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“mattone”- significato aparte da brick
puo essere usato come un sinonimo per il mondo immobiliare?
→“febbre del mattone’
Mar 13, 2011 8:13 PM
Answers · 1
Sì.
"febbre del mattone" o "corsa al mattone" si riferiscono alla frenesia di costruire o acquistare immobili.
Altri significati:
"essere un mattone" può anche voler dire "essere noioso/a", "essere pesante"
Es.:
"Quel film è veramente un mattone!" (it means that's a slow movie, boring, or very long and not breathtaking)
Simile significato di "pesante" nella frase "avere un mattone sullo stomaco" che significa "essere apesantiti", "non aver digerito bene"
Es.:
"Il risotto era buono, ma ora ho un mattone sullo stomaco" (It means that I have not digested the risotto very well)
Also google "ballo del mattone", famous italian song!
March 14, 2011
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