2.3: Unità 2 - Vocabolario

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    2.3: Unità 2 - Vocabolario

    LE FACCENDE (chores)

    apparecchiare – to set the table

    fare il bucato – to do the laundry

    lavare (i piatti, i pavimenti, i vestiti…) – to wash (the dishes, the floors, clothes…)

    passare l’aspirapolvere – to vacuum

    passare il mocio – to mop the floor

    portare fuori la spazzatura – to take out the trash

    pulire – to clean

    rifare il letto – to make the bed

    riordinare – to tidy-up

    sparecchiare – to clean the table

    spazzare – to sweep

    spolverare – to dust off

    stendere i panni/il bucato – to hang the laundry

    stirare  – to iron

    OGGETTI (objects)

    aspirapolvere (l’) – vacuum cleaner

    asse da stiro (l’) – ironing board

    cesta/cesto (la/il) – basket

    ferro da stiro (il) – iron

    mocio (il) – mop

    padella (la) – pan

    pensione (la) – retirement fund

    pentola (la) – pot

    scopa (la) – broom

    spazzatura (la) – trash

    spugna (la) – sponge

    stoviglie (le) – dishware

    straccio (lo) – rag

    strofinaccio (lo) – dishcloth

    tostapane (il) – toaster

    ESPRESSIONI DI TEMPO (time expressions)

    da – since, for

    dopo – after

    durante – during

    durare – to last

    passare – to spend

    per – for

    prima di – before

    ESPRESSIONI PER DESCRIVERE (expressions to describe)

    che confusione! / che casino! / che caos! – what a mess!

    disgustoso / fa schifo – disgusting

    macchiato – stained

    pulito – cleaned

    sporco – dirty


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