Un ingresso
An entrance hall
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An entrance hall
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a coat stand | un attaccapanni |
‘There’s a coat stand in the corner.’ |
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a doorbell | un campanello |
‘I think the doorbell is broken.’ |
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to ring the doorbell | suonare il campanello |
‘Please ring the doorbell when you arrive.’ |
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a front door | una porta d'ingresso |
‘The front door has just been painted.’ |
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to knock on the door | bussare alla porta |
‘If the office is closed, please knock on the door of the property next door.’ |
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a letterbox | una buca delle lettere |
‘There’s a letterbox in the front door.’ |
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to post (something) through the letterbox | Spedire qualcosa inserendola nella cassetta postale |
‘I’ll post the letter through the letterbox.’ |
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