Summary
tease {noun}
burlone · canzonatura · burla · canzonella · canzonatore · presa in giro
to tease {verb}
canzonare · burlare · pettinare a rovescio · cotonare · canzonare · cardare
English-Italian translation for "tease"
"tease" Italian translation
tease {noun}
tease {noun} (also: banter, persiflage, ribbing, chaff)
tease {noun} (also: ridicule, mockery, mock)
tease {noun} (also: taunter, mocker, teaser)
tease {noun} (also: farce, mockery, wind-up)
to tease {verb}
to tease [teased|teased] {vb} (also: to play a trick on, to make fun of, to jeer, to scoff at)
to tease [teased|teased] {vb} (also: to play a trick on, to make fun of, to jeer, to scoff at)
to tease [teased|teased] {vb} (also: to back-comb)
to tease [teased|teased] {vb} (also: to back-comb, to cottonize)
to tease [teased|teased] {vb} (also: to scoff, to joke, to make fun of, to rib)
to tease [teased|teased] {vb} [cloth.] (also: to card, to teasel)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "tease":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "tease" in Italian
We are able to give it credibility precisely because the Portuguese Presidency has teased out the threads of unification and woven these together to form a tapestry.
Chitra basically remixes and re-titles these iconic images to tease out some of the sexual and gender politics embedded in these deeply influential comics.
Mr President, while I thank the Commissioner for his answer I would like him to give us a little more information - if I could tease some out of him.
There is no doubt that delegating power and responsibility to Member States, as well as teasing out solutions at local level in order to reduce the fishing effort, is to be welcomed.
Similar words
Have a look at the French-English dictionary by bab.la.