HARE COURSING - Tradução inglês-italiano

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hare coursing [ˈheəˌkɔːsɪŋ] SUBST

hare coursing

caccia f alla lepre (con cani)

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caccia alla lepre

hare coursing

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I. course [Brit kɔːs, americ kɔrs] SUBST

1. course (progression):

course (of time, event, history, nature)

corso m (of di)

in the course of

nel corso di

in the course of time

con l'andar del tempo or nel corso del tempo

in the normal or ordinary course of things or events

in condizioni normali or normalmente

in the course of doing

facendo or nel fare

in the course of construction, development

in corso di or in via di costruzione, sviluppo

to take its course

seguire il proprio corso

to run or follow its course

fare, seguire il proprio corso

in due course

a tempo debito or a suo tempo

to change the course of sth

cambiare il corso di qc

2. course (route):

course (of river, road, planet, star)

corso m

course (of boat, plane)

rotta f

to be on or hold or steer a course AERONÁUT, NÁUT

tenere una rotta

to be on course for

fare rotta verso also fig

the economy is back on course

l'economia è di nuovo stabile

to be or go off course

essere, andare fuori rotta

to change course

cambiare direzione

to change course AERONÁUT, NÁUT

cambiare rotta also fig

to set (a) course for AERONÁUT, NÁUT

fare rotta verso or mettersi in rotta per

course of action

linea di azione or di condotta

to take a course of action

seguire una linea d'azione

this is the only course open to us

è la sola via che ci è aperta

3. course:

course ESCOLAR, UNIV

corso m (in di; of di)

art, English course

corso di arte, di inglese

beginners' course

corso (per) principianti

introductory, advanced course

corso introduttivo, avanzato

a course of study ESCOLAR

un corso or programma di studi

a course of study UNIV

un corso di studi or curricolo universitario

to go on a course

(andare a) seguire un corso

to be on a course

seguire or frequentare un corso

4. course:

course MED, VETERIN (of drug)

cura f

course MED, VETERIN (of drug)

trattamento m

course (of injections)

cura f

a course of treatment

un ciclo di cure

5. course DESP:

course (in golf)

campo m

course (in athletics, horseracing)

percorso m

course (in athletics, horseracing)

circuito m

to stay the course

resistere fino alla fine della gara or fino in fondo

to stay the course fig

tenere duro or resistere

6. course (part of meal):

course

portata f

course

piatto m

second course

secondo (piatto)

third course

terzo piatto or terza portata

the fish course

il (piatto di) pesce

the cheese course

(il piatto de)i formaggi

three-, five-course meal

di tre, cinque portate

7. course ENGENH (of bricks, tiles etc.):

course

corso m

8. course:

of course

certo, certamente, naturalmente

of course I do!

certo (che sì)!

of course he doesn't!

certo che no!

“did you lock the door?” - “of course I did!”

“hai chiuso la porta a chiave?” - “certo!”

“you didn't believe him?” - “of course not!”

“non gli hai creduto?” - “naturalmente!”

it might rain, it's too expensive, of course

certo, potrebbe piovere, è troppo caro

you'll stay for dinner, of course?

ti fermi a pranzo, vero?

II. course [Brit kɔːs, americ kɔrs] VERBO trans CAÇA

course dog: quarry

inseguire

course person: hounds

fare inseguire, lanciare all'inseguimento

III. course [Brit kɔːs, americ kɔrs] VERBO intr

1. course (rush):

course

scorrere

course

colare

the tears coursed down her cheeks

le lacrime le scendevano giù per le guance

the blood was coursing through or in her veins

le scorreva il sangue nelle vene

ideas were coursing through his mind

le idee gli si rincorrevano in testa

2. course DESP:

course dogs:

essere all'inseguimento (della selvaggina)

course person:

cacciare

coursing [Brit ˈkɔːsɪŋ, americ ˈkɔrsɪŋ] SUBST

coursing

caccia f con levrieri

I. hare [Brit hɛː, americ hɛr] SUBST

hare

lepre f

II. hare [Brit hɛː, americ hɛr] VERBO intr

hare

correre come una lepre

III. hare [Brit hɛː, americ hɛr]

to be as mad as a March hare

essere matto da legare

to run with the hare and hunt with the hounds

tenere il piede in due staffe or dare un colpo al cerchio e uno alla botte

to start a hare

introdurre un argomento, sollevare una questione

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I. course [kɔ:rs] SUBST

1. course (direction):

course

rotta f

course of a river

corso m

to be off course a. fig

deviare

to set course for sth

fare rotta verso qc

your best course of action would be …

la cosa migliore da fare sarebbe…

2. course (development):

course

sviluppo m

over the course of time

col tempo

3. course (treatment):

course

ciclo m

4. course DESP (area):

course

pista f

course golf

campo m

5. course (part of meal):

course

portata f

6. course (layer):

course

corso m

Expressões:

to let sth run its course

lasciare che qc faccia il suo corso

to stay the course

rimanere fino alla fine

of course

certo

of course not

certo che no

II. course [kɔ:rs] VERBO intr

course

scorrere

hare [her] SUBST BIOL

hare

lepre f

Present

I	course
you	course
he/she/it	courses
we	course
you	course
they	course

Past

I	coursed
you	coursed
he/she/it	coursed
we	coursed
you	coursed
they	coursed

Present Perfect

I	have	coursed
you	have	coursed
he/she/it	has	coursed
we	have	coursed
you	have	coursed
they	have	coursed

Past Perfect

I	had	coursed
you	had	coursed
he/she/it	had	coursed
we	had	coursed
you	had	coursed
they	had	coursed

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

It was used for other sports including horse racing and hare coursing.

en.wikipedia.org

As you may be aware, hare coursing is becoming a particular problem locally and this has given rise to a lot more stray dogs.

www.spaldingtoday.co.uk

Hare coursing is something to be ashamed of, not proud of.

www.irishexaminer.com

They had been hare coursing, the police helicopter was called and officers seized a large amount of money along with two vehicles.

www.itv.com

Then there are the rural crimes: hare coursing, egg stealing, polluting rivers, poisoning birds of prey, fruit farms hiring pickers without a gang-master licence.

www.scotsman.com