bunk

bunk
I [bʌŋk]
nome
1) mar. ferr. cuccetta f.
2) (anche bunk bed) (whole unit) letto m. a castello

the top, lower bunk — il letto in alto, in basso

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to do a bunk — colloq. prendere il largo, dileguarsi

II [bʌŋk]
verbo intransitivo colloq. (anche bunk down) dormire
* * *
noun
(a sleeping-berth in a ship's cabin.) cuccetta
* * *
I [bʌŋk] n
Naut Rail cuccetta
II [bʌŋk] n Brit
fam

to do a bunk — tagliare la corda

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bunk (1) /bʌŋk/
n.
1 letto (stretto e in genere fissato al muro, spec. in un letto a castello)
2 (su una nave, un treno, ecc.) cuccetta
● bunk bed, letto a castello □ (fam. GB) bunk-up, spinta, aiuto per salire; (slang) veloce rapporto sessuale, sveltina (fam.), bottarella (fam.).
bunk (2) /bʌŋk/
n.
(slang GB) partenza di nascosto; fuga: to do a bunk, scappare di nascosto; squagliarsela; tagliare la corda; fare fagotto.
bunk (3) /bʌŋk/
n. [u]
(slang) sciocchezza, sciocchezze; fesseria, fesserie (pop.); balla, balle (pop.).
(to) bunk (1) /bʌŋk/
v. i.
(fam.) dormire (in una cuccetta o letto improvvisato); arrangiarsi, sistemarsi per la notte: to bunk together, dormire insieme (nella stessa casa, stanza, ecc.); to bunk with sb., dividere la camera con q.; to bunk (down) on the floor, dormire per terra; to bunk over at a friend's, arrangiarsi per la notte da un amico.
(to) bunk (2) /bʌŋk/
v. i.
(slang GB) scappare di nascosto; squagliarsela; tagliare la corda; fare fagotto.
* * *
I [bʌŋk]
nome
1) mar. ferr. cuccetta f.
2) (anche bunk bed) (whole unit) letto m. a castello

the top, lower bunk — il letto in alto, in basso

••

to do a bunk — colloq. prendere il largo, dileguarsi

II [bʌŋk]
verbo intransitivo colloq. (anche bunk down) dormire

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