Newsgroup: it.cultura.linguistica.inglese
Titolo: terminologia quotidiana

Er Darke

 *allacciare
lace up
do up
button up
zip up
fasten
etc..
do up è molto generale
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pinko(at)
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do up è molto generale
mai sentito...
cmq sei molto superficiale, io vorrei acquisire una conoscenza ed una
padronanza abbastanza superiori... :-)))
ciao

 padronanza abbastanza superiori... :-)))
Spero che la smetterai di cambiare nick, mi tocca riplonkarti ogni volta...
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Ciao,
Anna

 padronanza abbastanza superiori... :-)))
Wow. Can I borrow your line? I've some friend to lose.
Kiuhnm

 padronanza abbastanza superiori... :-)))
You could get started by learning the more common expressions then:
I've eaten so much that I can't do my trousers up!
He couldn't do up the buttons on his coat.
The skirt was far too small for her - she couldn't even do it up.
He wore a long coat that was done up at the neck.
I can't undo my zip. I think it's stuck.
Do your shoes up before you trip over.
Can someone help me to undo my seat belt?
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pinko(at)
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anfatti avevo messo le faccine...

Spero che la smetterai di cambiare nick, mi tocca riplonkarti ogni volta...
non lo faccio per chissà cosa, ma solo perché mi piacciono tutti questi
nick e non li posso usare tutti insieme.

Can someone help me to undo my seat belt?
mai sentito nulla di ciň.
ignoranza mia.
cmq in finale io avevo semplicemente chiesto risposte, non domande.
tu come dici "allacciati le scarpe" e "slacciati le scarpe"?
ciao

 e "slacciati le scarpe"?
slacciati le scarpe  :-)
se vuoi sapere i termini più comunemente usati chiedi ad
un madrelingua.
Io credo che "do up" sia un frasale molto usato, anche se ci sono
termini più specifici.
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pinko(at)
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You can say 'fasten your shoelaces' to someone in danger of tripping up (or 
'Watch out! Your shoelace is *undone*') -  pinko's quite right about 'do up' 
; it's very widely used .
Mike 


(In the US) A stroller is much smaller and cheaper than a baby carriage,
since it is basically just a seat on wheels, and could be easily carried on
a bus or packed into a car. A stroller doesn't have any suspension or
springs. A stroller wouldn't be very comfortable for sleeping. A baby
carriage can be rocked, because it has very flexible springs. A baby
carriage could be used as a crib, since it is usually well-padded, and may
have a removable mattress. A stroller is rigid and unsuitable for rocking or
for use as a crib.
Joe from Massachusetts

; it's very widely used .
my issue: I have a 1 years and a half daughter, who I eventually happen
to be in charge of getting dressed, from time to time. I use to talk to
her, since it doesn't seem right to just to the job and that's it. I've
already talked about this. I remember my issue in saying "now we take
off the right shoe...and now it's the left one's turn...", both having a
double meaning...
anyway...how do I say "allacciamo la scarpa destra"?
at the end, it's all about that.

A stroller wouldn't be very comfortable for sleeping. 
it depends. there are also stroller wich can be reclined up to almost
180°, allowing a /rest/ (all night long is good anyway, but unadvisable)
.....
anyway, thanks
ciao

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Joe from Massachusetts