knob

knob
[nɒb]
nome
1) (of wood) nodo m.; (on a surface) protuberanza f.
2) (of door, drawer, cane, on bannister) pomo m., pomello m.
3) (control button) manopola f.
4) (of butter etc.) noce f.
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[nob]
noun
1) (a hard rounded part standing out from the main part: a bedstead with brass knobs on.) pomello, manopola
2) (a rounded handle on or for a door or drawer: wooden door-knobs.) pomo
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knob /nɒb/
n.
1 protuberanza; bozza; bitorzolo; nodo (del legno)
2 (di porta, cassetto, ecc.) pomo; pomello; pomolo; maniglia: to turn the knob, girare il pomello
3 (di radio, ecc.) manopola
4 (di bastone) pomo; pomello
5 cubetto; pezzetto (tondeggiante): a knob of coal, un pezzo di carbone; a knob of butter, una noce di burro
6 (USA) altura tondeggiante; colle
7 (slang) testa; zucca
8 (volg.) pene; batacchio, manico (volg.)
● (fam. GB) with (brass) knobs on, coi fiocchi; un fior di…; (nel ricambiare un insulto) e poi ancora, e peggio: «Bloody fool!» «The same to you, with knobs on!», «Maledetto cretino!» «Cretino sarai tu, e poi ancora!».
(to) knob /nɒb/
v. t.
(volg.) chiavare; scopare; fottere (volg.)
● to knob off, andare a fare in culo (volg.) □ (volg.) Knob it!, porca puttana!; cazzo! (volg.).
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[nɒb]
nome
1) (of wood) nodo m.; (on a surface) protuberanza f.
2) (of door, drawer, cane, on bannister) pomo m., pomello m.
3) (control button) manopola f.
4) (of butter etc.) noce f.

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