doggy bag no Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Traduções para doggy bag no dicionário inglês»italiano

doggy bag [Brit] SUBST

doggy bag

= sacchetto degli avanzi che si portano a casa dal ristorante per il cane

Traduções para doggy bag no dicionário inglês»italiano

I.bag [Brit baɡ, americ bæɡ] SUBST

1. bag (container):

bag

borsa f

bag

sacchetto m (of di)

to put sth in a bag

mettere qc in una borsa

20 pence a bag

20 pence al sacchetto

2. bag (in hunting):

to get a good bag

fare una buona caccia or riportare un buon carniere

3. bag (woman):

bag coloq, pej

strega f

bag coloq, pej

megera f

II.bags SUBST npl

1. bags (baggage):

bags

bagaglio m

bags

bagagli mpl

to pack one's bags

fare le valigie also fig

2. bags Brit (lots) coloq:

bags of money, time

un sacco di

I've got bags left

ne ho ancora un sacco

III.bag <forma in -ing bagging, pass, Part perf bagged> [Brit baɡ, americ bæɡ] VERBO trans

1. bag (save, get) coloq:

bag seat, table

prendere, accaparrarsi

bag medal

beccarsi

to bag sth for sb, to bag sb sth

prendere qc per qn

2. bag DESP coloq:

bag goal, point

segnare

3. bag (catch) coloq:

bag hare, bird, fish

prendere

4. bag americ (capture):

bag coloq

catturare

5. bag (put in bags) → bag up

IV.bag <forma in -ing bagging, pass, Part perf bagged> [Brit baɡ, americ bæɡ] VERBO intr

bag garment:

bag

essere sformato, fare difetto

to bag at the knees

fare le borse alle ginocchia

V.bag [Brit baɡ, americ bæɡ]

a mixed bag

un misto di buono e di cattivo

bags Icoloq , bags me Brit coloq

(prima) a me, io

it's in the bag coloq

è già in tasca, è cosa fatta

it's not my bag americ coloq (not my field)

non è il mio campo

it's not my bag (not my favourite thing)

non fa per me

the whole bag of tricks coloq

tutto quanto or tutto l'armamentario

to be left holding the bag americ

essere lasciato nei guai

to have bags under one's eyes

avere le borse sotto gli occhi

Veja também: bag up

bag up VERBO [baɡ -] (bag [sth] up, bag up [sth])

bag up

mettere nel sacco, intascare

doggy bag no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para doggy bag no dicionário inglês»italiano

doggy bag SUBST coloq

doggy bag

pacchetto con gli avanzi di un pasto consumato al ristorante

Traduções para doggy bag no dicionário inglês»italiano

I.bag [bæg] SUBST

1. bag:

bag (container)

borsa f

bag (handbag)

borsetta f

bag (sack)

sacchetto m

to pack one's bags a. fig

fare le valigie

2. bag (under eyes):

to have bags under one's eyes

avere le occhiaie

3. bag coloq (ugly woman):

bag

racchia f

4. bag (in hunting: catch):

bag

preda f

Expressões:

to be a bag of bones coloq

essere pelle e ossa

the whole bag of tricks coloq

tutto il repertorio

a mixed bag

una mistura

II.bag <-gg-> [bæg] VERBO trans

1. bag (put in bag):

bag

insacchettare

2. bag coloq (obtain):

bag

appropriarsi

3. bag (capture):

bag

prendere

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

If you are eating out and can't finish the meal, take a doggy bag home.

www.stuff.co.nz

We loved them because they had plenty of food; we used to bring a doggy bag.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Doggy bags are fairly common in other parts of the world and allow diners to take home food they haven't eaten from the restaurant.

www.radionz.co.nz

They eat strange food and give out left overs in small doggy bags.

en.wikipedia.org

So what are the rules and regulations when it comes to doggy bags?

www.hospitalitymagazine.com.au

Is he saying this woman is no more than a domestic pet who is not worth even a doggy bag after supper?

www.christiantoday.com

A more sensible option for all travellers would be to allow people to do this, or to order in advance and pick up a doggy bag on boarding.

www.independent.co.uk

No sign of a doggy bag from the owner, even though they are driving a very nice car.

www.odt.co.nz

Carrying a doggy bag on her arm, it's clear to see the young lady isn't ready to grow up just yet.

www.dailymail.co.uk

And if one does have the audacity to ask for a doggy bag, it will probably be uttered under one's breath or behind one's hand.

www.bbc.co.uk