stud

stud
I [stʌd]
nome
1) (anche stud farm) stazione f. di monta
2) (for breeding)

to put a horse out to stud — passare un cavallo in razza

3) colloq. (man) stallone m.
II [stʌd]
nome
1) (on jacket) borchia f.; (on door) chiodo m. a testa grossa
2) (earring) piccolo orecchino m. (non pendente)
3) (for grip) (on shoe) chiodo m.; (on football boot) tacchetto m.
4) (fastener)

collar stud — bottoncino da colletto

5) (in road) catarifrangente m.
6) aut. (wheel bolt) mozzo m. della ruota; (in tyre) chiodo m.
* * *
I noun
(a collection of horses and mares kept for breeding.)
II 1. noun
1) (a knob, or nail with a large head, put into the surface of something as a protection or decoration etc: metal studs on the soles of football boots; a belt decorated with studs.)
2) (a type of button with two heads for fastening a collar: a collar stud.)
2. verb
(to cover with studs: The sky was studded with stars.)
* * *
I [stʌd]
1. n
(in road) chiodo, (of football boots) tacchetto, (decorative) borchia, (earring) orecchino (a perno), (also: collar stud, shirt stud) bottoncino
2. vt

studded with fig — ornato (-a) di, tempestato (-a) di

studded tyre — pneumatico chiodato

II [stʌd] n
(stud farm) scuderia di allevamento, (also: stud horse) stallone m
* * *
stud (1) /stʌd/
n.
1 (= collar stud) bottoncino da colletto; bottone doppio
2 chiodo da tappezziere; borchia: the studs of a door, le borchie d'una porta
3 (mecc.) perno; colonnetta
4 (mecc., = stud-bolt) vite prigioniera; prigioniero
5 (edil.) montante; trave verticale
6 (sport) tacchetto, bullone (di scarpa da football)
● (edil.) stud partition, parate divisoria di montanti di legno □ (edil.) stud wall, parete di cartongesso (con un'intelaiatura di legno) □ (calcio, ecc.) to go in studs first, entrare (o intervenire) a gamba tesa su un avversario.
stud (2) /stʌd/
n.
1 [u] (collett.) cavalli da allevamento (o da corsa); allevamento di cavalli; scuderia
2 (= stud horse) stallone; cavallo da monta
3 (fig. volg.) stallone (fig.); gran scopatore (volg.): (di un uomo) stud for hire to moneyed matrons, stallone (da monta) per anziane signore danarose
4 (fam. USA) fico (fig.); bel ragazzo
5 (= stud poker) telesina; poker in cui le carte sono distribuite così: una coperta (detta ► «hole card», ► hole) e le restanti quattro scoperte
stud farm, stazione di monta (per equini); scuderia di allevamento (di cavalli) □ stud muffin ► studmuffin □ (zootecnia) stud mare, fattrice (cavalla).
(to) stud /stʌd/
v. t.
1 ornare (o guarnire) di borchie
2 (mecc.) fissare con viti prigioniere
3 (edil.) provvedere (un edificio) di montanti
4 (fig.) costellare; punteggiare; tempestare.
* * *
I [stʌd]
nome
1) (anche stud farm) stazione f. di monta
2) (for breeding)

to put a horse out to stud — passare un cavallo in razza

3) colloq. (man) stallone m.
II [stʌd]
nome
1) (on jacket) borchia f.; (on door) chiodo m. a testa grossa
2) (earring) piccolo orecchino m. (non pendente)
3) (for grip) (on shoe) chiodo m.; (on football boot) tacchetto m.
4) (fastener)

collar stud — bottoncino da colletto

5) (in road) catarifrangente m.
6) aut. (wheel bolt) mozzo m. della ruota; (in tyre) chiodo m.

English-Italian dictionary. 2013.

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Synonyms:
, , / (for ornament), / (for a shirt-bosom)


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