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pinch /pɪntʃ/ noun pizzicotto m;
(of salt) presa f;
at a ~ fam in caso di bisogno
transitive verb pizzicare;
(fam: steal) fregare
intransitive verb shoestringere

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'pinch' found in these entries:
pinch: WordReference English-Italian Dictionary © 2009
pinch (to crimp)pizzicare v
pinch (to squeeze)pizzicare v
pinch (a tweak)pizzico nm
pinch (small bite (by insects))pizzico nm
pinch (to trim the top of plants)potare la cima delle piante v
pinch (a very small quantity)un pizzico nm
pinch (to steal)rubare v
pinch (an emergency) crisiemergenza nf
pinch rubarefregare vtr
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Compound Forms/Forme composte
in a pinchin caso di necessità, all'occorrenza, se proprio è necessario
pinch from slangrubare, fregare
pinch fromtogliere, staccare da vtr
pinch hitfare una cosa al posto di qualcun altro vi
pinch hit baseballsostituire un battitore vi
pinch hitterbattitore (baseball)
pinch runner baseballgiocatore sostituto di un base runner nm
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