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1. www.collinsdictionary.com › dictionary › italianEnglish translation of 'bocca' - Collins Online Dictionary

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   bocca. [ˈbokka ] Word forms: bocca, plural bocche. feminine noun. 1. (gen) mouth. per bocca orally. rimanere a bocca asciutta to have nothing to eat; (figurative) to be disappointed. rimanere a bocca aperta (figurative) to be taken aback. non ha aperto bocca (parlare) he didn’t open his mouth.

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     That man is all mouth. 7. disrespectful talk or language;...

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2. dailyitalianwords.com › italian-word-for-mouth-boccaItalian Word of the Day: Bocca (mouth) - Daily Italian Words

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   Jul 3, 2020 · Italian Word of the Day: Bocca (mouth) The Italian word for mouth is bocca (feminine, plural: bocche), which comes from the Latin bucca meaning cheek. Below are a few common verbs you’ll often see used with bocca: Il cane porta un bastone in bocca. = The dog is holding a stick in its mouth.

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3. dictionary.reverso.net › italian-english › boccabocca translation | Italian-English dictionary - Reverso

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   bocca translation in Italian - English Reverso dictionary, see also 'bocca d'acqua, respirazione bocca a bocca, armonica a bocca, boccia', examples, definition, conjugation.

4. dailyitalianwords.com › italian-phrase-in-bocca-alThe Meaning of “In bocca al lupo!” – How to Say “Good luck ...

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   Oct 4, 2020 · In bocca al lupo, which literally translates to into the wolf’s mouth, is a very common greeting in Italian addressed to those in need of buona fortuna (good luck) such as, for example, someone about to embark on a risky endeavour or a student about to take an important exam.

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5. en.bab.la › dictionary › italian-englishBOCCA - Translation in English - bab.la

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   Translation for 'bocca' in the free Italian-English dictionary and many other English translations.

6. italian.stackexchange.com › questions › 1879etymology - The origin of "in bocca al lupo" and its usage ...

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   Apr 20, 2017 · Infatti all'augurio: In bocca al lupo!, il cacciatore compìto risponde: Crepi! (Il lupo è sottinteso). So, in a sense, you are apparently wishing for a dangerous situation, but implicitly suggesting that your friend will be successful.

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   What does Bocca mean in English?

   • In addition to describing the mouths of living creatures, bocca may also denote many different kinds of openings or entrances, just as in English. For example: From the word bocca we also get the words boccone and bocconcino. The former translates as a bite or mouthful whereas the latter means morsel or small snack.

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   What does Acqua in bocca mean?

   • After telling someone a secret in English, we might instruct them to keep their lips sealed, whereas in Italian, they would say Acqua in bocca! (Water in the mouth!) since it is impossible to talk with your mouth full. Acqua in bocca!

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   What idiomatic expressions use Bocca?

   • In bocca al lupo and acqua in bocca are just two of the most well-known idiomatic expressions that use bocca, but as you can imagine, there are many more – so many, in fact, that this article would become an essay were I to list them all here! Instead we’ve chosen a few of our personal favourites to share with you.

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   What does non ha Aperto Bocca Per tutta la sera mean?

   • Non ha aperto bocca per tutta la sera. He didn’t open his mouth the whole evening. Gli intimarono di tenere la bocca chiusa. They told him to keep his mouth shut. Acqua in bocca! Keep your lips sealed! (Translation of bocca from the GLOBAL Italian–English Dictionary © 2018 K Dictionaries Ltd)

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   What does bocca al lupo mean?

   • in bocca al lupo! good luck! 3. (Botany) Copyright © by HarperCollins Publishers. All rights reserved. Your mouth is your lips, or the space behind your lips where your teeth and tongue are. He covered his mouth with his hand. English Translation of “BOCCA” | The official Collins Italian-English Dictionary online.

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   What is Bocas all about?

   • Bocas aims to bring you a taste of Argentina in the heart of Clerkenwell. Everything at Bocas is focused on sharing, from our small plates, to our grills and extensive wine list. At Bocas we also aim to bring you the finest jazz in our downstairs club along with some of the best cocktails in town.

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8. dictionary.cambridge.org › us › dictionaryBOCCA definition - Cambridge Dictionary

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   bocca. noun. [ feminine ] / 'bokːa/. anatomy (organo della respirazione / digestione) mouth. tenere il cibo in bocca to keep one’s food in one’s mouth. restare a bocca aperta. figurative. to be left open-mouthed.