Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

a cavaliere

English translation:

straddling/astraddle

Added to glossary by Angela Arnone
Mar 20, 2005 21:22
19 yrs ago
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Italian term

costruito a cavaliere

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does this mean higgeldy piggeldy???

Discussion

Angela Arnone Mar 20, 2005:
Oh you can have both!
Non-ProZ.com Mar 20, 2005:
I'm going mad "waxing lyrical" here!!!!
You can keep the sciatica though!
Non-ProZ.com Mar 20, 2005:
Want to swap?
Angela Arnone Mar 20, 2005:
In that case, confirmed: your villa is built astraddle a craggy hilltop (probably very painful too... but far more interesting that my paper manufacterer's report and my sciatica ...
Non-ProZ.com Mar 20, 2005:
Where would I be without you tonight??? Talking of the construction of a villa high on a craggy hill top! The onll context I have! No other architectural genius in there unfortunately!
Angela Arnone Mar 20, 2005:
we'd need a bit of context to confirm that, dear!

Proposed translations

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straddling

Something built "a cavaliere" means it is straddling. You know, like on horseback?
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks! How's the sciatica? :-)"
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saddle construction

Saddle: Two sloping surfaces meeting in a horizontal ridge, used between the back side of a chimney, or other vertical surface, and a sloping roof.
http://advancentral.com/glossary_of_terms_A.htm


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built astride

ciao
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