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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.

   Italian Word of the Day: Bocca (mouth) - Daily Italian Words

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   What does Acqua in bocca mean?

   • Acqua in bocca! Keep your lips sealed! (Translation of bocca from the GLOBAL Italian–English Dictionary © 2018 K Dictionaries Ltd) (Translation of bocca from the PASSWORD Italian–English Dictionary © 2014 K Dictionaries Ltd) Click on the arrows to change the translation direction.

   BOCCA | translate Italian to English - Cambridge Dictionary

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   What is boccabocca?

   • BoccaBocca is a traditional Neapolitan pizza and pasta bar serving authentic Italian dishes inspired by Napoli. The spacious, welcoming restaurant features an open kitchen, perfect for groups or families. Their Napolitana pizza is all about the base — so good you wouldn’t miss the toppings!

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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 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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   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.

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   1. botola (stradale) 2. passo d'uomo ; bocca di accesso ; passaggio di ispezione 3. boccaportello [Naut.] Def.: 1. a hole in the road through which someone may go to inspect sewers 2. a hole in a boiler/tank through which someone may go to inspect the inside 3. a small access to a ship's tank.

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

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   Look up the Italian to English translation of BOCCA in the PONS online dictionary. Includes free vocabulary trainer, verb tables and pronunciation function.

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   What does bocca mean in Italian? bocca. English Translation. mouth. More meanings for bocca. mouth noun. foce, imboccatura, sbocco, apertura, orifizio. muzzle noun.