Buck
- Buck
- I [bʌk]
nome
1) colloq. (dollar) dollaro m.
2) colloq. (money) soldi
to make a fast o quick buck — fare soldi alla svelta (e facilmente)
3) zool. (of goat, hare, kangaroo, rabbit, and reindeer) maschio m.
4) equit. sgroppata f.
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the buck stops here — la responsabilità è mia
to pass the buck — fare a scaricabarile
II
1. [bʌk]
verbo transitivo
1) (throw) [horse] disarcionare [rider]
2) (go against) andare contro, opporsi a [market]; superare [trend]
2.
verbo intransitivo
1) equit. sgroppare
2) (oppose)
to buck at, against sth. — recalcitrare davanti a, opporsi a [changes, rule]
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1.
maschio (di cervo, daino, camoscio, coniglio, caprone, leprotto)
2.
sgroppare
- buck up
- pass the buck
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[bʌk]
1. n
1) Am , fam: dollar) dollaro
this means big bucks for sb — vuol dire un sacco di soldi per qn
2) Zool maschio
3) sgroppata
to give a buck — dare una sgroppata
4)
to pass the buck fam — scaricare le proprie responsabilità (or colpe etc) sugli altri
2. vi
sgroppare
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(Surnames) Buck /bʌk/
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I [bʌk]
nome
1) colloq. (dollar) dollaro m.
2) colloq. (money) soldi
to make a fast o quick buck — fare soldi alla svelta (e facilmente)
3) zool. (of goat, hare, kangaroo, rabbit, and reindeer) maschio m.
4) equit. sgroppata f.
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the buck stops here — la responsabilità è mia
to pass the buck — fare a scaricabarile
II
1. [bʌk]
verbo transitivo
1) (throw) [horse] disarcionare [rider]
2) (go against) andare contro, opporsi a [market]; superare [trend]
2.
verbo intransitivo
1) equit. sgroppare
2) (oppose)
to buck at, against sth. — recalcitrare davanti a, opporsi a [changes, rule]
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English-Italian dictionary.
2013.
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