English-Italian translation for "wash-up"

wash-up {noun}

Or I washed up in public rest rooms.

Well one obvious source is dead sharks, Dead sharks washed up.

Often, the oil washes up on the land and pollutes our beaches.

Now, when the debris washes up on the beaches of Hawaii it looks like this.

We might get two or three dead sharks washed up in Ireland a year, if we're kind of lucky.

There are still far too many deaths as a result of children drinking washing-up liquids or cleaning fluids.

Bodies are washed up on the coasts of Europe every day as a result of completely unscrupulous Mafia methods.

So we brought her home, and I prayed that the oil wouldn't wash up on her beach before she died.

But there are still over 650 million Indians, Pakistanis, Sri Lankans, Bangladeshis, Nepalese, who remain washed up on the shores of poverty.

Mr President, whilst recently at my sister-in-law's house, I noticed that she had a container of " eco-friendly " washing-up liquid.

And then a wonderful thing happened when I was in high school: Gurus from the East started washing up on the shores of America.

So many corpses of drowned illegals get washed up on Spanish beaches that it has sparked off a macabre debate as to who should pay for the burials.

And a lot of it ends up washing into the ocean, which is a great story if you attach a couple characters to it, especially if they can't stand each other, like these two.

We know that a number of companies are already adding bitter constituents to washing-up liquid in order to prevent children accidentally drinking them.

The comparison between a washing-up liquid, which is a detergent, and a chemically similar shampoo, a cosmetic, is a tempting one to make, but it is an exceptional case.

It has taken me to Juarez, Mexico, where I was a week ago, where I have literally been there in parking lots where bones of women have washed up and been dumped next to Coca-Cola bottles.

Now up.

Get up.

I show up.

Listen up."