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Shouldn’t eat peanuts when scared…
Non bisognerebbe mangiare noccioline… quando si ha paura…
No, come eat outside instead.
No, venite a mangiare fuori, invece.
He’s making the doctor eat himself.
Sta costringendo il dottore… a mangiare se stesso.
Lepidoptera larvae eat clover, among other plants.
Le larve di lepidottero mangiano… trifogli, tra le altre piante.
Please tell me you eat carbs.
La prego, mi dica che mangiate carboidrati.
Most cultures don’t eat dolphin.
Nella maggior parte delle culture non si mangiano i delfini.
Probably true wherever they eat blood soup.
Probabilmente è vero ovunque mangino la zuppa di sangue.
I can’t eat any of this.
Non posso mangiare nulla di queste cose, sono tutte cose che provocano infarti.
They eat people like you for breakfast.
Loro li mangiano a colazione i tipi come te.
Drink my champagne, eat my oysters…
Bevete il mio champagne, mangiate le mie ostriche…
Sugar ants don’t eat wood.
Le formiche da zucchero non mangiano il legno.
That kid should just eat moderately.
Quella bambina deve solo imparare a mangiare con moderazione.
I cannot eat with hands bound.
Non riesco a mangiare con le mani legate.
That dingo better not eat no baby.
Sarà meglio che quel dingo non mangi nessun bambino.
Come eat at our restaurant later.
In seguito, vieni a mangiare al nostro ristorante.
All the pickled herring you can eat.
Tutte le aringhe in salamoia che potreste a mangiare.
Maybe it could eat itself too.
Forse, si potrebbe anche mangiare da sola.
Really anything that the driver can eat.
Proprio qualsiasi cosa che il pilota possa… mangiare.
This book says you can eat nettles.
Il libro dice che si possono mangiare le ortiche.
Kids who eat plain cheese pizza die.
I bambini che mangiano la pizza al formaggio muoiono.
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Who eat at you. the petty people… And he started discussing.
Che ti divorano. E iniziò a parlare delle persone meschine.
Cause I happen to know that the lions only eat Christians. Oh,
Perché guarda caso so che i leoni divorano solo cristiani.
Limit the consumption of meat and cheese, eat more fruit and vegetables.
Limita il consumo di carne e formaggi, consuma più frutta e ortaggi.
Because I happen to know that the lions only eat Christians!
Perché guarda caso so che i leoni divorano solo cristiani!
Ready to bite, kill, eat, and rip off your face.
Pronto a mordere, uccidere, divorare. A staccarti via la testa.
The house, it makes these, um… Memories that eat other memories.
La casa crea questi… Ricordi che divorano altri ricordi.
I have seen drugs eat the souls of many great men.
Ho visto droghe divorare l’anima… di uomini fantastici.
He must eat insects, and animals that fail into in the waterfall.
Probabilmente si nutre di insetti e animali che cadono dalla cascata.
Maybe I will let the beasts eat you.
Forse lascero’ che le belve ti divorino.
These birds eat crustaceans, aquatic insects, and small fish.
Questa specie si nutre di crostacei, insetti acquatici e piccoli pesci.
If you eat me, you would have to do it.
Se mi divori, dovrai recuperare tutto da solo.
Griffon vultures eat only dead animals and do not attack the living prey.
Il grifone si nutre esclusivamente di carogne e non attacca animali vivi.
I’m sure this place comes with things that could eat Chester.
Sono sicuro che questa casa ospiti cose che potrebbero divorare Chester.
We eat boyfriends for breakfast.
Don’t let fear eat at you like a parasite.
Non lasciare che la paura ti divori come un parassita.
In fact, I will even let you eat my brains.
Anzi, ti lascero’ divorare il mio cervello.
They shall eat the victim both for sin and for trespass.
Essi si nutriranno delle oblazioni, dei sacrifizi per il peccato e dei sacrifizi per la colpa.
The lady said to me, shocked,’Eat it here.
La signorina mi ha detto, scioccata:’Lo divori qui.
Eat, because it has not happened yet.
Mangia… perché non é ancora successo.
In ethiopia, They eat stew off of spongy, sour bread.
Mangiano… lo sufato In Etiopia… su pane amaro
Yeah. Eat. Quite a spread for just two people.
Sì, una bella mangiata per due persone. Mangia.
But people have to eat this cake.
I eat husbands. Well, what?
Let’s just eat breakfast and forget all about what happened at the last wedding.
Mangiamo… La colazione e dimentichiamoci di quello che è successo lo scorso matrimonio.
Yeah. in the water. You… eat.
Mangi… nell’acqua. Sì. Tu.
What did your teacher say? Here, eat.
Tò, mangia… Cosa ti ha detto il maestro?
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Italy is synonymous with good eats!
Learn how to talk about eating, with the main Italian verb for eat: mangiare. Find out how to pronounce it, and how to use it in the present, past, and command forms.
Not only that:
- discover various ways to say eat! and enjoy your food! (like mangia! and buon appetite!)
- find out how to talk about the Italian meals of the day from colazione (breakfast) to cena (dinner) and everything in between
- learn adverbs for talking about eating, like piano (slowly) and tanto (a lot!)
- learn phrases about eating a ton, like abbuffarsi (to stuff oneself)
- find out about other verbs that mean to eat in Italian.
Let’s dig in!
MANGIARE
The main Italian verb in Italian for eat is mangiare. It is a regular verb with the ending -are. Mangiare means to eat. Stay tuned to find out how to use it in action!
The pronunciation of mangiare is: mahn-jee-AH-reh
Listen to how to pronounce mangiare here:
Quando vado in Italia ho un solo obiettivo: mangiare!
When I go to Italy I have just one goal: to eat!
Have you ever heard Italians say magnare (pronounced mahn-ee-AH-reh), or magnà (mahn-ee-AH)? This is the verb magnare, which is mangiare (to eat) in Roman dialect, but it is used even more widely throughout Italy, especially in the south.
TO EAT IN THE PRESENT TENSE
Mangiare (to eat) follows the regular pattern of verbs ending in -are. So:
| I eat | (io) mangio |
| you eat (informal singular) | (tu) mangi |
| he/she eats | (lui/lei) mangia |
| you eat (plural) | (voi) mangiate |
| we eat | (noi) mangiamo |
| they eat | (loro) mangiano |
You’ll see that the Italian subject pronouns are in parentheses. This is because you often don’t need to include the subject or subject pronoun: you can figure out who the subject is from the verb conjugation.
Mangiamo sempre tardi giovedì sera perché ho la lezione di cucina alle 18.
We always eat late on Thursday night because I have a cooking lesson at 6 pm.
Non mangi la carne?
You don’t eat meat?
TO EAT: THE PAST TENSE
To talk about eating in the past, you can use the passato prossimo form. To do it, conjugate the auxiliary verb (in this case, avere), and add the past participle: mangiato.
The passato prossimo usually corresponds to both the simple past and the present perfect in English. For example, the passato prossimo of mangiare is ate, or has/have eaten.
Here is the complete conjugation of mangiare (to eat) in the passato prossimo:
| I ate, I have eaten | (io) ho mangiato |
| you ate, you have eaten (informal singular) | (tu) hai mangiato |
| he/she ate, he/she has eaten | (lui/lei) ha mangiato |
| you ate, you have eaten (plural) | (voi) avete mangiato |
| we ate, we have eaten | (noi) abbiamo mangiato |
| they ate, they have eaten | (loro) hanno mangiato |
Sara e Piero hanno mangiato al nuovo ristorante giapponese ieri sera.
Sara and Piero ate at the new Japanese restaurant yesterday evening.
A TAVOLA: LET’S EAT!
The Italian table is sacred, a place for family and friends to gather around meals of delicious food. Not only that, standard mealtimes give shape to the ark of the day.
What if it’s 1pm, your stomach is growling and you want to get things rolling? Or it’s time to get people to the table at mealtime? Italians have quite a few ways to say Let’s eat!
È ora di mangiare means It’s time to eat.
Andiamo a mangiare means Let’s go eat.
A tavola! is a phrase you’ll hear in Italian homes up and down the peninsula. The literal translation is To the table! and you’d better get there quick or the pasta will get cold.
Tutti a mangiare! is similar to the last phrase. It means Everybody eat! so hurry up and get to the table.
Si mangia is the impersonal form of mangiare. It literally means one eats, but the sense is let’s eat, or we’re eating.
Mangiamo! means let’s eat! when said as a command.
Here are some examples of these phrases in action:
La pasta è pronta. A tavola!
Lunch is ready. To the table!
Ora che abbiamo fatto il brindisi, si mangia!
Now that we’ve made a toast, let’s eat!
ENJOY YOUR FOOD! IN ITALIAN
When everyone has gathered around the table, even if it’s just two people, it’s polite to wish them buon appetito. Similar to the French phrase bon appetit, buon appetito means enjoy your meal.
If you are bidding goodbye to someone who is off to have a meal, you can wish them:
Buon pranzo, or enjoy your lunch, have a good lunch
Buona cena, or enjoy your dinner, have a good dinner
These two phrases usually aren’t used at a meal: use buon appetito at the meal if you are eating with the person.
Is your companion feeling shy about digging into their lasagne? Do you want to offer them the last piece of bruschetta? You can say mangia!
Mangia! is a word you’ve probably heard in films or tv shows with Italian characters. It is one conjugation of the command form, or the imperative (l’imperativo) of the verb mangiare. Use the imperative to tell someone to go ahead and eat, like this:
Mangia! means Eat! in the informal singular you form. Use it when speaking to someone you know well.
Mangi! means Eat! in the formal singular you form. Use it when speaking to someone you don’t know well, an elder, or someone with superior social status.
Mangiate! means Eat! in the plural you form. Use it when speaking to a group.
Mangiamo! means Let’s eat!
WHEN TO EAT IN ITALIAN: MEALS
The Italian day is punctuated by clearly defined meals, instead of being an all day snack-fest.
- Colazione is breakfast
- Pranzo is lunch
- Cena is dinner
- Spuntino is a light snack to tide you over
- Merenda is a snack, usually in the late afternoon
- Aperitivo is like a pre-dinner happy hour, or cocktail hour, with a drink and plenty of food!
However, the verb to use with these meals is not mangiare, but fare. For example, to say eat lunch, say fare pranzo. To say eat a snack, say fare merenda.
Io e Caterina facciamo cena insieme sabato sera.
Caterina and I eat dinner together on Saturday night.
Mi piace fare colazione al bar, hanno i cornetti buonissimi.
I like eating breakfast at the bar, they have great croissants.
There are also two verbs that you can use directly:
pranzare means to eat lunch
cenare means to eat dinner
Non pranzo mai al ristorante.
I never eat lunch at a restaurant.
WAYS TO EAT IN ITALIAN
To describe how you eat, you can add an adverb to the verb mangiare, like this:
- mangiare poco is to eat little, to eat a little
- mangiare tanto is to eat a lot
- mangiare troppo is to eat too much
Giuseppe mangia poco a cena.
Giuseppe eats little at dinner.
- mangiare bene is to eat well, as in the food is good
- mangiare male is to eat badly, as in the food is bad
Abbiamo mangiato molto bene al matrimonio di Saverio.
We ate very well at Saverio’s wedding/The food was very good at Saverio’s wedding.
- mangiare velocemente is to eat fast
- mangiare di fretta is to eat in a rush
- mangiare piano is to eat slowly
Oggi devo mangiare di fretta se voglio arrivare in orario alla riunione.
Today I must eat in a rush if I want to be on time for the meeting.
To talk about where you eat, you can say:
- mangiare a casa, or to eat at home, to eat in
- mangiare fuori, or to eat out
Stasera Giovanni le porta a mangiare fuori.
Tonight Giovanni is taking her out to eat.
EATING A LOT IN ITALIAN
When Italian meals are especially abundant and over the top (for example at the holidays), here are a few good words:
- abbuffata= huge meal, feast
- mangiata/magnata= big meal, feast
Sono ancora piena dopo l’abbuffata di Natale.
I’m still full after the huge Christmas meal.
Someone has to eat all that delicious Italian food, it might as well be us! Here are some phrases related to doing a lot of eating.
- abbuffarsi = to stuff oneself
- farsi una mangiata (di) = to eat a ton (of), to feast (on)
- mangiare come un bufalo = to eat like a horse (literally: to eat like a buffalo)
- essere un mangione = to be a big eater
Al ristorante di pesce ci siamo fatti una mangiata di cozze.
At the seafood restaurant we ate a ton of mussels.
OTHER WAYS TO SAY EAT IN ITALIAN
Here are some other verbs that mean to eat in Italian, besides mangiare:
| consumare | to eat or drink, as in to consume: I pasti vanno consumati a tavola. Meals should be eaten at the table. |
| nutrirsi | to eat, as in to nourish oneself: Gli atleti devono nutrirsi bene. Athletes must eat well. |
| corrodere | to eat away at, as in to corrode: L’acido corrode il metallo. Acid eats away at metal. |
| cibarsi | to eat, as in to feed on: Gli avvoltoi si cibano di carogna. Vultures feed on carrion. |
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To this advice, Saint John Baptist de La Salle knows how to add some encouragement: “if you love God, interior prayer will be the food […] of your soul and He will enter […] says in the Apocalypse, and you […] will then have as well the advantage of having Him present during all your actions and having no other purpose than to please Him; you will even always hunger for it, as the Wise man says, for, according to the expression of the Prophet-King, you will never be satisfied until you enjoy His glory in heaven” (Med 177.3). lasalle.org lasalle.org |
Al consiglio, La Salle sa unire l’incoraggiamento: «Se amate Dio, l’orazione sarà il […] nutrimento della vostra anima e lui […] dice San Giovanni nell’Apocalisse, […] e voi in seguito avrete il vantaggio do averlo presente nelle vostre azioni e di non avere altra vista che di piacergli; avrete anche sempre fame di lui, come dice il Saggio, perché, secondo l’espressione del Profeta-Re, non sarete saziati che quando gioirete della sua gloria nel Cielo» (Med. 177.3). lasalle.org lasalle.org |
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Finally, don’t forget, to have good health it is necessary to […] particularly fruits and vegetables, […] do daily physical activity (not only to prevent risks arising from overweight, but also to “oxygenate” the mind after a busy workday), avoid smoking and alcohol abuse, do not lead too hectic a life, spend relaxing moments, and rest, because health should always come first! cuore-vita.sm cuore-vita.sm |
Non bisogna dimenticare, infine che, per […] avere una buona salute è necessario […] particolare frutta e verdura, fare […] attività fisica giornaliera (non solo per prevenire i rischi derivati dal sovrappeso, ma anche per “ossigenare” la mente dopo un’intensa giornata lavorativa), evitare il fumo e l’abuso di alcolici, non condurre una vita troppo frenetica, dedicare momenti al relax ed al riposo, perché la salute deve sempre e comunque venire prima di tutto! cuore-vita.sm cuore-vita.sm |
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However, most adults and […] diet should have no problems obtaining enough zinc not just […] to avoid these health concerns but also to provide the body with enough of the nutrient for it to function at optimal levels. lifeplus.com lifeplus.com |
In ogni caso, la maggior parte degli adulti e […] modo sano non dovrebbe avere problemi a ottenere […] una quantità di zinco sufficiente non solo a evitare questi problemi di salute, ma anche ad assicurare il funzionamento ottimale del proprio corpo. lifeplus.com lifeplus.com |
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Into Instead, what the author shows us very simply, with grace, sweetness and genuineness of those who move with purity of heart in the harshness of the world and among the diversity of people with whom they compare respectfully, is that, although man is born omnivorous and hunter, as well as collector and […] then, grower, has on his side the opportunity […] animal (meat and fish for vegetarians, but also […] dairy products and eggs for vegans) can be consciously excluded or drastically reduced, in view of ethical values based on compassion for living beings on our planet and in the name of human existence that is raised in a equal and respectful towards other forms of life. vitadimamma.it vitadimamma.it |
Invece, quel che l’autore ci dimostra molto semplicemente, con la grazia, la dolcezza e la genuinità di chi si muove con purezza d’animo nella crudezza del mondo e tra la diversità delle persone con cui si confronta rispettosamente, è che, seppur l’uomo sia nato onnivoro e cacciatore, oltre che raccoglitore e poi, […] coltivatore, ha dalla sua parte la possibilità di […] la parte animale (la carne e il pesce per i […] vegetariani, ma anche i latticini e le uova per i vegani) possa essere coscientemente esclusa o ridotta drasticamente, in vista di valori etici fondati sulla compassione per gli esseri viventi del nostro pianeta e in nome di una esistenza umana che si ponga in maniera paritaria e rispettosa nei confronti delle altre forme di vita. vitadimamma.it vitadimamma.it |
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Some of the larvae from […] into chrysalises and second generation adults, […] and others do not turn into chrysalises but enter into a state of hibernation until the next spring when they become chrysalises and are the first generation of the following year. turismenatural.obsam.cat turismenatural.obsam.cat |
Parte delle larve procedenti dalla prima […] trasformano in crisalidi e in adulti […] come una seconda generazione e altre non crisalidano, ma entrano in svernamento fino alla primavera successiva in cui crisalidano, costituendo cosí la prima generazione dell’anno seguente. turismenatural.obsam.cat turismenatural.obsam.cat |
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Is Article 3a of Directive 84/450 (1 ), as amended by Directive 97/55 (2 ), to be interpreted as meaning that it is unlawful to engage in comparative advertising on the basis of the price of products meeting the same needs or intended for the same purpose, that is to say, products which are sufficiently interchangeable, on the sole ground that, in regard to food products, the extent to which consumers would like to eat those products, or, in any case, the pleasure of consuming them, is completely different according to the conditions and the place of production, the ingredients used and the experience of the producer? eur-lex.europa.eu eur-lex.europa.eu |
Se l’art. 3 bis della direttiva 84/450 (1 ), quale modificata dalla direttiva 97/55 (2 ), debba essere interpretato nel senso che non è lecito effettuare una pubblicità comparativa tra i prezzi di prodotti che soddisfano gli stessi bisogni o si propongono gli stessi obiettivi, vale a dire che presentano tra loro una grado di intercambiabilità sufficiente, per il solo motivo che, trattandosi di prodotti alimentari, la commestibilità di ciascuno di tali prodotti e, in ogni caso, il piacere derivante dal loro consumo cambia completamente in funzione delle condizioni e del luogo di produzione, degli ingredienti utilizzati e dell’esperienza del produttore. eur-lex.europa.eu eur-lex.europa.eu |
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One of the highlights of the luxurious Atlante Star Hotel has to be its rooftop restaurant where you can enjoy spectacular views of St. Peter’s Basilica while you eat. viamichelin.com viamichelin.com |
Uno dei punti di forza del lussuoso Atlante Star Hotel è il ristorante panoramico, dove potrete mangiare e, allo stesso tempo, ammirare le viste spettacolari sulla Basilica di San Pietro. viamichelin.it viamichelin.it |
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Article 3a(1)(b) of Council Directive 84/450/EEC of 10 September 1984 concerning misleading and comparative advertising, as amended by Directive 97/55/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 6 October 1997, is to be interpreted as meaning that the fact alone that food products differ in terms of the extent to which consumers would like to eat them and the pleasure to be derived from consuming them, according to the conditions and place of production, their ingredients and who produced them, cannot preclude the possibility that the comparison of such products may meet the requirement laid down in that provision that the products compared meet the same needs or are intended for the same purpose, that is to say, that they display a sufficient degree of interchangeability. eur-lex.europa.eu eur-lex.europa.eu |
L’art. 3 bis, n. 1, lett. b), della direttiva del Consiglio 10 settembre 1984, 84/450/CEE, concernente la pubblicità ingannevole e comparativa, quale modificata dalla direttiva del Parlamento europeo e del Consiglio 6 ottobre 1997, 97/55/CE, deve essere interpretato dichiarando che la mera circostanza che i prodotti alimentari si differenzino quanto alla loro commestibilità e quanto al piacere da essi procurato al consumatore, in funzione delle condizioni e del luogo della loro produzione, dei loro ingredienti e dell’identità del loro produttore, non è tale da escludere che il confronto di tali prodotti possa rispondere al requisito sancito dalla predetta disposizione, in base al quale essi devono soddisfare gli stessi bisogni o proporsi gli stessi obiettivi, vale a dire presentare tra loro un sufficiente grado di intercambiabilità. eur-lex.europa.eu eur-lex.europa.eu |
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Discuss how the people in the world can work together so that everyone […] feedingminds.org feedingminds.org |
Discutete su come le persone nel mondo possano lavorare insieme in […] nei giusti generi. feedingminds.org feedingminds.org |
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One method extensively advertised for many years […] to remind him how each […] of the four letters E A R L was formed, each one adding one element to the previous one. inorc.it inorc.it |
Un altro metodo ampiamente pubblicizzato per molti anni che si […] insegnava al principiante […] che doveva ricordargli […] come era costituita ognuna delle quattro lettere E-A-R-L: ciascuna aggiungeva un elemento alla precedente. inorc.it inorc.it |
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Putting on too much weight is often the cause of maternal and fetal complications (high blood pressure, diabetes, etc. for the mother and growth and metabolic problems for the baby) which result in the possible appearance of more serious […] conditions, and this is why it is essential […] hypercaloric (sweet snacks, fried […] food) and highly seasoned food. aied.it aied.it |
L’ eccessivo aumento di peso è spesso causa di complicanze materne (ipertensione, diabete, ecc) e fetali (difetti di accrescimento e metabolici), che hanno come conseguenza il possibile instaurarsi di condizioni più […] gravi, ecco perché è indispensabile […] evitando cibi ipercalorici (merendine, fritti) e molto conditi. aied.it aied.it |
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Following an updated review of the available scientific information, EFSA concluded that keeping to these limits leads to very low numbers of listeriosis cases in humans as most cases are due to the consumption of ready-to—eat foods which support Listeria growth and a high concentration of Listeria in the food chain. efsa.europa.eu efsa.europa.eu |
Dopo una valutazione aggiornata delle informazioni scientifiche disponibili, l’EFSA ha concluso che rientrare in tali soglie riduce significativamente il numero di casi di listeriosi nell’uomo, e che la maggior parte di essi è imputabile al consumo di cibi pronti che favoriscono la crescita di Listeria e ne sviluppano un’elevata concentrazione nella catena alimentare. efsa.europa.eu efsa.europa.eu |
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An all-you-can—eat buffet breakfast is available each morning and includes the expected cooked items such as scrambled, fried, poached or boiled eggs, and pork or vegetarian sausages. viamichelin.com viamichelin.com |
Ogni mattina viene allestito un buffet per la prima colazione a consumazione libera, che include pietanze calde, quali uova strapazzate, fritte, in camicia o sode, nonché salsicce di carne di maiale o vegetariane. viamichelin.it viamichelin.it |
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Sitting down to eat in Trieste becomes […] a real and proper journey on tastes, smells and colours belonging to different cultures […] and ways of living, but which here encounter a taste which is truly unique. turismofvg.it turismofvg.it |
Sedersi a tavola a Trieste diventa […] un vero e proprio viaggio tra sapori, odori e colori appartenenti a culture e modi di […] vivere diversi, che però qui trovano un gusto che è veramente unico. turismofvg.it turismofvg.it |
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Lord, may this food that we are about to eat, given to us through your goodness and through the work and effort of each of us, renew our strength and make us resemble ‘the multitude of believers who were of one heart and one soul. equipes-notre-dame.com equipes-notre-dame.com |
Signore, che questo cibo che ora prenderemo grazie alla tua bontà e al lavoro e allo sforzo di ognuno di noi rinnovi le nostre forze e ci renda semili alla “moltitudine di coloro che erano diventati credenti e che aveva un cuore solo e un’anima sola”. equipes-notre-dame.com equipes-notre-dame.com |
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Their streets and avenues, mostly pedestrianised, large plazas, designed to make life easy for those on foot, and atmosphere, a mixture of peacefulness and the bustle of city […] life, make the centre of Pamplona an […] customs of the residents. turismodepamplona.com turismodepamplona.com |
Le sue vie e viali, prevalentemente pedonali, le sue piazze ampie, pensate per la comodità dei pedoni, e il suo ambiente, tranquillo e al tempo stesso movimentato, rendono il centro […] di Pamplona il luogo ideale per […] tipiche degli abitanti della città. turismodepamplona.com turismodepamplona.com |
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Kitchens, and space for dining, allowing the people […] a longstanding habit. theplan.it theplan.it |
Cucine e sale da pranzo che permettono alle persone che lavorano in un […] abitudini consolidate. theplan.it theplan.it |
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Armenia itself is fuel for western countries and for Vladimir Putin, who is now darting along the all-holes road, escorted and greeted by […] policemen standing at attention; […] must and nuts, they exchange a few […] words about the good season being late, they elegantly wipe their dusty shoes with clean handkerchiefs, or walk on stiletto heels even with minus ten degrees centigrade and snow everywhere. quiappuntidalpresente.it quiappuntidalpresente.it |
Combustibile è anche l’Armenia per i Paesi occidentali e per Vladimir Putin, che ora sfreccia sulla strada tuttabuche, scortato e […] salutato da poliziotti sull’attenti; […] condensato e noci, scambia due parole […] sulla buona stagione che tarda, strofina con gesto elegante il fazzoletto lindo sulle scarpe impolverate o cammina su tacchi a spillo anche con meno dieci e la neve ovunque. quiappuntidalpresente.it quiappuntidalpresente.it |
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From the most famous European Art Galleries to the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Marti Guixe’s research on the […] concept of food and on […] itself with an installation […] that captures the joyful and innovative spirit of the Catalan artist who anticipated some of the alimentary habits and trends of the last years. saporiti.com saporiti.com |
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Se apparteniamo al movimento Slow Food, se siamo nella rete di Terra Madre, non è solo […] perché abbiamo a cuore il […] buona, pulita e giusta […] è indispensabile la cura della porzione di pianeta che abitiamo. slowfood.com slowfood.com |
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The number of pupils who eat regularly at the canteen has increased, the school has noticed that they are eating apples every day; the feedback from […] parents, students and […] teachers is positive and the enthusiasm from all involved is great. hepseurope.eu hepseurope.eu |
Il numero di alunni che mangiano regolarmente in mensa è aumentato, la scuola ha riscontrato che questi alunni stanno mangiando mele ogni giorno; il […] feedback da parte di genitori, […] studenti e insegnanti è positivo e l’entusiasmo di tutti gli attori coinvolti è grande. hepseurope.eu hepseurope.eu |
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But also smoked Dalmatian ham, […] salted sardines, cheese and salami with […] look back on a long tradition of wine-growing is also known for its wines. access-rentacar.com access-rentacar.com |
Ma anche piace mangiare prosciutto dalmata affumicato, […] sarde salate, formaggio e salame con gusto paprika. questo paese […] che può guardare indietro su una lunga tradizione della viticoltura è anche noto per i suoi vini. it.access-rentacar.com it.access-rentacar.com |
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Food and drink markets using singleserve packs include ready meals, and products to eat and drink on the go; plus a plethora of products for consumption in restaurants, coffee shops, and hotels. alufoil.org alufoil.org |
Nell’industria alimentare, le confezioni monodose vengono utilizzate per i pasti pronti e per bevande e snack da passeggio, oltre che per una vasta gamma di prodotti destinati a ristoranti, caffè e hotel. alufoil.org alufoil.org |
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The Shape of Taste, curated by Beppe Finessi, an exhibition project that represents an attempt, through a display of over 200 engaging objects, to stimulate in the visitor a different kind of […] aesthetic and sensory perception: a […] one’s gaze and perceive with all […] the senses» is how the museum describes it. domusweb.it domusweb.it |
La Forma del Gusto», a cura di Beppe Finessi, un progetto espositivo che rappresenta il tentativo, attraverso gli oltre 200 vivaci oggetti proposti, di stimolare nel visitatore una diversa […] percezione estetica e sensoriale; una […] con lo sguardo e percepire con […] tutti i sensi», come raccontano dal museo. domusweb.it domusweb.it |
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Non soltanto appoggio pienamente l’uso del denaro comunitario per far fronte a una preoccupazione di sanità pubblica prioritaria condivisa da tutti gli Stati membri, ma avallo anche la forte componente sociale connessa alle proposte nel senso che consentiranno agli Stati membri di […] supportare bambini […] e, dunque, a essere più a rischio di obesità. europarl.europa.eu europarl.europa.eu |
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eat up [sth] vtr phrasal sep
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dog-eat-dog adj
Eat your heart out! interj
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How to Say Eat in Italian
If you want to say “eat” in Italian, you would be using a conjugation of the word “mangiare”:
- io mangio = I eat
- tu mangi = you eat
- lei/lui mangia = he/she eats
- noi mangiamo = we eat
- voi mangiate = you eat plural
- loro mangiano = they eat
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If you want to say “eat” in Italian, you would be using a conjugation of the word “mangiare”:
- io mangio = I eat.
- tu mangi = you eat.
- lei/lui mangia = he/she eats.
- noi mangiamo = we eat.
- voi mangiate = you eat plural.
- loro mangiano = they eat.
Simply so How do you conjugate eat in Italian? As we mentioned, the conjugation of mangiare follows a regular –ARE pattern:
- Io mangio= I eat.
- Tu mangi= you eat.
- Lui/Lei mangia= He/she eats.
- Noi mangiamo= we eat.
- Voi mangiate= you (plural) eat.
- Loro mangiano= they eat.
What can you not eat in Italy? 11 Things Tourists Should Never Eat in Italy
- Eating Chicken with Pasta. …
- Serving Everything on the Same Plate. …
- Ketchup. …
- Drinking a Cappuccino After a Meal. …
- Asking for Non-Italian Dishes. …
- Sprinkling Parmesan on Everything. …
- Dipping Bread into Oil and Balsamic Vinegar. …
- Drinking Anything Other Than Water or Wine With Food.
also How do you say eat in Sicilian? At least now you know you’ll never lose sight of anyone while in Sicily.
- Manciàri – To Eat. One of the most important aspects of Italian culture is food, so you have to know how to say eat in Sicilian. …
- Ti Vogghiu – I Love You. …
- Trùoppu Bedda/u – Beautiful. …
- Picciriddu – Boy. …
- Saluti – Cheers.
How do you say cheers in Italian?
Viva’ Viva and Salute are Italian for cheers.
What is Italian sugar? The word for sugar in Italian is zucchero (masculine, plural: zuccheri).
What is a boy in Italian?
How to say “Boy” in Italian, “Ragazzo.” Boy. Ragazzo.
Is pizza really Italian? Pizza was first invented in Naples, Italy as a fast, affordable, tasty meal for working-class Neapolitans on the go. While we all know and love these slices of today, pizza actually didn’t gain mass appeal until the 1940s, when immigrating Italians brought their classic slices to the United States.
Why do Italians eat slow?
Italians eat very differently than Americans do. They eat a first and second course instead of one giant main course. … Just like the French, Italians make their meals about spending time with loved ones instead of just a means of survival. Take it from the Europeans, eating slowly is key.
Why do Italians hate pineapple on pizza? Speaking to food website La Cucina Italiana, Pepe said he thought the reason many were against pineapple was because it clashed too much with the base sauce. “The combinations were probably too risky: the pineapple was combined with tomato!
What does Alora mean in Italian?
Allora (so, then, well) is one of those filler words that’s highly useful when thinking of what to say in Italian. It buys you a little time and tells the listener you’re thinking things over, especially when used by itself, or to introduce a sentence. Used by itself, it can express impatience: Allora! (Come on!, Hey!)
What is Grazie Mille? Give a million (or a thousand) thanks with grazie mille
English speakers are more familiar with this saying as “a million thanks,” but in both French and Italian, the same sentiment of gratitude is offered as “a thousand thanks.” While mille sounds like the English word “million,” it actually translates to “thousand.”
How do you say shut up in Sicilian?
How do you say cheese in Italian?
How do you say Cin Cin? “Cin-cin!” (pronounced chin-chin) is uttered by Italians when they raise and clink their glasses together in a toast before sipping from a flute of spumante sparkling wine as they look each other directly in the eye.
What is Salud Italian?
What is the Latin name of sugar?
| Saccharum officinarum | |
|---|---|
| Saccharum officinarum growing in Mozambique | |
| Harvesting sugarcane by hand | |
| Scientific classification | |
| Kingdom: | Plantae |
What kind of sugar do Italians use? The “classico” sugar, according to my trip host, would be Italian-produced crystallized beet sugar. The (slightly racist?) “tropical” sugar is labelled as “zucchero bruno di canna” or “brown sugar of cane,” so it’s like Sugar in the Raw but the grains are smaller.
Is there brown sugar in Italy?
Brown sugar is usually carried at any of the larger Italian supermarket chains, like Coop, Conad, or Esselunga.
What do you call an Italian woman? pl. si·gno·ri·ne (-nā, -nĕ) or si·gno·ri·nas. Used as a courtesy title for an unmarried woman or girl in an Italian-speaking area, equivalent to Miss. See Usage Note at miss2. [Italian, diminutive of signora, signora; see signora.]
What is Ragazzi?
They mean, roughly, ‘guys‘, ‘folks’, ‘lads’, ‘ladies’, ‘you lot’ – anything you’d use to address a group of people at once.
How do you say girl in Italian? How to Say Girl in the Italian Language. If you want to say “girl” in Italian, you would say “la ragazza.” Want to say “boy” instead? Then use “il regazzo.” The plural of each is “i regazzi” (the boys) and “le regazze” (the girls).