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Traduções para waxing no dicionário inglês»italiano

waxing [Brit ˈwaksɪŋ] SUBST

1. waxing (of floor, table):

waxing

ceratura f

2. waxing (of car):

waxing

lucidatura f a cera

3. waxing (of skis):

waxing

sciolinatura f

4. waxing (hair removal):

waxing

ceretta f

I.wax¹ [Brit waks, americ wæks] SUBST

1. wax:

wax (for candle, polishing, records)

cera f

wax (for sealing)

ceralacca f

wax before subst before subst candle, figure

di cera

wax seal

in ceralacca

wax polish

cera

2. wax (for skis):

wax

sciolina f

3. wax (mineral wax):

wax QUÍM, TÉC

ozocerite f

4. wax (in ear):

wax

cerume m

5. wax (for removing hair):

wax

ceretta f

hot, cold wax

ceretta a caldo, a freddo

II.wax¹ [Brit waks, americ wæks] VERBO trans

1. wax (polish):

wax floor

lucidare, dare la cera a

wax table

lucidare, passare la cera su

wax car

passare la cera a

wax ski

sciolinare

2. wax (remove hair from):

wax leg

fare la ceretta a

wax² [Brit waks, americ wæks] VERBO intr

1. wax ASTRON:

wax moon:

crescere

to wax and wane fig

avere alti e bassi

2. wax (speak) arcaico:

to wax eloquent

diventare loquace (about, over su)

to wax indignant

indignarsi (about, over per)

to wax lyrical

sdilinquirsi (about, over su)

wax³ [Brit waks, americ wæks] SUBST Brit coloq (anger)

to be in a wax

essere in collera

wax museum [ˌwæksmjuːˈzɪəm] SUBST

wax museum

museo m delle cere

depilatory wax SUBST U

depilatory wax

ceretta f

sealing wax [Brit ˈsiːlɪŋ waks, americ ˈsilɪŋ ˌwæks] SUBST

sealing wax

ceralacca f

Traduções para waxing no dicionário italiano»inglês

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inceratura

waxing

ceratura

waxing

sciolinatura

waxing

waxing no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para waxing no dicionário inglês»italiano

I.wax¹ [wæks] SUBST

1. wax:

wax

cera f

candle wax

cera f di candela

2. wax (inside ear):

wax

cerume m

II.wax¹ [wæks] VERBO trans

1. wax (polish):

wax floor

passare la cera su

wax shoes, furniture

lucidare

2. wax (remove hair from):

wax

fare la ceretta a

wax² [wæks] VERBO intr lit

1. wax moon:

wax

crecere

to wax and wane

crecere e decrescere

to wax and wane fig

avere alti e bassi

2. wax (become):

to wax poetic/lyrical

diventare poetico

sealing wax SUBST

sealing wax

ceralacca f

wax paper SUBST

wax paper

carta f cerata

paraffin [ˈpæ·rə·fɪn] SUBST, paraffin wax SUBST

paraffin

paraffina f liquida

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crescente (luna)

waxing

ceretta

wax

sciolina

wax

cerume

wax

ceralacca

sealing wax

waxing Exemplos do Dicionário PONS (verificados pela redação)

to wax and wane

avere alti e bassi

candle wax

cera f di candela

to wax and wane

crecere e decrescere

to wax and wane fig

avere alti e bassi

to wax poetic/lyrical

diventare poetico

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

Waxing uses tongue depressors and cloth strips to pull off the wax, which go to landfills.

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Examples include waxing his legs or shaving his head.

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We had a lady here who does waxing and brought all her gear down with her.

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Some care is also required when waxing a board as fluorocarbon waxes emit toxic fumes when overheated.

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Peeling the latex from the skin can be painful to some people and does tend to pull body hairs out similar to waxing.

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Beauty supplies include hair care, styling appliances, hair extensions, skin and body care, cosmetics, nail care, waxing products and accessories.

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However, the moon was waxing gibbous, had risen at 1315 hrs and did not set until 0218 hrs in the small hours of the next morning.

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Another drawback of waxing is that some people experience ingrown hairs, red bumps, and minor bleeding.

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In addition to nail services, these one-stop nail salons offer facial treatments, waxing, and skin care.

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These masters were usually made from either a soft metal alloy or from wax; this gave rise to the colloquial term "waxing", referring to the cutting of a record.

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