli e fig.); covata
● (giorn., scherz.) hatches, matches, and dispatches, (rubrica a pagamento che riporta) le nascite, i matrimoni e i decessi.
hatch (3) /hætʃ/
n.
(arte, disegno) tratteggio; ombreggiatura.
(to) hatch (1) /hætʃ/
A v. t.
1 far nascere; covare: to hatch chickens, far nascere pulcini; to hatch eggs, covare uova
2 (fig.) covare; ordire; tramare: to hatch (up) a plot, tramare una congiura
B v. i.
1 (di pulcini, d'uccelli) nascere; uscire dal guscio
2 (di uova) schiudersi
3 (di gallina, ecc.) covare
to hatch out, (di pulcini) uscire dal guscio; (di uova) schiudersi; mettere al mondo (pulcini).
(to) hatch (2) /hætʃ/
v. t.
(arte, disegno) tratteggiare; ombreggiare.
* * *
I [hætʃ]
nome
1) aer. portello m.; mar. portello m. di boccaporto; aut. portellone m. posteriore
2) (in dining room) passavivande m.
••

down the hatch! — alla salute! cin cin!

II 1. [hætʃ]
verbo transitivo
1) (incubate) covare [eggs]
2) (plan secretly) tramare, ordire [plot, scheme]
2.
verbo intransitivo [chicks] nascere; [fish eggs] schiudersi
III [hætʃ]
verbo transitivo art. tratteggiare, ombreggiare

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