shoulder
Cosa significa “shoulder” in italiano?
USA /ˈʃoʊldɚ/ · Regno Unito /ˈʃəʊldə/
shoulder in italiano: spalla, corsia di emergenza, banchina, assumersi, farsi carico di, portare in spalla
sostantivo
spalla
Parte del corpo in cui il braccio si unisce al tronco.
In inglese semplice: The part of your body where your arm joins the main part of your body.
- My shoulder hurts.
- She injured her shoulder playing tennis.
- He rolled his shoulders to relax the muscles.
spalla
Parte superiore del corpo accanto al collo, su cui puoi appoggiare o portare qualcosa.
In inglese semplice: The upper surface of your body beside your neck, where you can rest or carry something.
- The bird sat on my shoulder.
- She rested her head on his shoulder.
- He carried the heavy bag over one shoulder.
corsia di emergenza, banchina
Striscia accanto alla strada dove i veicoli possono fermarsi in caso di emergenza.
In inglese semplice: The strip beside a road where vehicles can stop in an emergency.
- We stopped on the shoulder.
- The car had a flat tire on the highway shoulder.
- Keep the shoulder clear for emergency vehicles.
verbo
assumersi, farsi carico di
Accettare il dovere di occuparsi di qualcosa di difficile o prenderne la responsabilità.
In inglese semplice: To accept the duty of dealing with something difficult or taking responsibility for it.
- I will shoulder the blame.
- They shouldered the cost of repairing the school.
- He has shouldered most of the responsibility since his father became ill.
portare in spalla, sopportare
Portare qualcosa sulla spalla o sopportare un compito difficile o un peso.
In inglese semplice: To carry something on the upper part of your body, or deal with a difficult task or burden.
- He shouldered his bag and left.
- The soldiers shouldered their rifles.
- She shouldered the heavy burden of caring for the family.
spingere con la spalla
Spingere qualcuno o qualcosa usando la spalla.
In inglese semplice: To push someone or something using the part of your body beside your neck.
- He shouldered the door open.
- She shouldered her way past the waiting fans.
- The defender shouldered him aside and took the ball.
estromettere, emarginare
Usare potere o pressioni per far perdere a qualcuno il suo posto, la sua posizione o la sua influenza.
In inglese semplice: To use power or pressure to make someone lose their place, position, or influence.
- The new boss shouldered her aside.
- He was shouldered out of the band he had started.
- Powerful rivals tried to shoulder her out of the committee.
Impara shoulder mentre leggi
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